Choosing a Game style
Strokes
Thomas McCann Asked 14 years ago
I really want to improve my game and spend quite a lot of tme training. However for the last couple of months I have trying to become a fully fledged 2 wing lopper. I still get pinned down on my forehand. Is this the right style if I want to get really good or do you think I should use long pimples on my backhand and chop. I would still loop some balls on the backhand and would twiddle often. I would try and model my game after JOO Se Hyuk. What do you think?
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Thomas,
A two winged looper will allow you to reach a high level.
Playing like Joo Se Hyuk is a difficult task but it would certainly be a lot of fun and keep you really interested in the game.
You need to feel for yourself how you would like to play. See what you enjoy doing and also which style gives you the best results.
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