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Blocking heavy topspin on the backhand (4)
Re: Blocking heavy topspin on the backhandby rolly valdes 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Blocking heavy topspin on the backhand) was posted by rolly valdes, on 10/12/2004 10:18:54 AM:
| are you small in height?well, if you are small you will surely have that blocking problem,especially during high opponent loops.the main problem with this is you cannot close your racket effectively due to the akward position of your wrist, that is, if your small.i have encountered this problem and i have shifted to shakehand grip.if you do not want to shift grips,try getting far from the table as soon as the loop is given,in that way you can wait for the ball to go down and counter,it also dissolves much of the force and spin of the ball.if your tall,just try to close your racket a little more,and see what happens |