Forehand Topspin Help
Strokes
Tony Tran Asked 8 years ago
Hello Coach,
I used to have a good forehand topspin but after not training for a few months, I noticed some deterioration in the stroke. Most of my forehand topspins bounce on top of the net and then land passed the endline. What can I do to solve this? I think this occurs because I use my forehand topspin to attack ball which are quite high.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Tony,
Go back to the basics of the stroke to start with. Ensure your bat starts and finishes in the correct positions as we show you in the Forehand Topspin Against Block tutorial.
If the ball is a little higher you can adjust your start position to be a little higher as well.
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