topspin problems :D
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duane bukuhan Asked 16 years ago
hi jeff and alois! :D
I'm having topspin problems. Sometimes I can do topspins while sometimes I cannot, because the ball always goes "outside" the table. I think I'm over-"lifting" the ball. How do i solve this problem? What practice can I do at home to improve my topspin (since I do not have a table). thanks!
Alois Rosario Answered 16 years ago
Hi Duane,
You could try coming over th eball a little more. So instead of having the stroke vertical, make it more horizontal and brush the top of the ball a bit more.
At home you can stand in front of a mirror and practice the stroke. Start with your normal stroke and then look at changing it so it becomes more horizintal, finishing further out in front of your forehead.
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