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You're hitting every dink the same way

Most players lose kitchen battles because they treat every dink the same. There are four, and picking the right one for the moment is what wins rallies.

The slice dink is your neutral setup shot. Lock your wrist, use your shoulder as one lever, and push the bottom edge of the paddle toward your target to move your opponent and keep the ball low.

The topspin roll dink is your aggressor, but only on a dead, sitting ball with your feet behind it. Keep the wrist locked and brush up the back of the ball with your shoulders, then lean in to shrink the kitchen.

The dead dink, or reset, neutralizes anything aggressive. Aim it middle where there is less angle to attack, keep your arm straight, and use your legs to absorb the ball into something soft and short.

The push volley dink lets you hold your ground instead of backing up. Extend your arm with the paddle tip out and push gently from the shoulder to redirect the ball out of the air, only when it is high enough.

Key points

The slice dink is a neutral setup: lock the wrist and push the bottom edge toward your target.
The topspin roll dink only works on a dead, sitting ball, and you lean in right after to apply pressure.
The dead dink resets pressure best when aimed middle where opponents have the least angle.
Brush up the back of the ball with your shoulders, never your wrist, or you will pop it up.
The push volley dink holds your position by redirecting the ball out of the air with an extended arm.

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