Overhitting is one of the most common mistakes players make against the dreaded “pusher”. In today’s lesson Brady discusses how you can still play aggressively without overhitting.
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Published on 07/17/2017 by Brady
Good advise as always
I’m a pusher ( returning most shots & quick ) & it works a lot against those power hitters .
What about the idea that “no pace” shots offer more opportunities for drop shots? Typical pushers’ lateral “energizer bunny” movement isn’t always matched by their forward movement.
Also, at least some pushers seem to me to absolutely count on their opponents to provide pace: I find sometimes a bit of their own medicine, the occasional ‘low and slow’, can actually put them to the test.
This is great information.