How Ben Johns Generates INSANE Topspin with His Wrist

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twist the hips, don’t use quite as much wrist. Uh, and then we’ll kind of get into the the top spin part of things, what the wrist should be doing in terms of how we’re generating top spin. Uh, so right now your hips like you you transition your weight well, you’re swinging your hips well. Uh, you’re staying pretty low. Now, the thing that is causing a little bit of height variance is your wrist has varying contacts of uh how much it’s open versus closed and all that. Basically, your wrist is definitely moving a decent amount as you’re hitting. So, on the next, you try to do the same thing in all other respects. But, uh, when you get to about contact, right about hereish, try to make sure the paddle’s a little more closed than what it is currently, and that it’s not doing this at all as you’re hitting. Um, just just close it more than you