chip and charge

In tennis, "chip and charge" is a strategic maneuver designed to surprise the opponent and seize control of the point.

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Definition

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(technical, sport)A tactic where a player hits a slice or chip shot and immediately advances to the net.

Example

  • He used the chip and charge strategy to catch his opponent off guard.
  • Executing a chip and charge can be risky but rewarding if done correctly.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "chip and charge":

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