Backhand smash

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Harry Fay Asked 12 years ago

I think we've all come across a time when you need to smash with your backhand,but how do you do it?

Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago

Hi Harry,

It is best to move around and make a forehand smash. If you are caught then you should either play a topspin or a smash. To make the smash you need to get your bat up high at the start position and then hit the ball flat on contact.

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