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bharat tolani Asked 13 years ago
Sorry sir disturbing you again.....my question is that my attacking game is going poor and poor but my blocking game is going stronger and stronger so what should i do to make my attack also stronger
BHARAT
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Bharat,
In training try to think about attacking any ball that is only bouncing once on the table. Use the forehand topspin mainly. If you start to have the mindset that you want to attack the first ball that is long then in a match situation you will find yourself playing more of an attacking game.
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