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Recommend (help) (4)
 Re: Recommend (help)
Re: Recommend (help)by Dani 21 years ago

The following message (subject: Re: Recommend (help)) was posted by Dani, on 12/2/2004 12:21:24 PM:
| First of all, I'm spanish, so my english is not very good... sorry hehe. In my opinion, you could try to use long pipes on your backhand and a spin rubber on your forehand, and always doing topspin with your forehand. I think it's not a bad tactic. You can see it in Joo Se Hyuk (he uses Feint Long II and Tackiness). Hope I helped you. | 
 
        
          