
Are you struggling to stay consistent with your dinks?
The main cause of errors is people trying to add spin by chopping at the ball with their wrist.
That extra movement makes the shot harder to control.
Instead, focus on these 3 things:
Prepare early: Get your paddle down as the ball approaches. Keep your backswing short.
Use your shoulder: Swing smoothly from low to high, keeping your wrist quiet.
Stay relaxed: Use a light grip with your paddle face slightly open.
You don’t need to force the spin. Let it happen naturally with a smooth swing.
Here’s this week’s video!
See ya next week!
-Tanner
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