Attack with antispin rubber
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Abdul Zabil Asked 5 years ago
Can you attack with antispin rubber especially when the opponent gives a backspin on ur backhand or forehand?
Alois Rosario Answered 5 years ago
Hi Abdul,
Yes this is possible especially if there is backspin on the ball.
The anti-spin rubber will covert the backspin to topspin as it comes off the racket. Therefore you can hit through the ball and make an attacking stroke.
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