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Chopping w/long pips (37)
Re: Chopping w/long pipsby Greg 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Chopping w/long pips) was posted by Greg, on 5/30/2007 11:23:16 PM:
| Thanks Cole. Your information is very much appreciated. I also play close to the table and still trying to find a suitable style e.g. should I chop moe the backhand instead of hitting and pushing or should I play further back so that I can attack strongly on my forehand side. I use 755 for my backhand and for forehand I have tried Sriver El, LKT XP and XT and Magna. Magna suits me very well but it is quite expensive so I tried Skyline 3 but found it to be a little too tacky. Maybe I will go back to Sriver EL. Thanks Cole. |