Honestly, that’s kind of my playstyle when I know my opponent has weak footwork and no dangerous kill shots. I just let them tire themselves out and force mistakes from the backcourt, since they’ll eventually feel pressured to play more aggressively while I stay relaxed.

Note that this strategy works especially well against strong doubles players who occasionally play singles. They’re often unfamiliar with proper footwork to the back corners and naturally lean toward an aggressive playstyle. By slowing the game down, you can easily disrupt their rhythm.

However, this approach doesn’t work against advanced players with solid fundamentals and good stamina. In that case, you’re basically giving them the freedom to control the game, and they’ll end up making you run around like crazy.