CHIP AND CHARGE: The forehand chip approach

Hitting a big topspin approach shot can throw off your balance and and reduce the amount of time you have to get to the net. Try using a chip shot instead. You’ll be able to keep the ball low so your opponent is less likely to hit an effective passing shot. It’ll be easier to move through the shot and you’ll have more time to get into the net.

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CHIP AND CHARGE: The forehand chip approach