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returning lobs and very high serves (1)
returning lobs and very high serves
by ken 16 years ago
by ken 16 years ago
Re: returning lobs and very high serves
by ZoranV 16 years ago
by ZoranV 16 years ago
The following message (subject: returning lobs and very high serves) was posted by ken, on 5/8/2008 3:19:12 PM:
On returning deep lobs, or high serves, generally speaking, is is better to attack when the ball is going up or when the ball is going down? 2nd, are pips out, or inverted, better for attacking lobs? 3rd, other than being slow, how about attacking with 1.5 Leggy, as it seems to resist topspin? |