How to counter aggression
Strategy
Jack Tan Asked 7 years ago
I have a friend who always uses a slow, long pendulum sidespin+topspin serve. He plays REALLY aggressively and is able to perform any attacking stroke quite consistently. I am able to attack his serve, but he just counters it back with even more speed and power. Keeping the ball low and short doesn't work either because he is really good at flicking. What can I do against him?
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Jack,
I would try variation of speed and placement. Even playing a slower topspin may be the answer. Also keep changing where you are playing that shot to.
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Jack Tan Posted 7 years ago
Thank you!