Looping off a backspin
Strokes
Lovish Issar Asked 11 years ago
whenever i try to loop off a backspin push or serve ,it always goes down the line and never cross court!! even when i try it so hard, it goes too long
what should i do?
plz advice me
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Lovish,
To get the ball cross court you can hit the ball a little earlier. This will mean that the angle of your racket is facing more to the cross court position when you contact the ball.
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