Playing Forehand and Backhand Chops
Strokes
Alexander Macdonald Asked 13 years ago
I have been watching Seoul player Joo Se Hyuk. I think he's being recognized as one of the best chop players in the world.
How can I improve the chopping techniques ?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Alex
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Alex,
Joo Se Hyuk is one of my favourite players to watch. I love his technique.
We have some lessons on the chop strokes that you will be able to watch and learn from. Take a look at Forehand Chop and Backhand Chop in our Strokes and Techniques section of our Lessons page.
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