Grip
Strokes
Geoff Mr. Asked 9 years ago
I realize our grip should not change much from forehand to backhand. However, I am having trouble finding one of your videos that does speak about making very minor adjustments - maybe a little more pressure from the index finger or thumb. Do you recall what video I am remembering?
Jeff Plumb Answered 9 years ago
Hi Geoff,
I think you are talking about PingPod #43 - Grip Changes Between Backhand and Forehand. Let me know if this is the one.
Cheers,
Jeff.
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