Backhand block with short pimples
Strokes
karthick baskar Asked 7 years ago
Dear coach I am unable to block any of my opponents ball it is loose or spinny. I lose many of my matches because of my block. Please teach me a way to improve it.
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Karthick,
If you are having a lot of problem blocking with the short pimples it may be worth login to an inverted rubber for a while till you get better feel for the stroke. It is easier to block with the inverted.
Take a look at the tutorial on the Backhand Block to make sure you have the technique correct as well.
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