Player to copy strokes from
Strokes
Shripathi ramakrishnan Asked 14 years ago
hi alois and jeff,
can u suggest a good player i can copy a good forehand/backhand topspin from?
im currently trying timo boll for fh and its going good. do u think that theremay be any else in ur opinion with a better fh? plz tell me
also coming to kalinikos kreanga...can strokes those that can be copied or just entertaining especially that backhand of his... any ideas?
thanks
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Shripathi,
Timo Boll is a good role model for the forehand. Kreanga is OK for the backhand but his stroke is quite extreme. What about someone like Ovtcharov. I also like of course what Waldner used to do with his backhand especially the control he had and his team mate Jorgen Persson had an amazing backhand.
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