Chopping a chopped ball
Strokes
Bryan Lee Asked 8 years ago
hello pingskills
i was wondering what would happen to the ball if a player chopped a ball back to me and I decided to chop it back. I haven't tried it before as it is very hard to find defensive players in my areas to practice with. (I'm an offensive player)
thank you very much
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Bryan,
This is possible. It is like a push stroke. You may need to open the angle of the bat up a bit to counter the backspin the ball.
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