A loop kill in table tennis is a type of loop that focuses on generating more power rather than spin to ‘kill’ or end the rally and win the point. It has more spin than a smash but more power than a regular loop. Instead of maximizing the tangential contact between the ball and the rubber, adjust the angle of your racket to include a slight direct contact with the ball, which adds extra power.
Lob
A lob in table tennis is a high, arching defensive return (usually more than 10 feet high) that is used either as a primary strategy or simply to buy time and recover position. Ideally, the ball should have heavy topspin and land deep near the end of the table so