Strokes
Hi Alois,
Your video shows countering slow spinny topspin by soft block, Punch and counter topspin. Does the same principles apply to the fast topspin too
Regards, Rahul Gupta
Mumbai, India
Hi Rahul,
Yes you can use the same strokes off a fast topspin. The soft block is harder to do when the ball is coming fast. The block tends to go back quite fast.
The punch is a bit easier as long as you react fast enough to the topspin and the counter topspin is a difficult stroke to get right.
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Rajesh Sawant Posted 14 years ago
Hi Alois,
" The punch is a bit easier as long as you react fast enough to the topspin "
Can you please demonstrate how to counter fast topspin.
Thanks,
Rajesh
Shaji Alavi Posted 14 years ago
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Ian Costello Posted 14 years ago