Defensive play
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siddharth mehra Asked 13 years ago
hey,, i play defensive but i always play defensive even when the opponent plays a DROP-SHOT that can be smashed. I mean switching from defense to attack at right time.Can u help plz ? :) thanx
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Siddharth,
Try to practice your forehand topspin in training. Then when you get an opportunity in training games start to use it.
Eventually when you play really matches you will also start to use the stroke. It is just a matter of gaining confidence in the stroke and you will start to find a use for it in a game situation.
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