The other hand
Strokes
david iluz Asked 13 years ago
hi,
What should i do with my other hand when i play table tennis (the hand that doesn't hold the racket) ?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi David,
Your free hand should be in a balanced position to keep your whole body balanced.
If it is down beside you, it will tend to mean that your non preferred side will not be helping your strokes.
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