Backhand Flick
Strokes
Micka Yeung Asked 12 years ago
Hey Coach,
When doing the backhand flick, should the paddle contact with the ball closer to the tip of the blade, or near the handle?
Thanks!
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Micka,
You can contact the ball closer to the centre or s little more to the tip which is moving a bit faster.
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Sammy Serea Posted 12 years ago
Yes,
You can see that in most of Jeff's videos - he's very good and very consistent at hitting backhand topspin and backhand flicks with the upper central part of the bat for increased action on the ball. I'm also working towards this, but it will take a while to hit Jeff's consistency level (if ever) :P
Thanks,
Sam