How to block with long pimpled rubbers
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shubham mahajan Asked 12 years ago
How to block with long pimpled rubbers?
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Shubham,
We have a lesson on this in our Strokes & techniques lessons. The lesson is called Long Pimple Chop Block.
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Dhruv Maniar Posted 12 years ago
basically long pips rubbers have more bounce off the surface....which increases with the speed of the ball coming on to your bat....while blocking try to hold your bat much looser than usual this will allow some of the incoming impact to reach your palm n wrist thereby reducing the impact on the surface itself which would result in absorption of a great deal of incoming power and the block will tend to be more accurate.