Filming and Analysing My Strokes
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Raniel Raniel Asked 13 years ago
Coach,
I am a really great fan of yours from the Philippines, i've watched your lessons and it helped me. Now i know how to counter a topspin, but i just am not sure if i am doing it right .
Jeff Plumb Answered 13 years ago
Hi Raniel,
If you know how to do it and you are able to execute this in practice and in matches, then it sounds like you are playing the stroke quite well.
A good way to check is to get someone to film you playing the stroke. You'll pick up a lot of information by watching yourself play.
We discuss this in our master class on Analysing Your Own Technique.
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