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Long pips spin (24)
Re: Long pips spinby Eric 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Long pips spin) was posted by Eric, on 1/28/2005 9:28:38 AM:
| thanks Kevin!,endeed LP is very suiteable to also block with and it's even easier controll that shot than the chops,and the LP-block effects are very effective and heavy to play against,it produces slow and low with much harder backspin than the inv. and u can make the blocks very short if u like,allmost like the tennis players stop volley's,it just dies on the table,especially facing hard loops,the big unvantages with the LP in the offence is the weakness of the strokes u can't really kill the ball in the agressive way,and if u counterplay a lot with it the pips sooner or later will brake I think,but blocking is OK.... |