Generating both spin and speed
Strokes
David Samoilov Asked 10 years ago
I can do a slow topspin or a fast ball with no spin but I cant seem to combine both without it getting inside the net.
Do i need to close the angle more? my swing need to be more forward?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi David,
If the ball is going into the net a lot then try to swing with a slightly higher finish and also brush the ball to generate more topspin.
By using a very similar stroke to your normal topspin and then increasing the speed of your swing you will generate more speed.
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