Short pips attacks
Strokes
Frank Hillier Asked 9 years ago
I play with short pips and problem slow floats to my backhand. How do i attack slow floats to my b/hand short pips?
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Frank,
The short pips are good for attacking this type of ball. Think about hitting the ball flat and fast with the pips. If you can watch Ai Fukuhara’s backhand stroke you will see some good examples of this.
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Frank Hillier Posted 9 years ago
thanks alois she use armstrong 8 mid pips but i suppose its the same principal my drives go in a straight line long perhaps i need to shorten my stroke. against spinny balls my attack works great cheers frank