Reverse Penhold Backhand Chop
Strokes
Austin McCormick Asked 9 years ago
Can you post a video about the Reverse Penhold Backhand Chop and when it is appropriate to use it?
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Austin,
It is not a shot that you would use very often. Most of the time you would use the normal side of your racket to play this shot. In some circumstances the reverse chop may be appropriate if you are a long way away from the table and the bat comes fast at you. It is difficult to get the bat under the ball if you need to get the ball up.
We will put this on the list of videos to look at.
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