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i am now able to do rpb drill but i am not able to use rpb in matches because of fear of losing the rally. how can i overcome this problem
Hi Nikhil,
Well done. You are part of the way to developing your RPB. This is a path that everyone learning a skill takes. FIrst you will struggle with the technique. Then you will learn the technique and be bale to play it in a controlled situation where the ball is fed to you. Then you may be able to use it in a practice match situation. Then you will progress to being able to use it is a real match situation. FInally you will progress to a level where you will feel confident to use it in a close situation in an important match.
As you can see you are part way there. You have done a lot of the hard work, now it is getting more experience with it and progressing through the stages of learning.
How is it that a player can always seem to get back those extremely fast topspins? Is it their incredible anticipation? The key to good anticipation actually lies in tracking the ball well. When you watch the ball closely your peripheral vision will pick up your opponents movements and with lots of practice those signs will help you anticipate what your opponent is going to do. This happens naturally with lots of experience. So it it your job to ensure that you are tracking the ball really carefully.
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Sourav Mehra Posted 12 years ago
what is rpb?
Sorry... Reverse Penhold Backhand. It is the backhand that the penhold players play using the reverse side of their bats.
mat huang Posted 12 years ago
Keep training and traing and training and you'll get their.
Nikhil Bathla Posted 12 years ago
thanks