Switiching between backhand and forehand
Strokes
Debanjan Lahiri Asked 11 years ago
Sir,when i am playing with my forehand its fine but when the ball suddenly comes to my backhand corner i am not able to return to my backhand stroke position and missing the ball.Please help me out with this.
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Debanjan,
Try to stand more square on. Have your bat ready in the middle and be prepared mentally for the ball to come to either side. That means that you need to think about the ball coming to both sides. Often when we have a preferred side we want the ball to come there and in our minds we only prefer for that side.
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