how to improve my chopping
Strokes
sean sabay Asked 15 years ago
hello there ive been using a short pimple rubber in chopping. . can you give me some tips on how to improve it because sometimes the ball flies after ive chop it
Alois Rosario Answered 15 years ago
Hi Sean,
It is like any other stroke and rubber, it will take time to gain the control. You need to do the stroke as many times as possible. It s probably more relevant with the push or chop because it is all about getting the angle of your bat correct.
If you have just moved from inverted rubber, it will be an adjustment period before it feels natural.
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