My question is one of strategy.
I currently use a paddle with a smooth rubber on one side and anti-spin on the other. Often times I would twiddle with the paddle to switch sides.
Is there any rule of thumbs that I should be focused on? One tip that I should probably remember all the time. In fact, since I play at an intermediate level should having two different sides be a bad idea?
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-Bryan A.
Anti and Smooth
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Bryan Acanto Asked 14 years ago
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Bryan,
If you feel comfortable playing with this combination then stay with it.
I don't know that there is one rule of thumb but you can make sure that every ball you give your opponent is awkward. Switching well will give you a big advantage. If you are playing a player that doesn't handle the anti-spin then try to use it on both sides as much as possible. If they do like the anti-spin then try to use your smooth side often.
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Xariuz Cruz Posted 12 years ago
Both side anti spin? sounds weird
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