Backhand Topspin
Strokes
z.mahin Unknown Asked 17 years ago
How can I backhand topspin?
Alois Rosario Answered 17 years ago
Hi,
The basic principles of the backhand topspin are to start with your bat down low. At around knee high is a good basic start. The contact of the bat on the ball should be a brushing contact. Your swing should finish at around head high but at the side of your head in line with your shoulder. For more speed you swing through a little more forward. To lift backspin you can swing more vertically.
Hope this helps.
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Rajul Desai Posted 12 years ago
SIR,
CAN WE HAVE VEDIO ON THIS.
RAJUL
Hi Rajul,
Here is the link fro our Strokes & Techniques lessons. Backhand Topspin Against Block.