In single game, I run into a situation that my opponent can do a quick drop to their backhand side when I straight smash them to their forehand side. (or vice versa straight smash to his backhand side and he quick drop to his front forehand corner).
In double game, if my partner's skill is decent enough, he can reach the 2 front corners of the net without much issue. In a sense it is a lessor of issue in double play, but I prefer not to demand my partner to cover net for me when I smash.
What the "better" way to recover to the opposing front corners when you straight smash near their side line?
I suppose leg training and agility training will help the explosiveness of my movement.
I almost think that my landing after my smash is not correct so I have a slower recovery.
Or strategically, smashing straight at sideline has its risk which I have to acknowledge.
Any thoughts?
In double game, if my partner's skill is decent enough, he can reach the 2 front corners of the net without much issue. In a sense it is a lessor of issue in double play, but I prefer not to demand my partner to cover net for me when I smash.
What the "better" way to recover to the opposing front corners when you straight smash near their side line?
I suppose leg training and agility training will help the explosiveness of my movement.
I almost think that my landing after my smash is not correct so I have a slower recovery.
Or strategically, smashing straight at sideline has its risk which I have to acknowledge.
Any thoughts?