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Chris Orlina Asked 7 years ago
When I practice the Forehand Topspin, I always hit my head. How do I avoid this?
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Chris,
You need to stop before your head or get your hand to touch your head rather than your bat.
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Rohan Keogh Posted 7 years ago
Chris, use aversion therapy. Stick some pins into the bat edge. You'll stop pretty quickly then, I'm betting :)
Chris Orlina Posted 7 years ago
Thought of so too. XD
Nigel C Posted 7 years ago
I sometimes have a bad habit of not rotating my body properly when playing a forhand. I have hit my own free hand ruining my own shot. Fortunately i haven't injured myself. I will pass on the pin idea though. Maybe i should try holding an egg in my free hand!