Returning fast balls
Strokes
Johnny Long Asked 10 years ago
Hey,
I have a problem with returning fast attacks.
I don't really have a problem returning if the opponents attacks to where I expect or prepare to return.
But sometimes I just can't get to those unexpected attacks.
Should I just watch the ball closely and react, or is it possible to 'predict' or anticipate where the ball will go?
Thanks.
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Johnny,
The key is definitely watching the ball closely. If you try to predict where they are hitting you will start making some bad decisions.
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