Hanging wrist
Strokes
Bob Van Deusen Asked 11 years ago
Hi there, I was wondering your thoughts on the, for lack of a better term, hanging wrist, that I see some pros use for the forehand backhand. I have included a photo below. What is this called and what are the benefits? Thanks, Bob
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Bob,
I think it is not necessarily a god thing. It tends to lock the wrist and reduce flexibility.
I would rather see it in the natural position and more relaxed.
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