Backhand chop
Strokes
Someone Anyone Asked 4 years ago
Hi,
i often do backhand chop. occasionally, slow spinny topspin comes back. My chops go high on the end of the table, how to return low backspin ball?
Alois Rosario Answered 4 years ago
Hi,
To get the chop lower you need to have a more vertical stroke. Also think about keeping your hand softer to absorb some of the speed and spin on the ball.
Take a look at our tutorials on the Forehand Chop and Backhand Chop for more help.
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