Strokes
Dear PingSkills,
My current backhand block is just placing the bat in the right location and pushing forward without using the wrist. It is very consistent. The only thing is I want to put more power into the stroke which I can't without using the wrist. The basic question I have is how exactly should my wrist snap? Should it be moving from up to down or from left to right (for a right handed player) ?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Viki,
Your wrist should snap forward. So get your bat in the ready position and then get the tip of your racket to travel forward more.
The backhand flick allows you to attack a short ball. Learn this stroke to make it more difficult for your opponent to stop you attacking.
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Justin O'Toole Posted 12 years ago
Yes Alois is right on his answer. The wrists create a lot of speed and power even on blocks.