How to whip your forehands like a pro 

We are glad that the video helped! Will try to simplify things even more in the future to make things understandable the first time people watch the video so thank you for letting us know that we have to work on making the explanations even more clear :)

@@revolutionarymotion4161 It's mainly my bad. I was on the browsing mode at the time and was not paying close attention well to the items in front of me. But when I happen to see the video again it clicked in because I realized right away that it filled in an information gap.

You're welcome! :)

By one degree?

You're welcome. This feeling is one of the hardest ones to acquire in tennis. Best way we can describe it is that it seems like the contact point is extended and the ball seems to get a lot of power despite the fact that you did not swing very hard. However, the contact point tends to feel heavier. Good luck finding the feeling for yourself! :)

whip exist in every grip , its just getting the extension and flexion of the hand

It took less than 5:min! Lol

Yes, but its not presented clearly and succinctly - many of these coaches try to teach the "modern forehand" but fail to mention leg drive and movement which is equally important. The easy way to explain the arm movement is to relax the wrist and "throw the racket" - thats it @@peoplespeace

Can you give me another video with the correct way to do it?

@@honkeyness9427 look at top tennis training, tennis hq, or total tennis domination

Keep ur arm in the same angle as him at contact, set the racket parallel with the net. Now check how flexed/extended ur wrist is!

if you think logicly. then the wrist can NOT stay in the same position !!! the lag position or 90 degree angle or Lshape whatever they call it will change towards contact !!! if it doesnt change it means you have to make contact with your arm completely forward ( meaning if you watch a clock ) pointing at 12 oclock if you want to play straight and 11.30 if you want to play cross hmmm that also means that the moment your arm gets to 12 that all the speed is gone and you will have no power at contact hmmm then you watch the pros and they hit around a 45 degree anglee with their arm meaning if the racket would be on that 90 degree angle then that ball will fly to the court next to them hmmmm so logicly their will be around a 45 degree change in wrist position at contact and that my friend is the whip action of the wrist which is a very short action and the shorter the faster it can be and that whipping action will continue after contact untill wrist gets in that nuetral position and pronation takes over !!! you see sometimes a delay in that continuation of the wrist because of the impact of the ball and thats why people think they keep the strings pointing towards target which is also imposible in a circular motion.hope it makes it a little more clear

That is correct! :)

Do it and you'll destroy your arm

hand can NOT supinate !!! hand cand only flexion and extension and radial to ulnar deviation and visa versa.