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tom foster Asked 14 years ago
hi alois
i was just wondering how many balls can you keep on the table with forehand and backhand topspin against block. if you hit one and jeff hits one that counts as 1.
thank:)
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Jimmy,
I haven't done this for a long time. I am not sure. If I was hitting the ball very slowly, perhaps a couple of hundred topspins. Probably more with my forehand than my backhand.
If it was counterhitting it would probably be a lot more.
I will have to get my Consistency Chart out!
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Rahul Ramesh Posted 14 years ago
Click on where it says Consistency Chart in my response and you will see it.
It is a way of recording your consistency. It is a good reminder for you.