Tennis One-Handed Backhand Progressions: Step 4: Add Loop

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The fourth step of the one-handed backhand progressions is to add a loop to your motion. To do so we're going to take a step back and start from a position very similar to the racket-back position from step two. The only difference is that the tennis racket will be angled up slightly. Perhaps 45 degrees or so.

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[Edmangox]

you put forehand dude..lol change it to backhand

[FYB2007]

AAaahh I'm losing my mind! Fixed thx for the heads up.

[Edmangox]

nah we all make mistakes..

[TheHomeOfWrestling]

Dear Will,

why do you have to add a loop to your groundstrokes? does it make it more powerful or what?

[SammyFedEx]

But Will, don't mind me asking....but what exactly is the use of this loop...What difference does it bring to the game we would play without the loop?

[armandgeist]

Around 1:58 seems to be easy...

[TheLeilisa]

Who is the tallest Tennis player?

[thefrogmaster2]

there is NO loop!! it is high takeback and swing!!! tink better to teach WHOLE ting properly talented players backsteps progression MO GOOD! otherwise bad habbits creep in ---

[Lucither]

In fairness i believe that he never mentioned why as its so obvious why you would add it. He also never mentioned why you have to hold the racket.

[ronaldo09or07itssame]

Is it important to add a loop.

[cj397]

yes creates more momentum and power. especially if you're a behind-the-baseline player.

[natedog8110]

momentum probably