Backhand third ball
Strokes
utkarsh agarwal Asked 13 years ago
i wanted to ask how to make fast movement when i am serving and the return comes to backhand. im unable to make a good topspin . my coach told me that study what is the angle of opponent's racket and make move according to it can you suggest me how can study his racket angle.
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Utkarsh,
It is important to watch the ball really carefully. By watching the ball you will get the earliest information as to where the ball is going.
The next important thing is to be stable when you hit the ball. I often see players still moving when attempting the backhand topspin third ball. Wen you are stable your shot will improve quickly.
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