Playing against looping attackers
Strategy
Jarell Cheong Asked 13 years ago
My brother Zachary is a looping attacker.Can you tell me how to play against players like him?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Jarelle,
Firstly I hope he is not looking at PingSkills!
To beat a looping attacker you need to work at keeping the ball short so that he doesn't get opportunities to attack the ball. You also need to find his weaker side more often. By playing the ball to his weaker side he will give you slightly easier shots to deal with.
For Premium members there is a lesson on this lesson titled Playing An Attacking Looper.
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AmekunRaiane Rivadeneira Posted 13 years ago
when he loops the ball calculate where will the ball hit and close your racket and block
hope it helps