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Long pips spin (14)
Re: Long pips spinby Eric 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Long pips spin) was posted by Eric, on 1/27/2005 6:41:41 AM:
| sorry uncontrollable!! yes in very spinny loop vs chop rallies it's easier to increase the spin with my LP for me on my BH if u don't chop with your highest prestanda,but sometimes youre in trouble and don't have the time to do yore best timed chop with the inv..the inv. need to be chooped well and with timing if u wanna spin on your max. Hard AND spinny loops are the whorst to face with the LP the ball hit deep into the ungrippy surface and fligh high very hard to controll this one I think,in pair with high smashes on youre LP side it's hopeless,,and to lob with and the lack of controll makes me look like an idiot.. thanks again |