Playing at a different hall
Strokes
eugene lu Asked 7 years ago
Hi Alois,
I am currently training at 2 different clubs now. When I play at my usual club, I'm like a boss and can do anything I want. But when I play at the club in my school. My topspin are seemingly flatter and I cannot seem to keep the brush on the ball and make a lot of mistakes. This problem doesn't occur when I'm playing in my normal club. It shouldn't be the balls because they are very good quality balls. And I do not know whether it is the tables.
So what's the problem? And how can I overcome it?
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Eugene,
It is hard to tell without seeing what is happening. It may be something to do with the tables or it could be the type of shots that the players at school are playing. It could be that they using poor quality bats that are not generating any topspin on the shots.
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eugene lu Posted 7 years ago
No, we are all using our own bats. But I think the table are smaller and shorter. So how can I adapt to the table?
Also I accidentally asked this question again so you can delete that question.
You will probably find the tables are the same size but the hall size might be different which makes the tables looks smaller.