Strategy
Hello again, PingSkills!
How do you defeat an unusual opponent? He seem to have long pips on her forehand, and inverted rubber on her backhand.
She mostly attacks with her RPB but blocks with her TPB if there is tons of spin on the ball. Forehand might seem like the answer, but she suddenly uses the back of her bat to drive or topspin the ball! I guess you could call it RPF? Crossover point? Her TPB takes care of it. Help!
Thank you!!
Hi Zhang,
She sounds like a tricky player to play. I think wide to her forehand may be the way to go. She is probably more used to changing onto backhand side and putting more variations on the ball.
On the forehand side it may give you more time and be easier to read.
Try to play with her as often as you can and you will become more used to her play.
Spin, speed and placement are the 3 things you need to focus on when coming up with your tactics against each of your opponents. Start with the serve and your third ball attack. Figure out what type of serve your opponent finds most difficult. Find out where is the best place to direct your first attack. Is your opponent better at blocking with their backhand or forehand? Does your opponent prefer a faster topspin or a slow spinny topspin? Do the same for your returns.
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