How to outsmart an attacker
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Jamie Milroy Asked 13 years ago
I am currently a defender but I am learning to adapt my style so I can also attack if necessary. I am able to win most of my games with ease mainly because of the backspin I use driving the ball into the net; but there are still some opponents who I cannot outsmart who attack over and over, leaving me only with the option of defence, but I want to be able to attack his shots.
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Jamie,
One good way to do this is to vary the spin on your chop. When you can get a good no spin chop in, they may hit the ball higher. This is the one you need to try and attack.
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