Focus primarily on speed and direction, applying a simple slice by keeping the racket above the contact point and coming down through the ball with an open face; avoid overcomplicating spin or bending the elbow excessively.
This information from coach Sandy is quite useful, especially if you're finding your Bandeja isn't as effective as you'd like. Sandy explains why focusing on complex spins isn't necessary and how getting a simple slice right can make a big difference. Pay close attention to the advice about contact point and movement back, it's crucial for creating that low bounce that troubles opponents. Understanding the slight differences for hitting from the left versus the right side is also a valuable detail.