pimple sponge thickness
Strokes
ricardo cruz Asked 14 years ago
what is the best thickness of the sponge for a pimple rubber? i am beginner defensive player who always chop the ball at my backhand, but the ball always drop or float high so i lose many points,, what can can be the problem?
. sponge thickness
. wrong strokes
. or using a long pimple rubber while still i am beginer defensive player
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Ricardo,
It is probably a technique problem. You should probably start with a 1.5mm sponge under the rubber to give you a bit more control.
Work especially on your defensive stroke. It will improve with some practice.
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