You take the racquet back but not enough. You need to turn your body more so you can use all your back muscles when releasing. You tend to push the ball towards the target rather than whip it (not sure if that's the right term). This is probably caused by not turning the racquet enough in the grip. You should also aim to finish with the racquet higher and your chest pushed out.
Terrible pronation on the backhand takeback. Horrendously complicated. But for someone who is clearly a beginner - not a bad backhand in the main. Watch Lajovic and replicate his lovely compact simplicity.
More shoulder turn and racket take back on the OHBH would generate more power. Also allow the arm and racket to release/extend more fully and relaxed.
You take the racquet back but not enough. You need to turn your body more so you can use all your back muscles when releasing. You tend to push the ball towards the target rather than whip it (not sure if that's the right term). This is probably caused by not turning the racquet enough in the grip. You should also aim to finish with the racquet higher and your chest pushed out.
Foot job ok. You need some more power in backhand.
Terrible pronation on the backhand takeback. Horrendously complicated. But for someone who is clearly a beginner - not a bad backhand in the main. Watch Lajovic and replicate his lovely compact simplicity.