Doing the killer topspin
Strokes
Ali Zarei Asked 12 years ago
Hi I recently played a guy who had a very killer loop.It Had a lot of speed and spin.
I can do the slow spinny topspin. But my loops are usually fast and don't have a lot of topspin.
When I try to do a fine contact it is slow loop.
When he looped I could hear the sound of his fine contact but it was quite fast.
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Ali,
It is a matter of getting the right balance of fine contact and thick contact to get the ball to have a lot of spin and still have speed.
If the ball is too slow then get the contact a bit flatter and vice versa.
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