Backhand flick against heavy chop
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umesh bhardwaj Asked 9 years ago
Hi Alois & Jeff,
I am thankful to your advice to keep practicing only SERVE with full focus and I have been doing it religiously for the last five months & owing to it my game as well as confidence level is improved.
Now I request you to guide me for the backhand flick against heavy chop.
Regards,
Umesh
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Umesh,
I am glad that your game is improving.
The best way to do flick a backspin ball is with the Backhand Sidespin Flick. This will help to lift the ball over the net and counter the backspin on the ball.
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Arjan van Luttikhuizen Posted 9 years ago
Umesh, when you say "heavy chop" what exactly do you mean? How short behind the net is your opponent placing this shot?
umesh bhardwaj Posted 8 years ago
Arjan, heavy chop means, when the ball is short on the table & full of spin and if i try topspin shot , then ball goes in the net. Pl. help.
umesh bhardwaj Posted 8 years ago
Alois, thanks for guidance.
Regards,
Umesh