Overhitting moderate chop/block.
Strokes
Alex Sumeri Asked 13 years ago
I have recently changed rubbers from very old Spinspiel (backhand w/1.5 mm foam) and Catapult (forehand w/2mm foam)to new rubbers. I now have a difficult time attacking the cut/block returns from my opponents. What can I do to regain my attack. It is much better w/my old rubbers.
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
HI Alex,
If you try adjusting the angle of your bat forwards and backwards to allow for the different amount of spin.
What type of rubber are you using now?
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