Mother's profile
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 4〜5 years |
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2021/06/26
I switched from Anti-Power, which served me for a year and a half, to Trick Anti, so I'm posting this as a memorial to it. My playing style is left-handed shakehand with anti-spin on the backhand.
When I first switched over from inverted rubber, I kept sending up floating balls one after another, but opponents unused to anti-spin apparently found even those hard to handle, so I was able to force mistakes. Still, floating balls do get smashed, so I scored a lot of points on counters instead.
How much force to use on pushes and exactly where the ball hits the blade is very sensitive, and in matches I often couldn't keep that in mind and ended up making mistakes.
One technique I gave up on was the angled hit against backspin. I practiced it after watching some videos, but it was strong when it landed and unreliable otherwise, so I stopped trying it.
The reason I'd recommend this for a first anti-spin rubber is that it doesn't have too strong a quirk.
Anti-Power isn't like Trick Anti or the rubber recommended by ○RM, which practically return the ball for you or have a strong reversal effect, so returning shots requires you to develop some feel of your own to some extent. Continuously feeling that frustration of thinking a shot would go in only to have it not go in, and gradually sharpening your sense for it - that's the real appeal of playing anti-spin. If you're thinking about switching to anti-spin, I'd really recommend starting with this rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket VIOLIN
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