bug*gy whip
What Is The Definition Of Buggy Whip In Tennis?
1. The buggy whip is a forehand shot in which the racket is brought up over the head after hitting the ball instead of across the body or over the shoulder. The higher follow-through helps to put more spin and speed on the ball. Using a buggy whip shot can allow players to surprise their opponents with an unexpected shot; it looks like a traditional forehand until the follow-through, so the ball gets a different spin and trajectory than anticipated. For example, a player might use a buggy whip shot to play the ball straight down the line rather than crosscourt.
Although the buggy whip can be used intentionally as a strategic move, it may also happen naturally when players are late hitting a shot or struggling to reach the ball in time and due to the positioning of their body, can’t complete a normal follow-through.
Examples Of How Buggy Whip Is Used In Commentary
1. Nadal’s frequent use of the buggy whip has helped him to stay on top throughout the match.
Sport The Term Is Used:
1. Tennis
