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December 8, 2012
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i played against someone that can play both hand it is really useful is there any way to practise that?

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If you swap hands when playing you’ll have one side that is still weaker & would think you would lose valuable time whilst changing hands. Only my thoughts…

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Even if the player was fast at switching their racquet to the other hand, they still have to have a dominant side and I would capitalise on the opposite side.

 

Also, it is very touch to change the racquet and move at the same time so I would make sure I gave this player very little time to respond to a given situation, therefore restricting their ability to switch.

 

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