Switching rubber from forehand to backhand when smashing
Strokes
Jeypi Gamer Asked 6 years ago
Hello. I see that many professional players switch their rubber from forehand to backhand when they start to smash. Why? And should we do this?
Alois Rosario Answered 6 years ago
Hi Jeypi,
They may have a harder rubber on their backhand that they feel is easier to smash with that is why they change.
For most of us this won't make a difference.
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