How to attack push?

I'm bad with this. I incoming ball has lot of backspin, I can loop. If ball has no spin, I flat kill. But if it has little, don't know what to do. Usually I try to loop and send ball too long, but sometimes it's even into net, if ball is slow. Loop or flat kill? Angles, timing? Should bat move only in it's own plane, like with standard loop? Somehow it's not logical to me, if ball has little of spin than bat should be opened, but then moving in bat's plane produces too high and long ball, this is why I'm making mistakes with this.

If your attacking light back spin, in my head I think of this as a cushioned loop shot. You need to have enough bat speed to bite onto the spin, but the ball will have little energy, so you need to give it some forwards momentum.

On an extreme level, if your flat hit is good enough, you can hit through it anyway. I certainly can't, but there's a guy that comes to my club that has probably the best flat hit I've ever witnessed. He can loop too, but in practice he tends to flat hit alot, through any spin, even low balls. He can also do what I can only describe as a flat his loop off the ground. His action is so quick that he can hit the back of the ball (not brushing it) yet still generates topspin to bring the ball down. I believe he's a Jamaican ex international.

It just shows you that flat hitting just about anything is possible.

Garwor - give us more information: When you try to loop light backspin balls, what actually happens? Do you tend to hit long/into net, or what?
 

When looping light backspin, you need to first have one thing before you start. Confidence. It sounds like you also dread having to try and loop any kind of light backspin shot.
For me, I loop generally the same, but with just a hair more closed angle than with looping heavy or moderate backspin. The only thing you need to change is the angle. But what you need to understand is that this is a very small change, and you need to practice doing this outside of a match. If you can't do this because someone doesn't want you to get better, then lose. Lose by practicing to loop that shot. Or you can give flat hitting a try.

nice post.. I am a beginner player with
table tennis and I'd like to improve my skills with this game. I think I can use this info though can anyone explain what is blade angle?