Forehand counter and wrist
Strokes
Il Ill Asked 10 years ago
Hi ,Rosario.
I watched your videos but I dont understand two things:
1.Is there light moving of the wrist down to up in the ball-contact ?
2.Is there light close of the racket at the ball -contact?
Or whole moving is only of the elbow (forearm), arm and body ?
Thank you in advance.
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Il,
There is a small relaxed movement with the wrist. You don’t need to force the wrist through but let it relax and move through with the motion of the stroke.
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Il Ill Posted 10 years ago
There is very light top-spin with the wrist??
The wrist will help with the topspin.
Il Ill Posted 10 years ago
thank you , master Rosario :)