When Your Backhand Smash is Blocked
Strokes
Rezwanur Rahman Asked 8 years ago
Hello,
Say your opponent blocked your backhand smash toward your backhand. Ball will come back with similar speed, say the flight of the ball will hit your chest after the drop. How do you play this ball?
Sincerely - Rez
Jeff Plumb Answered 8 years ago
Hi Rez,
I'd recommend playing a backhand topspin. Give it a try and let me know how it works out.
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Rezwanur Rahman Posted 8 years ago
Will do. Thanks.