High One Handed Backhand Training

Working on the shot being more solid and using less wrist.

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[tuber123asd]

The finish looks contrived, not a natural part of the stroke.

[tommyenglish1]

@tuber123asd thats how you teach tennis

[joeschmo468]

Moreover, that pose after the one handed back hand is a bad idea. When I play a person with a one handed backhand and they have that pose. I hit a lot of my forehands inside out to drive them deep to their backhand side. Once they hit the ball and make that "pose" I step inside the court and go cross court on their return. And, with that pose, most of the time, my cross court forehand is a winner!

[tommyenglish1]

@joeschmo468 YOU SOUND AWESOME!

[hallm34]

her hitting partner looks very solid on both sides

[tommyenglish1]

@hallm34 her hitting partner looks like he bats for both sides if thats what you mean!? LOL

[tommyenglish1]

@cain2335 Impossible to do it every time though.... just ask Federer

[krishna7991]

@Kiser153 Get a life!!

[xquisitaz]

Proud to see you hitting a one handed backhand. Tired of watching the weaker two handers.

[Kiser153]

at 1:00 if you hear just the audio, it sounds like porn....

[deagmomo]

@tenishotshot that is not what he meant. he was talking about that second after the shot where she stands still and watches where the ball goes. she does not recover quickly enough so players that play with much pace and take the ball early will have enough time to let her run across the whole court.

[1930bilbo]

Seeing that repeatedly makes me feel tired lol, it is a bit of a struggle shot but I do ok on it. Normally I'm pretty good at moving in or back but people that hit looping forehands like that kind of drive me crazy.

[gantswood]

Damn her back hand is tremendous. I need to practise mine and wish I was as good as hers. I was initially two handed but tried one handed back hand yesterday with much success and may stick to it now. I am right handed.

[qzpmwxonqzpm]

Very nice! She is ready even before the ball bounces.

[tenishotshot]

@joeschmo468

Federer and Henin have nice finishing poses on their backhands. I suppose your strategy would work on them? Good form is highly important. It's good to practice it throughout the entire stroke, even after contact.

[Wikki421]

welcome to modern tennis.