Offensive Chop

Strokes

Harry French Asked 9 years ago

Hi there Alison,

Been playing for a while now. Recently I have started doing chops far back and low to ground, this genegates lots of back and sides spin and hard to return. This only happens on my forehand. Is it worth exploring if so any tips on how to make consistent or should I scrap the shot entirely?

Thanks

Harry

Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago

Hi Harry,

It is something that you can spend a little bit of time on but don't get too distracted with it.

Being in that position is not where you really want to be in a rally. However, if you are back there, then a shot like that may get you out of a tight spot.

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