Shakehand shallow grip
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hrishikesh bhaskar Asked 9 years ago
Due to more flexibility of wrist my fingers are slipping in shakehand shallow grip.... How to execute forehand loop using shakehand shallow grip?
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Hrishikesh,
The shallow grip will allow for more leverage of the bat and therefore more speed and spin of the racket head. Follow the same principles of the Forehand Topspin and just allow your wrist to relax and flow through the stroke. You may need to focus on how much tension you need in the fingers to make sure the racket doesn't slip out, but you don't need a lot of tension to keep it in place.
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