Japanese penhold backhand against backspin
Strokes
Noah Clayborne Asked 8 years ago
I am a Japanese penhold player. I was wondering how do I attack a short or medium distance underspin ball to my backhand side.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Noah,
The main thing is to hit the ball from outside your left hip. The start low and finish high and brush the ball on contact.
Take a look at this tutorial that will help. https://youtu.be/iUK7-z7Zv3Y?t=8m4s
Also take a look at the shakehand version as the principles are very similar just that you need to hit the ball from a little further outside the left hip. Backhand Topspin Off Backspin
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