3rd Ball Kill Height
Strokes
Chris Chin Asked 9 years ago
I've been working on my 3rd ball attack and I recently switched from Rakza 7 to DHS Skyline 3 Neo and am finding it has little forgiveness for technique gaps. If I serve underspin and they recieve with a push long is there a height where you should switch from topspinning as the ball is falling to topspinning at the top of the bounce?
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Chris,
You can hit any ball at the top of the bounce whether it is low or medium height. It will be a matter of change the start position of your swing slightly to adjust.
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