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Chopping w/long pips (5)
Re: Chopping w/long pipsby Ben 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Chopping w/long pips) was posted by Ben, on 5/10/2007 7:03:18 PM:
| Thanks Zoran, I have tried to chop the ball before the peak of the bounce or just when the ball starting to descend, with no luck. There is someone out there with a rating of 2000 or better that plays defensively and have the answer for my question. Like I said before, anyone that I play with who has a rating of 1800 and below, I have no problem chopping away on their loops and drives rather, it's those who plays at 2000 and above that can produce an extreme spinny ball that I can't seems to return with a chop. If you are a 2000 or above defensive player, please give me your advise. Thank you in advance. Ben |