Suhaan [2292] vs Efe Ulas (BH Medium Pips) - RR - U17 - Ontario Championships 2023 - 21 Oct 2023

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Suhaan [2292] vs Efe Ulas (BH Medium Pips) - RR - U17 - Ontario Championships 2023 - 21 Oct 2023

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[BiscoWho]

Suhaan needs to serve that backhand serve while standing to where his racket and tossing hand both start lined up with the centre line. He needs to put his right foot even more forward and he needs to toss even higher. Then, he needs to focus on getting his racket all the way up to his left shoulder in the backswing before swinging forward. And as he swings forward, he should turn his hips from left to right some. Plus, he must get better at just barely touching the ball on those serves. He's serving them too far every time and someone like me would crush the crap out of them every time and make him pay dearly every time.

Suhaan also needs to develop an attack with his forehand to the cross-table corner. It SHOULD be the easiest way to attack with the forehand for literally anyone. And in case you don't know, all you really need to do is take a backhand grip and play a sidespin-loop aka the sidewinder when you play to that cross-table corner with the forehand. Instead of trying to hit the ball forward, try to spin it and come from underneath it more on the backswing. The thing that will help you do that the most is turning your right toes to nearly 3 o'clock (While keeping your left toes as normal). This opens your right hip and allows you to come from underneath the ball and hit the sidewinder. Keep that right foot back when you back up too. I see you not paying enough attention to your feet once you've backed up. You're obviously screwing yourself over whenever you have your right foot too far forward when you're on the defensive and having to back up. I saw you receive a beautiful opportunity to hammer a forehand sidewinder to the cross-table corner from mid-range, after being completely on the defensive, and you couldn't even hit the ball at all because your right foot was too far forward. So, work on moving forward and backward with both feet at the same time as much as you can, and definitely work on looking for a huge sidewinder with the forehand from mid-range. Keep that right foot back and that right hip open. In case you don't realize it: You can hit your backhand just fine even with your right foot way back. It doesn't need to be parallel to your left foot in order to hit the backhand. And anyway, your forehand is always most important because it can hit the ball with quality from any height, from too far left or right, from really early or really late time, and basically from anywhere, unlike your backhand, which only works well from one tiny area. Plus, the forehand can hit more spin and more speed, and it can do so with far more accuracy and consistency than your backhand. However, it cannot do so with your racket-side foot parallel to your other foot, or in front of your other foot. You must keep your feet ready at all times because you can quickly counterattack and win the point with the forehand, even from a good distance back. But, you can't do it when your feet are wrong.

[BiscoWho]

Pips on the backhand when you're not a chopper is for WOMEN! I just want everyone to be aware of this.

I see no reason why this chap is using pips on his backhand. There are no indicators pointing to him needing to play like that, nor him benefitting from playing like that.

Just put a tacky Chinese rubber on the backhand instead, such as the 37 degree DHS Hurricane 3 NEO. I see your playing style. That particular rubber will actually benefit your style a lot more than medium, or even short pips. You won't need to change how you play at all because you're not playing to take advantage of having pips on the backhand in the first place.