Movement for doubles
Strategy
Al Wunder Asked 13 years ago
I have a double knee replacement and cannot move quickly. When playing doubles where should I move after hitting the ball?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Al,
I would just take one step back or one step to the side depending on which side you are on. The main thing is to not step too far away from the middle of the table so that you can get back as quickly as possible.
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