The One handed Backhand Simplified... With Drills. 

Great to hear!

Thanks Geoff.

Essentially key lesson how to swing one hand backhand! Thanks a lot

thanks..Golden hour helps!

Thanks Lukas!

Yes it does! Really is easy to use! thanks

I agree that it's easier to hit a one handed backhand in the beginning because of the the left hand can provide a lot of forgiveness. This is why I wanted to create a video talking about what I think are simple fundamentals that could help someone wanting to learn the one hander. Thanks

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Thanks, funny that you say that...In my next video about drills I talk about it. I do think that's an important shot.

I wish I could 2HBH, but 1HBH feels more natural for me. The mid court back hand using 2HBH looks more agressive on short swing, short take back, when time is less, where I usually end up slicing with my 1HBH. WTA's Danille Collins 2HBH from inside the court in the doubles lane going cross court wide out, I just can't see how to hit that with a 1HBH and have a high percentage of success.

The Flat Backhand is useful because it always keeps the ball low and deep in the court. I do pull the butt all through the ball and then flip the racquet all over and it goes around 80-100 mph through the court low over the net. 1-3 feet or just inches. As for the slice, if I don't want to do a normal slice then I will go over the shoulder to put more drive and spin on the ball. That causes the ball to go all sideways soon as it bounces or skid low through the court so you can drive slice like your groundstrokes at 80-100 mph if you add some dipping spin onto the ball. I am not restricted to just using the normal backhand skim or floating slice.

Can you post a reference video of the Backhand Slap

@@Zirkah ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-soVK1Jo1xrA.htmlm25s Strong stance, back foot slides forward, rotate hips and shoulders, strong extended arms, and attack the target.