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Good news. I finished my second tournament and improved to 1-2. Last time i was 0-2. I still play at the 1400 level though. Hopefully, our next club tournament i hope to make it to the bracket with 2 wins.
Anyways, for my question. Do you have any match advice regarding looking for an opponents weakness. Are there anything tests or you guys do to spot weaknesses before playing a match? E.g. Forehand drills, Chopping, etc? There a quick way to see where one has a weak side?
Hi Chris,
Well done on your tournament improvement.
To find other players’ weaknesses try to observe a previous match of theirs if you have that opportunity.
If not, then in the warm up try to get the feel of their weaker side by hitting a few topspins to each side.
Then when the match starts you will get the real information. Play to a few different positions and also experiment with your serves during the first game especially. Serve to both sides but also with different spins and see what they look comfortable with.
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nischay tibrewal Posted 11 years ago
VERY MUCH SATISFIED...THANK YOU SIR...
Glad to hear it, Nischay.