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Long pips spin (9)
Re: Long pips spinby Eric 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Long pips spin) was posted by Eric, on 1/26/2005 8:07:10 AM:
| U can actually get spin and spin variation beside the revrsal effects,close to the table when youre opponent chop/put back your heavily chops where u build up the spin harder and harder,he/she would problably hit the net,or if u built up the spin and some times just slice a little bit harder the ball will get up quite a bit,,but u are going to hit the chops wery hard to get this increasing spin,and when u hit softer u can fool quite a lot,,the same behind the table,but it's actually more easier to produce not so spinny balls in hard loop rallies with a regular backside,where the change of spin matters a big deal i think,,,sorry longletter to |