Backhand follow through

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Karlo Perhat Asked 14 years ago

Do you think you need to use the wrist a lot in the follow through on the backhand? What do you think?

Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago

Hi Karlo,

You can use the wrist in the follow through on your backhand. At first you don't need to use it to develop control. As you get more confident with the stroke you can add the wrist and get more spin.

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