Banana flick
Strokes
Kürşat Alp Asked 7 years ago
Hi!
My banana flick is going out of table all of the time. My wrist is relaxed and my grip is loosely. I don't know what's wrong. What can be my mistakes? And I'm surprised that you didn't make video about banana flip :)
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Kürsat,
If the Banana Flick is going long then try to brush the side of the ball more or even more over the top of the ball.
We have a tutorial on this in our Backhand Sidespin Flick video.
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