Coaching amateur
Strokes
D K Asked 10 years ago
Hello Alois,
today one little girl who saw me play asked me if I can teach her to play.
Although I am extremely weak player,I am still like a worldmaster compared to her,and I think my theoretic knowledge and in her case also my playing abilities are good enough to teach her for a while,so I am a little confused:what should I start with?
I know that we should continue like counterhit+the most basic spinless serve=>Bh chop serve+BH push=>FH loop etc. (or it is incorrect?)
But how should we focus on the current stroke?
what first?
footwork?
hand movement techinque?
or anything else?
Please,you are probably the best coach,please guide me
DK
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi DK,
Well done on taking on this task.
Go through the stroke we show in the Strokes & Techniques section. You can work your way down the page. Take plenty of time with each stroke though.
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D K Posted 10 years ago
thank you
I will do my best to help someone else to be good if I myself am unable