Points to look for:
- Since the player is practicing a backhand block vs loop drill, his racket is slightly tilted to favor his backhand block. In a block vs loop drill with random loop placement, his racket edge would be perpendicular to the floor.
- The feet are placed with the right foot slightly further back than the left foot.
- The knees are bent and the feet are around one and a half times shoulder width apart.
- The arms are held roughly shoulder width apart, with around a 90 degree angle at the elbow.
- The player is well balanced to move in any direction and play any stroke that is required, even though he is expecting to perform a backhand block.