chopping with inverted rubber..
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Samuel Lim Asked 15 years ago
uhm i am an all around player usually a backhand dominated style and occasional forehand blocks.. i wanted to try chopping but the ball just flies off the table what do i do?
Alois Rosario Answered 15 years ago
Hi Samuel,
To chop with inverted rubber takes a bit of touch. You need to have a softer more relaxed hand to keep the ball from flying off the end.
This something that you can practice during a training session. Work on it for a few weeks and then see if you can implement it in a match.
Remember touch is the key. Perhaps see if your bat is too fast as well.
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