Making opponent move
Strategy
Hindal Das Asked 10 years ago
How to make my opponent run?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Sauruv,
Try serving the ball wide to start with and then place the next ball to the other corner. This si a simple tactic that can work for you.
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Hindal Das Posted 10 years ago
Thank You Sir. It's really helping me to tire my opponent.
Dieter Verhofstadt Posted 10 years ago
The usual placement tactic is: elbow, then wide to the side the opponent chose for the shot directed at his elbow. I find that serving wide to start with might provoke a counter-attack, especially on the forehand.