Well, Im used to the penhold grip but instead of placing the index finger on the normal side, I put it the other side. And I find it easier when playing backhand counter hit, are there any problems ?
Put the index finger on the other side of a penhold grip
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Anh Chung Asked 12 years ago
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Anh,
If it feels comfortable for you it might be OK, but you may lose control of the racket head with that grip.
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