Lefty v Lefty strategy
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Pablo Honores Asked 8 years ago
Good afternoon from Peru. I would like to know how to take advantage of my left hand against other rivals who are also left-handed. It happens that I go to a table tennis workshop for people with disabilities; I am the only one who uses a wheelchair and the others have mental retardation in different degrees. Only one of them is left-handed and with him we always have interesting games. At that moment I realized that I have serious weaknesses to respond to the right side of my field, which has brought me many problems in decisive moments. I would like you to help me solve this problem that always happens.
Thank you for your answer!
Pablo honores
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Pablo,
Try to play more shots to his forehand side. This will mean that you will tend to get more balls coming to your left or forehand side as well. In the rally you an even play the ball really wide tot he forehand corner which will give him less chance to angle the ball to your backhand side.
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