Strokes
Is there any reason why somebody using the penhold grip shouldn't use this backhand? Similarly, if I do use this backhand, should I use only this backhand, or maintain my traditional penhold backhand to prevent the crossover point?
Hi Horace,
There is no reason not to use the RPB. It is an effective method of attacking on the backhand side.
I think you should still maintain the regular backhand especially for blocking. Blocking with the RPB is difficult to control whereas you get good control with the regular backhand block.
How important are the angles of your bat when playing the forehand topspin? Is it acceptable to swing through low?
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Horace He Posted 12 years ago
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