Smashing and serving fats and spinny
Strokes
bharat tolani Asked 13 years ago
sir my question is that when i hit a smash it never goes right means sometimes it goes out or it touches with the table.........
and another question that my serve speed is too slow i can spin the ball well but not having the speed ...............
so plzzzz you tell me the way for what should i do for it............hope to get the ans from your side soon.........
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Bharat,
Take a look through the lesson on the Forehand Smash. This may give yo some more clues on what is happening to your stroke. Try slowing down the stroke and make sure your technique os good before speeding up again.
To get you spin serve faster you need to bring your bat through faster. You may need to flatten out the contact a little but mainly get the bat coming trough fast.
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bharat tolani Posted 13 years ago
thank u sir..........