Getting used to equipment
Equipment
Haris Ansari Asked 13 years ago
HI COACH!
After buying my new bat,It is realy hard for me to play a stroke even I lose every match with the begineers who didn't know how to handle the bat.for practising, there is no partner for me . so i practised alone but is is enough for me?The situation is become bad to worse. and after a month my tounaments will be started?
can you tell me any warm up or practice so that I can easily reach in my level and can easily play stroke with my new bat ?and how minimum hours I have to practise?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Haris,
You need to do a lot of consistent hitting with it. Try to do 200 shots on the table in a row. You should do this for 30 minutes each time you play in the next 2 weeks. If you do this you will start to get the feel for the speed of the bat. It does take a while sometimes to adjust.
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