Improve your One handed backhand FASTER by training This Way... 

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It's the shot I coach most often. What do you feel you struggle with specifically?

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Thanks Javi…Happy Holidays to you too!

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So glad you found it helpful! Did you see the forehand one yet? Hopefully it helped as well.

So glad you found it helpful! Did you see the forehand one yet? Did it answer your questions for you?

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Thanks, the mechanics are very similar. The power is going to come from loading the back leg and coiling. Then uncoiling with the legs and hips. Maybe I can make a video like this one for the 2 handed backhand.

@@TotalTennisDomination no, i meant excercise to increase racket head speed on all shots you can do at home. can you make a video in that ?

We use coaches eye but they don't make it anymore - if you know of a good app please let us know!

Just released the two handed video for you - go check it out and let us know what you think!

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You, Sir, are the best tennis coach ever!

Coaches eye but it's not in the app store anymore. I'm looking for a new video analysis tool. Let me know if you have any in mind. thanks

Great analogy Jerry. I think all that's needed with the Frisbee example is the right grip on the racquet (some preference... But definitely enough guides out there for the vast majority of players)

Lol throwing a frisbee is not even close to when you're hitting a one hander. I see you played at a high level 🤣

@@bballah9969 It definitely is. If you don't get the feeling of throwing a frisbee when hitting your one handed backhand, you're not being efficient. Take a frisbee, stand sufficiently far back from your partner so as to require your body, not just your wrist, to throw it, and then throw it. That's the sensation you should feel when you're hitting your backhand with full force.

@@jerrycallows3906 This is totally wrong in so many ways. First of all when you hit a one hander the racquet head is higher than a grip level always! Don't believe me? Look at the best in the business hit a one hander Federer, Wawrinka, Gasquet, Hass, Robredo, Thiem, Tsitsipas, and tell me where there racquet head is positioned at the start of the stroke. When you throw a frisbee it's coming from an horizontal position not a vertical position like when you hit the one hander. Also who hits a one hander with an open stance like you explain? The stance is either sideways, or semi open stance. An open stance position is only used if you are rushed and can't get setup into position fast enough on the incoming shot and your jammed up. Once you said Federer's and Gasquet backhand is to wristy I said omg this is horrendous info your giving out and this is totally wrong! All touring pros do not wrist the ball to get spin on there shots. The wrist is a by product of the kinetic chain you wouldn't know anything about that cause you never played at a high level. Also Stefan Edberg has the old school backhand and forehand his strokes are not modern like the way it is in today's game.

@@bballah9969 Check out the frisbee throws here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kXKAf4qYDHg.html. Notice the similarities between these frisbee throws and the one handed backhand. If you can't, I don't know what else to tell you.

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