Unsteady technique
Strokes
Soumya Routray Asked 14 years ago
when i play counter my hand is not steady but when i play fast then my hand is steady
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Soumya,
Sometimes this is due to technique. It is important to learnt he correct technique at a slow pace so that your body really understands the technique and you buld confidence in it.
When you are unsure of where your hand should be going the stroke becomes shaky.
Try to practice the stroke repetitively and build the confidence in the stroke. You will see some good changes in what happens.
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hoang dinh Posted 13 years ago
I am having same problem! I still wonder how to hold a bat, tie or loosely.
You should hold your bat quite loosely. Someone should be able to slip the bat our of your hand. If you have it too tight your whole arm will tighten up.