Strokes
hi,
I tried to hold the racket like wang hao but I am not able to do so is there any secret of that grip.
Hi Nikhil,
Not that I know of. Maybe other readers can help.
When playing against a chopper, it is important to use the drop shot to break up your opponents rhythym. By forcing them to come close to the table, your next offensive storke will be more effective.
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Kevin Long Posted 13 years ago
Hi Nikhil,
If you take a look at Wang Hao's grip closely, you'll notice his middle finger is actually bent sideways at the end knuckle. This is from his years and years of playing with his RPB dominant grip. It's a particularly hard grip to copy because of it, as the pressure on the knuckle is very great. His fingers are also not totally straight out which can push his fingertips into the rubber a little.