Strawberry Flick vs Chop Block

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thomas mcnamara Asked 7 years ago

Hi. Is a strawberry flick the same as a chop block, basically reverse sidespin?

Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago

Hi Thomas,

The action can be similar as a chop block going that way. With the Strawberry flick you need to generate a bit more of the pace yourself so need to go more forward with the action.

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