About grip
Strokes
bharat tolani Asked 11 years ago
hello alois sir,
I can play with both penhold grip and shakehand grip so my question is that is there any type of problem playing with both the grips because when i play the topspin shot with shakehand grip it never goes and when i play the same with penhold it always goes so plzz tell me what should i do? Even in game also i'm very much comfortable to play with both the grips.
bharat
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Bharat,
I would stay with one grip only. Decide which one you want to use. You will waste time changing and using the two different grips. YOu are better to put all your training time and effort into one.
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