Changing back to Penhold
Strokes
Diego Tesoro Asked 10 years ago
Hi coaches, I've been training for a while now and i was wondering if i can turn over a new leaf and become a penholder.(btw im currently a shakehand player). A few months back I was actually a penholder but decided to become a shakehand player. Then, i want to go back to being a penholder because of numerous reasons. So, can i turn over a new leaf?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Diego,
You can change back if you want to. Just make sure you aren’t changing too often though. I think if you change back this time you should just stay with it.
The more often you make major changes like this the more difficult it is to develop your game.
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