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Spin factor (2)

 Spin factor
by PETER 19 years ago
Re: Spin factor
by bes 19 years ago
 Re: Spin factor
by Billy Malone 19 years ago
 Re: Spin factor
by Peter 19 years ago
 Re: Spin factor
by Eric 19 years ago
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by cole 19 years ago
 Re: Spin factor
by hurricane2 19 years ago
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by Topspin 19 years ago
 Re: Spin factor
by Topspin 19 years ago
 Re: Spin factor
by Desto lover 19 years ago


The following message (subject: Re: Spin factor) was posted by bes, on 6/14/2005 2:31:59 PM:
The unfortunate truth is that the equipment is not at fault.

You need to learn to read the incomming spin, and make the appropriate blade angle corrections. This is true to some extent even with long pips or anti-spin. If your opponent puts topspin on the ball, it will tend to pop up off a flat blade - you'll need to close (tilt the top of the blade away from you) the blade. If he hits backspin, open the blade. Judging the blade angle and stroke required for varying spins takes time and practice.

In general, the tackier the rubber, the more it will react to the incomming spin. Depending on your stroke, this can be a good, or a bad thing.

bes
p.s. if you are not a new player, and are suddenly (or consistently) popping them up, you probably just need to concentrate more...
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