Strategy
Hey it's Eric. I'm the type of player that doesn't like to stand too close to the table unless I have to because a lot of my opponents try to smash or pass me. My question is should I use a slice to defend the smash, or is the lob towards the back of the table the best option? I really want to master the chop because it tends to stay low.
Hi Eric,
I think the chop is a better option than the lob as it makes it more difficult for your opponent to play a strong shot. If you can master a low chop with good spin you can keep your opponent on the defence as well.
We analyse the exciting match between Michael Huang and Maggie Meng and discuss how the game was won and lost. Some key points are the excellent serving and use of spin by Michael, and the good placement by Maggie and fast attacks with the pimpled rubbers.
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