This is one of your popular videos. Good teaching. Also, I like 7 minutes videos. So, I can rerun it a few times. Returning heavy backspin serves are difficult to return for me.
Can somebody explain the difference between pulling and brushing again? - Pulling against backspin and no hipmovement? - brushing against any spin that is too high with hip? Going more forwards and starting at ball height not too low And what's the 3rd...?
Pulling is lifting the bat upwards against the back of the ball, whereas brushing is more across the top half of the ball depending on its height and how to keep it low and with spin and direction using your wrist to guide the direction for your return. The third is done to leave late or because it has past you and your bat travels right back behind you as bend the legs, possibly twist the body if needed to change it's spin and direction, and drive up through legs and use the arm as a like a whip as it extends and moves forward without tension until it passes upwards towards your eye level. The whole right side becomes engaged in a fluid like motion which whips with your wrist at the end....I hope that helps...🫤
Please do another video on hand pressure/tightness of grip/touch.
Thank you.
This is one of your popular videos. Good teaching. Also, I like 7 minutes videos. So, I can rerun it a few times. Returning heavy backspin serves are difficult to return for me.
Thanks for sharing this video. It should help a lot.
Thank you so much Sir 🙏🏻 It's so usefull.
you are welcome
Amazing how whenever you explain how not to do it I recognize myself...
I hope it will help you to make some modifications and be more efficient in your game...
Can somebody explain the difference between pulling and brushing again?
- Pulling against backspin and no hipmovement?
- brushing against any spin that is too high with hip? Going more forwards and starting at ball height not too low
And what's the 3rd...?
Pulling is lifting the bat upwards against the back of the ball, whereas brushing is more across the top half of the ball depending on its height and how to keep it low and with spin and direction using your wrist to guide the direction for your return.
The third is done to leave late or because it has past you and your bat travels right back behind you as bend the legs, possibly twist the body if needed to change it's spin and direction, and drive up through legs and use the arm as a like a whip as it extends and moves forward without tension until it passes upwards towards your eye level. The whole right side becomes engaged in a fluid like motion which whips with your wrist at the end....I hope that helps...🫤
Thank you, it was great
Very good explanation sir. But could have better explained by showing the real time examples
Watch it in 1.25x speed
Good
May be a little noop