Returning chop
Strokes
RSRIHAARAN THOR Asked 13 years ago
Coach can please teach me, how to return the chop........
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Rsrihaaran,
When your opponent makes a chop you can either push it back or if the ball is long on the table you can make a topspin.
When you are making a push you will have to allow for the amount of backspin they have on the ball.
ake a look at our two lessons on these strokes. The Backhand Push and the Forehand Topspin Off Backspin.
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RSRIHAARAN THOR Posted 13 years ago
thank you, for the tips ......................................
No problems.