How do you push to a short pimple player
Strokes
Raaquib Merchant Asked 13 years ago
Hi alois it's Raaquib here I'm really sorry for not replying back because I had lots of tournaments coming and going and i'm a friend of RAYHAN he to is on ping skills.
When I was playing a tournament, my second round player had short pimple so I didn't know how push with that rubber of his, so could you help me.
Regards
Raaquib Merchant
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Raaquib,
It is great that you have been playing a lot of tournaments.
If they push with short pimples it will not have as much spin as if they push with inverted rubber. So you need to adjust your stroke for that. Push the ball lower or make your stroke more vertical so the ball goes lower over the net.
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