| tuoyo said: I do hold it with my fingers on the button ofcourse. But how is it natural to swing using the thinest sides of the remote (the sides without buttons) as the front and back of the racket? What is natural is for the side with the a button to be your forehand and the side with the b button to be your back hand. |
Well considering it should be how you hold a real tennis racket I don't see the problem.
See Federer here.... see where his finger ends and thumb are, they end on the forehand face of the racket.... thie only difference with this and the Wii remote is if you need to use the A and B-buttons (which I believe you do in GST?) you have to adjust your thumb and index finger slightly differently.
The Wii remote button face if in his grip would be pointing up and left in the photo, so the difference is Federer would have to move his thumb to the right to press the A-button.
