Defensive rubbers
Equipment
D K Asked 10 years ago
Hello again
Recently I found out that my forehand rubber is too fast for chopping and it tends to have a very high throw (if I loop,the ball is following the movement of my bat too long. And if I chop, the ball tends to be vertical to the ground. This happens even if I play into no spin ball, regardless of my technique)
How exactly is important what bat I am using?
Should I change my rubber or just my sponge?
If yes, what rubber would you recommend and shall I write which rubbers I have already tried (and rejected) to help you with choosing your advice?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi D K,
The rubber will not make a big difference. Just keep working on technique instead.
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D K Posted 10 years ago
I know that the technique is much more important,but the rubber should not be ignored completely,shouldn't it?
As long as you have something reasonable it is OK.
D K Posted 10 years ago
I am sorry but I am not sure how do you mean it
Keep your rubber and keep working on your technique.