Strategy
Hi , I was just wondering that during a rally in a match, what matters is spin or speed . I mean if in a rally, my topspin have much speed with less amount of spin , then also it is difficult for my opponent to return it , on the other side if my topspin in having a lot of spin with a less speed ( just like a slow spinny loop ) then my opponent can easily finish it with a flat . so in a rally should I put more effort on speed rather on spin (except the service) .
I also want to ask you the correct action and position for a loop on a cut ball (that goes high enough on a cut ball) with tremendrous amount of spin . Please give me a video answer if needed , thank you very much .
Hi Tushar,
The key is variation and feeling what your opponent isn't expecting. If they are expecting a fast ball it is difficult to hit it fast enough to get through them but if you play a slow spin ball in this situation you may well win the point.
There is no definitive answer to which is better, it is just a matter of which is better for that shot at that time.
For a topspin against backspin take a look at our lessons page and watch the lesson on the Forehand Topspin Off Backspin.
We show you how to work out your opponent quickly. What do you need to look for and then how do you break them down?
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Tushar Rajguru Posted 12 years ago
Hi , thanks for your advice , I want to know how to have an loop on any ball ( either lose or having cut ) having a lot of spin on it . Also can you please tell me an ideal position for almost all kinds of players having enough balance and so that I can move easily . I have an height of almost 5"10 .
Hi Tushar,
Take a look through the lessons on the Forehand Topspin Off Backspin and the Forehand Topspin Against Block. You will see that if the ball has backspin you can have a more vertical swing.
YOu ideal position needs to be with wight on both feet. Take a look at this lesson on Footwork Basics. The key is bending your legs and having your feet wide.