Loop-kill against block

Try again.  Such common sense should not be posted on mytt.  To be honest, I struggle to make more than five loops in a row.  I am considering going into close to the table inverted chop-blocking.  So that people can put my level and my statements in context, here is my looping video with a hard sponge rubber (MX-S).  My practice partner in this video by the way was sent to me by God - I don't know anyone else who would have blocked so many of my loops so expertly over the last 9 months without me paying them a significant amount of money.

Since you asked ( and continue to be a wise guy despite not having posted any videos here on the topic or knowing anything about the topic), here are a few examples of loop kills against easy balls which I described earlier in the thread.  Against block, the motion doesn't change much.  You just finish with a larger stroke and overpower the ball with spin.  IF you go too hard into the back of the ball, you are going to hit the ball off the table so you have come round the side with the right contact.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsujsROPXE4&feature=youtu.be&t=31

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsujsROPXE4&feature=youtu.be&t=158