Wrist movement
Strokes
Thomas McCann Asked 14 years ago
Hi again
When doing a forehand loop what way should my wrist flick. Also what way should my wrist flick for both backhand and forehand pushes.
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Thomas,
For the Forehand topspin your wrist flick both sideways and forwards to allow more movement. For the pushes it just tends to move sideways. You can add a bit of forward and backward movement if you want a bit more spin.
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