Watching the ball as it approaches the paddle
Strokes
Eric Greenwell Asked 8 years ago
In the videos, it seems like you (Alois) really watch the ball coming towards the paddle: your head turns to keep the ball in front of it, your body also but not nearly as much, and you don't start looking back to your opponent until the ball contacts the paddle. Am I seeing this correctly? I don't think I watch the ball all the way to the paddle, but stop before it gets there. Am I missing balls because of this?
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Eric,
The longer you can track the ball the better. This will give you the best information as to where the ball is and what it is doing in terms of spin and curve.
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