Strokes
Whats the weakness side with shakehand grip is it FH or BH?
Hi Tim,
With the shakehand grip it can be either side. Before a match see if you can watch our particular opponent to see which side they favour.
I guess in most cases players have a weaker backhand than forehand but this is a generalisation.
The biggest factor of weakness for a shakehander is that they have a crossover point. This is the area where they need to change from a forehand to backhand. It is usually somewhere around the armpit area.
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Gurjot Dhaliwal Posted 8 years ago
yeah but chinese shakehand players kind of duck down to do forehand shot in the armpit area
Gurjot Dhaliwal Posted 8 years ago
you say like a small pivot to be more precise
Yes they stay low which makes it easier to move to that middle ball.