Teching Marth's F-Smash

[Zoxre]

I play a Marth that throws me off the stage and then just forward smashes every time I am close enough to the ledge. So is it possible to tech his f-smash and then recover back on the stage? Or should I be aiming more for a sweet spot recovery? (I use Falco) If teching the hit is the better option, how exactly do I do it? Do I have to SDI into the ledge? Or does simply pressing L or R get the job done?
I tried looking for videos and found nothing. If there is a video out there that explains it good enough then a link would be fantastic. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

 

[20YY SS | Saiblade]

SDI into the ledge, and buffer the tech within 20 frames of hitting the ledge (asdi in case you miss it).

 

[Zoxre]

I'll work on it. Thanks

 

[Pauer]

The video you are looking for is this one:

However I think odds are that you should examine why you are being hit in the first place. If throw to f-smash is a problem then you are most likely doing your recovery in a predictable manner. Perhaps look into shine stall->up-b ledge grab or jump back to side-b(+shorten?) or stall->rejump->aerial/wavedash on stage. Additionally, using shine stall can help getting getting sweetspot regrabs.
Also look to become good at punishing those f-smashes if you do get the ledge with rising aerials and ledgedashes.

 

[Zoxre]

However I think odds are that you should examine why you are being hit in the first place. If throw to f-smash is a problem then you are most likely doing your recovery in a predictable manner. Perhaps look into shine stall->up-b ledge grab or jump back to side-b(+shorten?) or stall->rejump->aerial/wavedash on stage. Additionally, using shine stall can help getting getting sweetspot regrabs.
Also look to become good at punishing those f-smashes if you do get the ledge with rising aerials and ledgedashes.

He's a smash 4 player that doesn't grab the ledge. He just camps it with f-smash. So as predictable as my recovery might be the Marth is just going to wait for my up-b or side-b and f-smash it. I figured that learning to tech it and then instantly side-b back at him/onto stage would be by best option.