Topspin ball drops to the net when blocking
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Jack Tan Asked 7 years ago
Hello! Recently I've been having trouble blocking my opponent's topspin balls. I usually do a low sidespin/topspin or sidespin/backspin serve to their forehand side then block their topspin return, however whenever I block, the ball just falls to the net and I find this quite unusual. What's the reasoning behind this?
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Jack,
Try opening the angle of your racket a little so that you get the ball higher.
The other option is to put a little more topspin on the ball to lift it over the net.
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Jack Tan Posted 7 years ago
Thank you!