High bounce to backhand
Strokes
Eddie Cronin Asked 9 years ago
Hello Coach
At times I find that I receive a high bounce to my back hand (usually from a lob) and find it quite difficult to
hit the ball correctly at the top of it's bounce. I assume that you'd wait until the ball
drops to your correct hitting zone. I haven't seen any info on this shot but it would be
interesting to get your take on it.
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Eddie,
Take a look at this lesson on the Backhand Smash. I think it will answer your question.
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Eddie Cronin Posted 9 years ago
Amazing, ask and I shall receive! Thanks for that.
No problems Eddie.
D K Posted 9 years ago
About the backhand smash-you once said that Longpips backhand smash is difficult.
But still possible.
So can you tell me how to do it,please?