In tennis, it is important to know yourself so be analytical of your own game.
We all feel comfortable with different styles of hitting the ball, find out what is right for you. Find your shot style: do you feel more comfortable hitting flat or with spin? Figure that out and go with it.Finish the backhand with the belt buckle pointing to the net. Start the swing by turning your body and pointing “belt buckle” to the side fence. The belt buckle trick: remember I told you about it earlier? Well sometimes having the right swing thought can help you improve your shots.This will make the racket head stay in place through contact, improving your control. At impact, feel like you are squeezing the racket grip firmly. Firm hands at impact: a lot of coaches tend to teach players to have loose hands.Make sure you use your legs and upper body turn to hit the ball. Swing as a unit: amateurs tend to focus too much on their arms and hands instead of using their entire body.Focus on a good body turn and creating a nice loop with the racket. Keep it simple: don’t try to reinvent the wheel.Figure out which backhand you are more comfortable with: If you are a beginner, work on both backhands at first in order to find out which is more natural for you. Steffi Graf Backhand Slice in slow motion: This is not your typical slice shot.This article is structured in the following way: No matter what your level is, you can always gain by developing a better base on your groundstrokes. Brady, Thank you for step by step demonstration and also slow motion. For you more advanced readers, pay attention to the fundamentals. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates 5 technique musts for a slice backhand.
For beginners, you will learn what a backhand is and how you can hit one step-by-step. In this article we will cover everything you need to know in order to have a proper backhand. As a guy who pretty much made a career from having a good backhand, I decided to share my knowledge with you. But for most people, the backhand is a difficult shot, especially at the club level, and for most players it is considered to be their weaker side. Guys like Wawrinka, Federer, Nalbandian, Djokovic, Agassi and Guga (plenty more) have given us countless hours of highlights with their backhands. Let’s be honest, there is nothing like watching a good backhand down the line winner.
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