Switching from Right Hand to Left Hand
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Devansh Dubey Asked 7 years ago
Hello sir,
Sir I want to ask that how I improve to play from both the hands to confuse my opponents.
Jeff Plumb Answered 7 years ago
Hi Devansh,
As with all things this takes practice. So if you have twice as much time as everyone else you can learn to play right and left handed. However my personal opinion is that you are much better off focusing on playing with one hand.
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Devansh Dubey Posted 7 years ago
Sir this is not a correct answer. Please tell how I improve.
Or please make a short video to explain clearly.
Johan B Posted 7 years ago
The only situation where a hand switch is worth it is when you are off the table and you have to move from a wide forehand to a wide backhand.. In other words, you only need to train a single shot if you insist on involving your other hand
Dima Shevchenko Posted 7 years ago
This is not you should do in a match. Really easy to fail that. And training on that is worthless in my opinion.