Hey! Yeah that’s pretty much right for flat shots like a punch the trajectory will be very flat and fast and other shots like an open up against backspin the trajectory can be a lot higher. I think in general even though you want to get a lot of spin, you don’t want the trajectory to end up too high because those type of shots can tend to sit up and be easier to attack for the opponent.
get the ball deep in the table and arcing down at the opponent and kicking up at them with the topspin after the bounce. So you don’t want the ball to rise too high to early or it will be easier for the opponent. Of course you want the arc safe enough over the net but not so much that it creates too much height on the trajectory, I hope that makes sense. Tom 🙂
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