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chopper setup (21)
Re: chopper setupby rolly valdes 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: chopper setup) was posted by rolly valdes, on 2/24/2005 9:31:43 PM:
| guys, basing on my own experience of the game,a good player does not live on offense alone!for sure,you will come along with someone who can block effectively andf return the ball close to the table or can chop very effectively that will make you uncertain if your loops or offensive return will clear the net.This is when you need chopping skills to return the ball and wait for the right placement and timing to attack.For me, it is unwise to initiate the attacking move if you have a low percentage of success.this is why,i think your rubber should have both the capability to loop and chop.i havent use the cream,but if this rubber do have both the capabilities,i will go for it. |