Forehand Topspin Problem
Strokes
Kyle Murphy Asked 14 years ago
Hi,
My forehand topspin always hits the net or goes out and I keep losing points from it. What should I do?
KInd regards,
First Timer Kyle
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Kyle,
Welcome. It sounds like you are not getting enough spin on the ball. When you get spin you also get a better arc on the flight of the ball. This allows you a better margin for error over the net.
I would try slowing down the stroke for a while and focus on getting more spin on the ball. When you feel you have this right then you can speed up the stroke again.
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