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Anyone use the Seemiller grip? (11)
Re: Anyone use the Seemiller grip?by Kyle 14 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Anyone use the Seemiller grip?) was posted by Kyle, on 3/29/2011 4:29:43 PM:
| Hello. Currently I training with this grip. It is great for looping and a lot of the tradition shake players I encounter get pretty frustrated since they are not used to such a style ( which is pretty satisfying) Now the downside is if they get a good, low, back hand shot on you, your either going to have to move your feet to get around it, or basically just get a lucky shot off, since you only use one side of the paddle and your wrist doesn't naturally bend that way. Regardless I am going to stick to it and see how it does my next trip to the club. |