Strokes
Hi coach,
i recently saw a game between two top class players. One flick and the other looped.
To me it sounded like more of a flat hit instead of a loop. Is it just cuz it was really fast or is it very a flat hit
Thanks
Hi Mat,
It may have been a fast contact where they were getting a flatter contact but still generating a lot of spin. It may also have been a softer rubber that they were using that made that sound.
When your opponent plays a short ball to your forehand, you can play an attacking stroke by using the flick. This stroke is also known as the flip.
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mat huang Posted 11 years ago
Oh i see thanks. But how do u get a flat hit with spin?
It is a matter of degrees of each. You can get more spin and less flat or more flat and less spin.