Weak Tennis Backhand Fix
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, you're going to learn 3 tips for fixing your weak backhand. I'm going to walk you through the Total Tennis Domination method of stroke improvement. Enjoy!
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I love the way you deliver the content: this is by far the best tutorial I have watched and desperately needed. I had to change from a single hand to a two handed back hand due to injury and it has been a long and frustrating experience, until I saw your video. It all makes sense and in a couple of hours my back hand has improved at long last. Thank you Kevin. I liked your segments when you were with Ian and think you have it all. I look forward to more of your tutorials.
Thanks! I can relate because I switched from a two handed backhand to a one handed backhand. I wish I knew what I knew now. Glad to hear you are improving.
Very helpful - concise and easy to understand. Thank you so much! Now for the practicing💪
Super tips on the opening and closing of the racket face. A great help for me today in my forehand shots and easy to remember when under pressure in a match situation. I am glad I found this video in the early morning hours.
Outstanding video on how to effective hit a two handed backhand. I would like to see a video on how to hit a high incoming ball with a two handed backhand, especially in doubles with two people at the net. It is a difficult shot to handle.
You have the most thoughtful videos....good content and a good balance of theory and execution....keep it going and the followers will come!
awesome explaining, i am teaching mysefl tennis through youtube and you are by far the best one to explain the fundamentals of this!
Kevin, I love this video. I'm at the courts now, and I've begun to use my hips to hit my forehand and I believe this is the answer to all of life's problems. :)
This is the best video I've seen. Especially when you are frustrates. Simple and to the point. Thanks.
Thank you; this instruction has been very helpful! I’ve been struggling with my backhand forever. I tend to revert to slicing my backhand too much.
Short, sweet and relevant. 6:24 "The faster you move your hips the faster the racket's going to go" Just another baby step helping me to tennis nirvana. Thank you!
You demonstrate my stiff-arm backhand perfectly. 😀
Great video great analogy! GREAT CONTENT
Key is that bottom hand having that continental grip!
Great as always!! Thanks!!!
He’s so simple and compactful. Is that a word? He’s uped my tennis game. Rotation is everything.
Thankyou brother…great coaching delivery
any drill to practice the front foot 45 degree? it tends to parallel to base line.
Thanks again Kevin, your videos are great!!!
Working on getting hipwork of a V12 😅
Thank you soooo much Kevin!!
👏👏👏👏👏 muito boa orientações
Thank you!! 😀
Perfect timing on the video! I was just complaining about my backhand after playing today. Thanks for breaking it all down so well.
Great information.. I’m switching from a one to a two hander and it’s harder than what I expected.
What is the reason for you to switch it?
I started playing tennis at age 8 and that age, even in the late 80s/early 90s already each kid had been taught to hit a double handed backhand. I used to play it my first 5 years of tennis.
As I really preferred to watch players with a great one handed backhand (Edberg, Stich, Sampras) back in the days, I started to switch on a tennis vacation in Italy (I am German) where I've had the privilege to play with a great player, who himself had had many lessons by famous coaches in the US. This guy then helped me during one week of tennis 3 hrs a day how to hit the one hander. In German he said something like "the swing comes from the hip". That has been 1995, I guess where I was 13. In 2021, I still play the backhand one handed (watch my video 'transforming from consistency first to more aggressive tennis' if u like to).
I think Kevin's one handed backhand is more clean than mine, but mine is not bad either. So you can play good or even great tennis with a one handed backhand. Do you know Mark Sansait on youtube? One handed backhand can be a weapon.
The two hander can be great as well for sure (Nadal, Djokovic, etc.) But the switch will take you some time that you could use for improving your one hander as well.
@@melfox215 I just feel it’s more simple and clean.. it don’t look nowhere near as nice as a one hander but I will check you out and see what you are talking about. I haven’t made the switch all the way yet
@@702bigron You are free to play it the way you prefere. Regarding my own intended switch, it was more a question of taste or will than a rational these many years ago.
I guess the two handed backhand can be more consistent than the one handed while the one handed has more range and an easier feeling to mix between topspin and slice. For both techniques, footwork including bending your knees is essential and then the recoil as shown by Kevin here to get more power as well.
I just got sort of triggered by your statement that it's harder than expected to switch to two handed.
A relevant difference is the grip shift. Try to turn the grip of your right hand slightly more left (if you are right handed). That should make your shot less topspin but faster. You need to get a feeling for the grip of your right hand how much/less top spin you want to create. The left hand has the job to determine the direction, acceleration speed and length of motion. Like on the one handed, many players tend to stop the motion too early. Try the motion to end with your racquet head behind your right shoulder (as right hander). It's not that easy to describe without showing, but I hope to help you more than making you feel unsecure.