Wrist issue with top spin
Strokes
moataz liontoxicator Asked 12 years ago
Hello Alios,
Im a penhold player,and whenever i topspin,my wrist is always bent,no matter how straight i try to make it , it always ends up being bent,so my question is that, is there any tips, techniques,equipment or anything i can do to fix this problem,
Thank you.
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi,
I think the next thing to do is to watch what is happening to the ball and experiment on which way you can get the ball to curve. See if you can curve it both ways. Once you have a better control and feel for where you wrist is, you will be bale to control what you are doing with it.
This will be a process that you should use over a few weeks and see if it changes the stroke.
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moataz liontoxicator Posted 12 years ago