Proper transfer of weight
Strokes
ker Gordon Asked 12 years ago
hey Ping skills
I need some advice on transfer of weight on FH.
My Transfer of weight is too big an action my right thigh goes way down and actually hurts when i do lots of topspins.Too be honest i have idea how to explain it and all can say is when i see pros it looks so natural but with myself i feel its a huge effort.
hopefully u get what i mean
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Cameron,
It is good to keep your legs low through your stroke. You don't need to bend and jump all the time. One of the reasons the pros make it look so easy is that they have extremely strong legs and can hold that low position through their stroke and the full rally. This is something that you can work on.
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