Sidespin or backspin smashes
Strokes
Kevin Winata Asked 12 years ago
Hi alois, i'm trying to make my smash curving, how can i make it? I had try it but it caused my smash being slower and easier to recieved..
thank you
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Kevin,
Curving your smash is not something that we recommend. If the ball is high enough to smash then you should hit it flat and straight. You are in a good position in the rally so there is no need to increase the risk of your stroke.
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Kevin Winata Posted 12 years ago
ow, thanks alois