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Tip of the day
Pros and amateurs face the same pressure dink at the kitchen line. The difference is what they send back.
Most players try to match the pace their opponent just gave them and keep pushing the ball. That leaves a ball their opponent can attack.
Roscoe Bellamy's answer is the reset dink. When you're pushed off balance or out of an offensive position, pull your pace back instead of pushing.
Get your paddle tip down and aim a dead dink at the middle, where your opponent has the least angle. Leave the ball there and do nothing else with it.
That neutralizes their attack and gives them nothing to work with. Then, when they give the next ball back, you can use it to push them around.
Patience is part of it. He says patience isn't passive, and over a long rally it builds pressure and draws more mistakes from your opponent.
Seeing the pressure dink and the dead reset side by side is the part to watch, because it shows how little the reset does compared to the ball it answers.
Key points
When you're pushed off balance, pull your pace back instead of pushing.
Get your paddle tip down and aim a dead dink at the middle.
A reset neutralizes their attack and gives them nothing to work with.
When they give the next ball back, use it to push them around.
Patience at the kitchen line builds pressure and draws more mistakes.
Deal of the day
Meme of the day
Gotta pitch it 🤣
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Happy pickling,
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