COACHif you play it down the line, keep it short. You can also, as far as I'm concerned, do it on the first phase, you can push it short to him, he has no touch for that at all. Keep it short, keep it short, let him play the first passive ball over the table and then be ready, if he gives it to you half-long, do not hesitate! Do not hesitate! Right into it. Work nicely on the ball, just don't hesitate. You can just play it then, it bounces high. It's short, but it bounces high.
COACHExactly. And on return inaudible keep it short? So far he hasn't played any backhand opening on the table. But if, only if you played it really wide out. See if your serve offers itself. If he serves a bit to the side, you can also go long directly into the wide backhand and then you just have to be ready to play.
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