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Cheers Randy!

Try different grip pressures and find out what works best for you. Hold it just firm enough to have complete control over your shots. Hitting the ball with loose grip(not too loose) gives you a lot of fun feeling emotions and it's injury free as well.

Definitely, hitting the ball in a RELAXED way it's so enjoyable 😊 Almost in every forehand i finish the shot holding the racquet with 4 fingers (letting go of my pinky finger) By doing that i FEEL more relaxed. Same goes with the serve. After each serve(kick,flat,slice) i let go of my pinky finger to relax my grip and hand helping me to not getting tired too fast 😂

Glad i can help

Thanks for the comment! Good question. Maybe use your non dominant hand more to support the racquet longer so your dominant hand can rest more. It can be also technique which causes you to feel tired. Which shot is your strength is it your forehand or backhand. Maybe you hit tons of forehands and eventually you get tired. I guess your backhand biomechanics are better and you make the ball fly more easily with the backhand.

@@RaulRander When i play my absolute best its my forehand, but my backhand is good almost every session. Yes, think i may have to use my non dominant hand more. Its funny because my backhand was very bad, but my forehand became bad suddenly 2.3 years ago and because of it my backhand improved ALOT haha. wish it was more balanced tough...

@@Mauruud for some reason i bet you have two handed backhand and it`s more consistent overall. Maybe you try new things with the forehand to improve it but somehow they don`t work as much as you would want.

@@RaulRander Yes im currently trying to play looser, (That why i got this video recomended i guess) because i think i hold back and dont hit trough the swing. Sometimes it works very good, but sometimes i can hit the ball in the wall behind. So it can be very good, but its very up and down

@@Mauruud if i could see your forehand shots i could answer better. Take care.

Wow...that's a heck of a long time... it took me 10 years to start hit the backhand with topsin-used to hit only slices at first. Forehand feels a lot more natural for me

Thanks Noah, have to do that 😊

Thanks, i enjoy that court as well 😊

@@RaulRander hopefully i play that kind of court

Thanks for the comment Ben, in the next part i`m also hitting some balls.

Thanks Randy!

Thanks Evie, yes i didn't focus enough on the non-dominant hand.

Part 4 is coming tomorrow

Thanks Jarl, you have played a good part of it man!

@@RaulRander 👊🏽👊🏽

Thanks Randy

Thanks for the comment Surya! Glad i can help.

Thank you Danh!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Glad i can help.

What do you think what would be the reason?

@@RaulRander maybe because of wrong covering the net position that you talking about on your video., or maybe I'm not focusing my eyes in to the incoming ball

​@@Nice-ElvzTrip make sure you get an advantage first with your approach.We don't want to go to the net to defend we want to end the point there.

@@RaulRander Thanks coach I will remember that

Thanks man, how long have you been playing tennis for.

@@RaulRander i played tennis at age 18 yrs old but not continuously, I play tennis on and off., and I'm 37 yrs. old now, coach i want to be like you a good tennis coach

Glad i can help!

Thanks for the comment. I try to improve as a coach. Everyday i learn something new. We are all learning progress 😊

Cheers mate 🎉

Thanks for your comment, glad i can help.

Thanks for the comment Suhayl! First serve and run around forehand force your opponent to make the most amount of errors. Use these weapons a lot to get an advantage and add more pressure by going to the net. Don't pressure yourself to hit more winners instead of make your opponent situation uncomfortable.

pure genius!@@RaulRander

Glad i can help@@suhaylpackery177

Thank you for the comment Syed! Only in my home country championships. Couple times reached into last 16. Also have taken medals in 35+ senior tournaments in Estonia.