3rd Ball Attack
Strokes
aden teo Asked 12 years ago
Hey there,
Whenever I have a competition, I give my opponent a pure sidespin serve. He returns it at a reasonable height that can be attacked. However, the ball always either goes out, or it goes straight into the net. Am I supposed to hit or rub the ball more when I attack.
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Aden,
If you are looking at making it more consistent then brush the ball more. This will give you more topspin and margin for error.
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