short pimples - attack against underspin (2)

rudi laub Asked 14 years ago

thank you for your answer. but it does not work :-( my backhand topspin is too weak and no problem for anyone. so i am looking for an alternative attack system with my pimples against underspin. no problem with counter and block against topspin.

(hope you understand my english)

best regards from vienna (austria)

rudi

Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago

Hi Rudi,

It is a shortfall of Short Pimples. The other alternative would be to change to reverse pimples and work on our topspin. It is very difficult to lift the backspin ball with short pimples.

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rudi laub Posted 14 years ago

it is rather unsatisfactorily - sorry

i saw a young french girl, playing against a very good defensive player. she was attacking very hard with her short pimples backhand staith forward and topspins not with pimples on forehand. but she was soo fast, i was not able to follow her movements

best regards from vienna (austria)

rudi

Sam Quek Posted 14 years ago

Well, I wondered whether does choping back a chop works? I think, if your opponent applies backspin, try backspin against backspin. Try chop back your opponent's chop. Please give me your views whether this is right, thanks.

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 14 years ago
You can chop back the chop. The only problem comes if your opponent has a good attack against th echop ball, because it is difficult to return the long chop back short.

short pimples - attack against underspin (2)

rudi laub Asked 14 years ago

Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago

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rudi laub Posted 14 years ago

Sam Quek Posted 14 years ago

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 14 years ago
You can chop back the chop. The only problem comes if your opponent has a good attack against th echop ball, because it is difficult to return the long chop back short.

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short pimples - attack against underspin (2)

rudi laub Asked 14 years ago

Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago

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rudi laub Posted 14 years ago

Sam Quek Posted 14 years ago

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 14 years ago You can chop back the chop. The only problem comes if your opponent has a good attack against th echop ball, because it is difficult to return the long chop back short.

© PingSkills

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 14 years ago
You can chop back the chop. The only problem comes if your opponent has a good attack against th echop ball, because it is difficult to return the long chop back short.