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I played 4 games with this paddle the other night at a club member's basement. He had these Cornilleau Plastic Rec Paddles that was just so weird. I figured they'd play similar to pips, but they really didn't. You had to hit the ball like you would with pips, but the ball acted much differently than a pips ball. It was as if the ball was being hit with Anti really.
After the first game I sort of got used to it, but you can see my brother and 2 of my students play here. Hoang (Pronounced Wong) the short guy has a very Tennis like style so I've helped him with footwork and how to spin the ball. Ngoc (Pronounced Knock) his sister also plays tennis, but has a more aggressive drive style. She loves to smash the ball rather than loop it like her brother. The dead balls were doing funny things when I tried to chop it back, she won the first, but then I got her back in the next game.
After the first game I sort of got used to it, but you can see my brother and 2 of my students play here. Hoang (Pronounced Wong) the short guy has a very Tennis like style so I've helped him with footwork and how to spin the ball. Ngoc (Pronounced Knock) his sister also plays tennis, but has a more aggressive drive style. She loves to smash the ball rather than loop it like her brother. The dead balls were doing funny things when I tried to chop it back, she won the first, but then I got her back in the next game.
