Low serves and push

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hunder mike Asked 13 years ago

hello jeff and allois.

I've a problem when I serve: i can't keep the ball low so my opponent can smash on my serve.

I've the same problem with my backhand push and with my forehand push.

Thank you a lot too

Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Hunder,

Take a look at our lesson on Keeping The Ball Low. I think this will help you.

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hunder mike Posted 13 years ago

really thank you, i hadn't see this lesson before. so it's just a problem of my bat angle ? but i don't have a table so i can't use a string with a partener... how to improve it?

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 13 years ago
You can put a string up on any table or even the wall and practice getting the feeling of the height of your hitting.

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