SLICE FOR TWO: The two-handed backhand slice

Dec 02, 2016
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SLICE FOR TWO: The two-handed backhand slice

The two-handed slice is easy to control and disguise.

Published Dec 02, 2016

A two-handed backhand slice can add variety to your game and help you move forward with greater ease. Regardless of whether you hit a two-handed backhand or not, use the two-handed slice to help control the ball and disguise your intentions.