Compensation for Lack of Space
Strategy
Romeo Chua Asked 9 years ago
I am a player that likes to play forehands away from the table. I usually win against my opponents because of my spinny topspins. If I was required to play in... let's say a garage, where there isn't enough space to play a decent topspin away from the table, what should I do? Should I start being a blocker or hitter just in case?
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Romeo,
Keep developing you game away from the table. The better you get the more you will play in areas with more space.
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Romeo Chua Posted 9 years ago
You've got a point there. :) thanks!