Returning wobbly
Strokes
Shreyas Barhanpurkar Asked 8 years ago
My friend also sees pingskills videos
I can't return the wobbly shot that he saw on your channel.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Shreyas,
Wait for the ball to bounce and watch carefully which direction it is going to bounce. It will probably bounce a little sideways. Then move into position. You don't need to make a fat shot, just control the ball on the table and keep yourself in a dominant position in the rally.
Remember the Wobbly shot is a desperate shot by your opponent because they are in a difficult position in the rally.
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Shreyas Barhanpurkar Posted 8 years ago
Thanks sir
D K Posted 8 years ago
Fat shot :DDDD
Anyway,this reminds me: how to do a DROPSHOT off a WOBBLESHOT?
There are two new Dropshot videos coming our soon... off lob and chop you can adapt those to the wobbly shot as well.
D K Posted 8 years ago
I am looking forward :)
I often make an extensive use of dropshot because in paradox I need a low ball to attack successfully