Solid stuff dude! If you are the closer player, and looking for things to try out on the backhand, I would consider minimizing the amount of time that the racket is horizontal prior to swinging. Most of your backhands, it looks like your set up is good (racket is completely vertical) then you drop the racket and it is horizontal...then we pause there for a second...then we swing. I would play with making sure the racket stays upright until the last second then the racket will quickly go from vertical, to horizontal, then contacting the ball. It should give you more zing on the backhand without having the lag in the middle of your swing. Some of your backhands you do keep the racket upright longer then quickly proceed through the swing, and the backhand looks cleaner as a result.
I'm guessing you're after comments. I'd say you still need to turn the racquet a little more on that backhand. I'd also aim to turn your body more so you're literally uncoiling you back, shoulders and arm when hitting the ball. At the moment it's very much just your arm. One thing I noticed on your forehand is that you don't move your weight forward through the shot. Apologies if you weren't after comments.
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Solid stuff dude!
If you are the closer player, and looking for things to try out on the backhand, I would consider minimizing the amount of time that the racket is horizontal prior to swinging. Most of your backhands, it looks like your set up is good (racket is completely vertical) then you drop the racket and it is horizontal...then we pause there for a second...then we swing. I would play with making sure the racket stays upright until the last second then the racket will quickly go from vertical, to horizontal, then contacting the ball. It should give you more zing on the backhand without having the lag in the middle of your swing. Some of your backhands you do keep the racket upright longer then quickly proceed through the swing, and the backhand looks cleaner as a result.
Thank you very much, will try it out on my next practice
I'm guessing you're after comments. I'd say you still need to turn the racquet a little more on that backhand. I'd also aim to turn your body more so you're literally uncoiling you back, shoulders and arm when hitting the ball. At the moment it's very much just your arm. One thing I noticed on your forehand is that you don't move your weight forward through the shot. Apologies if you weren't after comments.
Every comment is very appreciated 🙏