Backspin

Strokes

Peerawit prem Asked 11 years ago

Hello Alois

What is going on? If I hit (backspin) into ball and my opponent hit (topspin) into ball, the ball will go down into net?

Regards

Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago

Hi Peerawit,

This is the effect that the backspin has. Because the ball is spinning backwards, when it hits the bat it will draw the ball down towards the net or table.

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