Allround player
Strategy
mohsen dessouki Asked 14 years ago
Hi coaches
What is the defintion of this style in terms of characters , strength and weakness ..How can i play with them
Best regards great guys
Mohsen
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Mohsen,
An allround payer tends to be able to block quite well but also can take the attack when it is there. They may also be reasonable at chopping or defending.
Often their attack isn't as strong as it should be so you can afford to wait for the right ball to attack rather than feeling under pressure to make a good strong attack on the first ball.
To play against them you need to use variation of speed and spin and not try to hit the ball too fast.
We will be making a lesson on this as part of our Match Strategy Course for Premium Members.
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