Bat angle for counter loop
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Raymond Simon Asked 8 years ago
Which angle of the wrist and bat should be maintained when counter looping, forward loop or top spin to make the loop all the time.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Raymond,
This will depend on the amount of spin and speed on the ball coming to you.
If there is a lot of spin and speed then you need to turn your angle down more to keep the ball down. If there is less spin or less speed you can open the angle of your racket.
The other factor to think about is the grip and speed of your own rubber. The more grip and or speed the more you can turn your bat over the top of the ball.
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Raymond Simon Posted 8 years ago
How can someone balance backhand and forehand perfectly to control fast coming ball to forehand after a backhand stroke on reggard to footwork, body position And stroke generation?
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