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In a video, you mentioned that penhold players nullify the effect of the crossover point. How is this so? What would a penhold player do if the ball went into their right hip? Me, being a penhold player, feel like penhold players also have a crossover point.
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Romeo,
If you are using the same side of the racket for both the forehand and backhand then there is no crossover. The crossover refers to the point where you change your racket over from forehand side to backhand side or vice versa.
If you are using the RPB then this would cause a crossover point.
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The forehand chop is a defensive stroke played away from the table. It is mainly used by defenders but can also be incorporated into an attackers game when forced away from the table.
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Even if I'm playing the traditional way of penhold, I still find it awkward to receive balls coming into my right hip.Is this just me? What would a penholder do in a situation like this?
Alois Rosario from PingSkills
Posted 10 years ago
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Usually play a traditional backhand block or punch.
Oh, yeah! I didn't think of that one! Thanks!
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