Strokes
Hey coaches, i didn't realise this problem until i had some advice from a more experienced player. He said that i had my forearm stretched too far and, always expecting a push return to my forehand. Therefore, i had trouble reacting fast enough to short pushes and interchanging between fh and bh shots. How can i solve this problem?
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Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Jack,
Your ready position should be balanced so that you can move either way as well as forwards and backwards.
Think about being balanced as much as possible. If you have your arm out too far in front of you then you are not balanced. This also applies when you are switching between forehand and backhand. Try to stay in a balanced neutral position.
Take a look at our lesson on the Ready Position. This may give you a few more clues.
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jack neo Posted 14 years ago
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