Penhold defender
Strokes
alejandro guevara Unknown Asked 14 years ago
hello my friend,
i´m begining with this kind of techniques (penholder defense with hard cut) and I got a lot of result. however I need to get more expertise in order to use the cut just in a few situation
have you seen someone doing this
thanks
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Aejandro,
This is not a common technique. There was a very good player, Zhang Xielin in the early 1970s. He had his fingers flat on the backside of the bat and mainly used the one side to hit.
I also know a current player in Fiji who uses this technique. It is certainly possible so give it a go.
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