Topspin to Topspin
Strokes
Harkaran Sohal Asked 8 years ago
I am Harkaran
I wanted to ask you that -
when i practice with my partner we usually play forehand to forehand or backhand to backhand
when he hits a topspin and i try to hit a topspin on his topspin the ball either goes out or on the net
what should i do?
Jeff Plumb Answered 8 years ago
Hi Harkaran,
It's important in training that at times you try and be consistent. This helps you develop and helps your partner develop. So I'd suggest that for a lot of the training session when your partner is working on their topspin you could block the ball. When it's your turn to work on a skill you could work on improving your topspin against topspin. Take a look at this video to help you out.
Let me know if this helps. Good luck!
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