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For the common sidespins I know that the racket has to angle either towards left or right depending on the type of serve they doing.
For example if opponent serve standard pendulum or reverse pendulum or backhand serve or punch serve, also if he is right or left handed, it all produces different kind of sidespins.
When I am receiving service is there any way that's fast and easy to remember in order to familiarize myself/memorize which way i need to angle the racket in every scenario
Being a noob myself, Because of combination of Left right/ hand players and all sorts of different serves sometimes I don't react fast enough and as a result I might angle racket to the complete opposite side and the sidespin makes the ball go out completely, or lands on an awkward spot ready for opponent to attack.
What i do currently is when i see a serve i angle my racket to the direction the opponent BEGAN his stroke. Not sure if there's a better way
For example if opponent serve standard pendulum or reverse pendulum or backhand serve or punch serve, also if he is right or left handed, it all produces different kind of sidespins.
When I am receiving service is there any way that's fast and easy to remember in order to familiarize myself/memorize which way i need to angle the racket in every scenario
Being a noob myself, Because of combination of Left right/ hand players and all sorts of different serves sometimes I don't react fast enough and as a result I might angle racket to the complete opposite side and the sidespin makes the ball go out completely, or lands on an awkward spot ready for opponent to attack.
What i do currently is when i see a serve i angle my racket to the direction the opponent BEGAN his stroke. Not sure if there's a better way
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