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Playing the Wide Angles

Why don’t players focus on this more? For the great majority of shots, everything should go to one of three spots: wide backhand, wide forehand, or at the opponent’s middle, i.e. playing elbow. And yet most intermediate players tend to play most shots to the middle backhand or middle forehand.

Posted byLarry HodgesMarch 1, 2011May 20, 2011Posted inCoaching, TipsTags: angles, strategy1 Comment on Playing the Wide Angles

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