Misleading your forehand topspin

Strokes

altherenz bautista
altherenz bautista Asked 10 years ago

Hello Alois/Jeff I want to know how to mislead my opponent by smashing in the backhand side of my opponent.  Some professional player are misleading the ball to score a point.  Its natural the your forehand topspin goes on the forehand side of the opponent so, my opponent  knows where my smash is gonna be.  I just want some help on changing my racket's angle so I can mislead the ball.TY


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago

Hi Altherenz,

Try to keep your hand and wrist relaxed.  Then it is easier to change the angle of your bat on contact to get it to go down the line.

You can also hit the ball slightly later to get the same effect.


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