Player type
You decide by situation rather than by pattern.
You do not play one role in every point. You attack when the ball allows it, build when there is time, and lob when things get tight. That makes you hard to read and comfortable for many partners, because you fill whatever gap the other leaves.
You fit all three other types. You get the most out of a partner with a clear profile, because then you take the opposite role instead of overlapping.
Either side. Agree before the match who finishes, otherwise the tight situations leave it open who takes the ball.
A teardrop shape with balanced weight and a medium core. It gives enough control to build and enough power to finish without committing you to one role.
No. The all-rounder decides by situation rather than by pattern. The weak spot is a different one: when a pair leaves both roles open, the decisive ball lacks a clear agreement.
Teardrop shape, balanced, medium core. It covers building and finishing without committing you to a direction.
Not sure which type you are?
Take the player type testPrefers to finish points personally, hits hard and moves to the net early.
Places the ball, keeps the error count low and creates the situations to finish.
Defends well, lobs a lot and lives off the opponents' mistakes.
Which side suits you, what each side demands and why left-handers often play on the right.
