Forehand Push
Strokes
shelby handson Asked 13 years ago
How can i turn my forehand push into more of attacking stroke and what will the effect be on the opponent?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
HI Shelby,
To make the push more attacking, take it a little earlier off the bounce and put more spin on the ball. This will cut down the time that your opponent has to make their stroke and the extra spin will make it more difficult to lift the ball if they try to attack.
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