Forehand smash defect
Strokes
Kamran Ali Asked 13 years ago
Hi Alios about my previous question answer i want to ask that i am a right handed player and when i hit smash of forehand it goes out of left corner of the table but the length is right i am not able to keep it on right side where the table is, so what can i do to get consistency on the table because i find difficult to change between backhand and forehand and to grip the racket plz help me in this matter i will be very thank full to u?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Kamran,
It may be that you have a backhand grip when you are hitting the ball. This will curve the ball to the left like you are describing.
Firstly work on your grip remaining the same for both forehand and backhand. Get a grip that is neutral to both. This will make the forehand smash work better for you.
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