Backhand dominant
Strategy
Vidit Pant Asked 11 years ago
If one's backhand is stronger so can he max the use of backhand instead of playing with forehand?
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Vidit,
Yes that is OK. Just move yourself slightly across to the right so that you have more of the table covered with the backhand.
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Oscar Moe Myint Posted 11 years ago
Sir, Is 'Backhand dominant playing' recommended by most coaches?
It is moving a little more that way now with the backhand return of serve becoming more dominant. In general though the forehand is still dominant in the rally because there is more scope for adjustment especially with the higher balls.
Vidit Pant Posted 11 years ago
Thank u sir.I will definitely try this today.