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Winnie Grohmann
Winnie Grohmann Asked 9 years ago

Is it a bit late in the day to start to try to use the Shakehands Grip.  I have been playing league matches for a number of years and don't hold the bat in any particular way. I thought maybe the Shakehands grip would possibly help me play better shots with the aim of winning more matches.

Winnie

Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago

Hi Winnie,

I would give it a try.  Spend a couple of months doing it and then if you feel that it isn't working it will be easy enough to switch back.

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