High spinny chop against loop
Strokes
james chamb Asked 6 years ago
Hello Jeff and Alois. I cannot thank you enough for your expert advice.
I am simply in awe of the high, extremely spinney chop off of loop that I see from so many of the women players. To me, it looks as if their hand moves under and forward on the ball generating huge amounts of under spin. Yes, it may be out of my league, but I would love to know the fundamentals in that shot's execution.
Alois Rosario Answered 6 years ago
Hi James,
The chop against a heavy topspin is a difficult shot.
Try to get your bat moving down on the ball to allow for the topspin on the ball.
Then focus on getting a brushing action to generate the spin. I think the higher one can be difficult for the opponent but in general aim to keep the ball lower.
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