Last updated 15 years ago
Hi Charles... slow down mate. Sounds like you are doing well learning what you have already.
Learning when to use strokes comes from playing lots of games. There is no set formula, only, that to start with you should think about making the attack whenever you can.
Play lots of different types of players and you will start to learn when to use strokes.
As for the other strokes, I would concentrate on learning the forehand and backhand counterhit so that you develop control of the ball. This will also help your topsin strokes.
Keep going. I love your enthusiasm.
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Charles Unknown Posted 15 years ago
Thanks Alois. When I'm in a match, they always use chop/push so the ball isn't really going high enough for a forehand/backhand counterhit. So I use push since I don't quite really understand chop. But when I do a push, my body reacts as if I just swing the paddle upwards insted of forward. Also I don't know how to push yet. And also I play Doubles. If it's my turn to return, I don't know what to do sinceI only know counterhits and their serving really low forcing me to push. That's all my problems for now.