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bh Chopping With Invert? (23)
Re: bh Chopping With Invert?by rolly valdes 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: bh Chopping With Invert?) was posted by rolly valdes, on 3/18/2005 10:10:58 AM:
| well guys,i have to agree with you that it is really hard to master the Lp.this is precisely my point of view,i dont want to learn something which will eventually confuse me in the aspect of my racket handling and control,since i prefer to use the inverted rubbers.i have shots and bodily movements in returning the ball which i use to confuse my opponent;some of them i cannot use when using LPs.in short,i dont want to use and adapt to these rubbers because it can confuse my pre-learned techniques.It also gives me the feel of boxing using a very different set of gloves. |