Dan Huben
Semi-Pro
I have a consistent hitch that takes my OHBH out of play when facing heavy top spin players. I just cannot get in front of the ball. I track the ball ok enough, but when the ball hits and ricochetes I'm usually late and usually swinging through on the wrong plane.
IN the past few months, I've worked on watching the opponent more, so I can better understand the ball that is coming, and have figured out slices, and flat drives, and little ts. It's those ones that hit and explode.
Any tips for timing or judging the level of the ball? There are a lot of degrees of freedom here, height, distance from bounce, court type, etc. Whatever tip you offer, general or situation specif will be appreciated. Even off it doesn't help me directly, it will help eventually.
I do have a new coach and I'm not adrift alone now, but I'm still interested in what tw has to offer
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IN the past few months, I've worked on watching the opponent more, so I can better understand the ball that is coming, and have figured out slices, and flat drives, and little ts. It's those ones that hit and explode.
Any tips for timing or judging the level of the ball? There are a lot of degrees of freedom here, height, distance from bounce, court type, etc. Whatever tip you offer, general or situation specif will be appreciated. Even off it doesn't help me directly, it will help eventually.
I do have a new coach and I'm not adrift alone now, but I'm still interested in what tw has to offer
Sent from my SM-T813 using Tapatalk