Weakness occupier
Strategy
Harsh anonymouse Asked 12 years ago
hey alois i just got a little talent for finding weakness of a player by just playing or seeing his game..So i always know where to place the ball but don't know which stroke to use like topspin chop.etc. though i get it placed correctly, but dont get it that correct as i expect......... PLZ HELP
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Harsh,
You should try a few different strokes to that position and see which works. Remember also that different strokes will work to different positions. For example a push may be better to their forehand but a topspin may be better to their backhand.
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