How To Hit Heavy Forehands With MASSIVE Topspin In 3 Simple Steps 

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Is that a yes? 🙂

I wanna see you guys go at it too 😁

Would want to see this!

Try this one. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pa-c4rlHuUo.html

Thanks so much Raudel!

Same here, same here.

Thanks for the video suggestion Flixt!

Hey guys! Thanks for watching - I'm glad you liked it!

Yo I want to see this as well!!

He just pivots the racket with his non-hitting hand (left hand), as he begins to bring the racket back. He postpones squeezing the racket grip with his right (hitting) hand, (and thereby also waits to separate his hands from the racket) until he has the grip pivoted the exact amount he wishes (which turns out to be an eastern grip). It’s the exact same story with his switch to his backhand grip (which is basically an eastern backhand grip, but for a slight diagonal shift, slightly separating his index finger from the other fingers. Were he to stand holding the racket in a strict Eastern backhand grip, with his hitting hand’s base knuckles all on bevel 3, blocked together, as if he’s holding a lantern with his arm fully extended, directly out in front of him, the racket face would be at an exactly 90° angle sticking out to the left. But with his modified eastern grip, it adjusts the angle that his right arm and the racket make another 30 to 40 degrees AWAY from his body. It makes an obtuse angle. This allows for better whip into the ball, which means more power and more spin. But you didn’t ask about his backhand, I’m just remembering, so I have no idea why I’m still talking about this. So, anyway, just know that he’s not keeping his left hand on the racket when he brings it back cuz he thinks it looks good, that hand is entirely in charge of getting the racket to the proper grip position! Who’da thunk it??

@@microphoner1 Thanks for elaborating on that. One can also notice how he opens his fingers to make more space between his index and the rest of the fingers.

Thank you!!