Strokes
Hi Jeff and Alois
I am trying avoid passing the end line in my forehand counter hit and topspin, but I see that my strokes become slower and with less topspin.
How should I not passing the end line but having a strong stroke?
thanks,
Ayal
Hi Ayal,
For more speed and power you can rotate your waist and shoulders. This means that the bat is moving further and faster.
When your opponent plays a short ball to your forehand, you can play an attacking stroke by using the flick. This stroke is also known as the flip.
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