Loops variation
Strategy
Michael Chin Asked 13 years ago
Is it better to do a spinny loop or a powerful loop?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Michael,
Both of these strokes can be useful. You should use a variation of the powerful and spinny depending on your opponent. See what you opponent likes and doesn't like in general but then you still need to use a variation so they don't get used to the one pace and spin.
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