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Hi,
Is there a way to level the playing field when playing someone who is either much better or not as good as you? A unique scoring method?
thank you,
Andy Elko
Hi Andy,
There are quite a few things that you can do in this situation.
Here are a few ideas:
- Only allow them to play to half of your side of the table
- Only allow them to play with one stroke e.g. Forehand
- Restrict the speed that they can hit the ball
- Don't allow them any spin on their serves i.e. fast fast serves only
- You can do a 2 for 1 deal... Every time you win a rally you get 2 points
- Start with different scores - You start on 5 and they start on zero.
As you start to think you will come up with a lot more ideas to trial. Give them a go and see if it actually evens up the playing field.
Often players spend more time practicing their forehand topspin over their backhand topspin. As a result their forehand becomes a stronger shot. If you want to improve your backhand then practice it! Watch this master class for some other great tips to get your backhand firing!
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