Hey Resznotes, I know a few people that struggle with this type of ball when it pops up high. It is the same technique as playing an open up on a low backspin ball more or less, but you just need to adjust to a more forward action with less upward brush, many people when the ball pops up high end up hitting too flat and this is where the b all can go long or into the net. So it’s important to keep some topspin on the shot even when it is high, just think brushing forwards rather than brushing upwards. Thanks, Dan
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