So Semi-Western Forehand and Backhand grips.......call it that and make it easy for everyone

On my kill shots I constantly skip the ball. How do I avoid these unforced errors?

Great instruction. Would love to see you guys start doing more videos like this.

Just came here to comment that I thought he was playing a kid on account of the thumbnail xD

Chris --do you make your swing more pendulum (getting head facing floor instead of horizontal) when you're close to front wall?? I see a lot of pros do this in front court. But then they swing "out and around" (with head horizontal to floor) the rest of the time when they don't have big setups or are in back of court.

Nice tips

Muy bien video me encantó, gracias 🙂

Keep your head down!

The audio on this video is breathtaking

I had the same problem. He is swinging high to low here (too much downward angle), His follow through is actually not too bad. But he doesn't have enough of the hoola hoop motion where the racquet gets flat early in swing path. racquet needs to flop a little lower before coming through hitting zone. Also would help practicing not stepping, just have a big wide stance and practice the swing in this postion until you get a good flat swing path established.

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I like your videos, a wider camera angle would help with seeing the end result and a few slow motion shots would also enhance them thanks

My audio is bad on this end

Are you sure that’s not a splat?

I like how all your practice swings look different than your actual swings. Much less movement

What did you use for the blue targets?

Why the downvotes? He has some of the best videos I've seen on racquetball instruction.

I liked the various feeds. We often practice a drop feed, which is not what happens in a game. Good video.

No audio dude

Camera man Joe was fucking up with his angles towards the end, come on Joe.

Chris has helped my raquetball game so much. I just won a tournament in my county because of him. Thanks for your help!

That blue shirt you wear looks like it came from the 70's. Hopefully you've burnt it by now

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good movement it I am still having difficulty trying that :(

i learned racquetball by fire so after 8 years i never think about grip...but now im trying to learn squash and the grip is totally different..i'm having a hard time NOT changing grip from forehand to backhand which is really frustrating...i thought racquetball skills would transitions nicely, oh no my friends

The explanations are given like an experienced educator/coach. Bravo!

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I appreciate that your target on a pitch shot changes depending on where you are. However, my pinch shot to my forehand comes off the wall completely different because of the spin. Off of my forehand pinch the ball has a tendency to die. Conversely, on the left side my pinch works fine because the ball ha

Thanks for the videos I like the raqujdn ball

Your are a good teacher, thanks for the tips.

I started playing when I was 12 in 2002. Right now I would consider myself a strong B, weak A player. The one thing I have yet to do, is break my horrible backhand grip habits. When I try switch to the proper backhand grip, you would think I never hit a ball before.

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What's up with the sound? I can't hear anything.

I'll bet they bring the heat in tournaments. This is just a demonstration.

Would have been great if you showed the ceiling for a couple of shots.

we need a full view of court, else the video is meaningless.

Kris, love your videos- thanks for posting.

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Great tips Kris. Keep it up.

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This may be an obvious question...as you're playing a match you are constantly switching from forehand to backhand grip? I can see in many instances you wouldn't have time to change your grip because the game goes so quickly. Are there any trick to quickly and effectively switching grips?

canadians !?!?!

this is cool! new game to learn this new year!

@wujumasteryi sounds like a terrible experience

Excellent, precise instruction. Also, good job with the sound...I can barely hear someone talking to me from six feet away when I'm in the court due to the acoustics.

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@armatold look, it depends on your ability to improve your shots. I personally practice most of the shots like 20 times, but i master my best shots (backhand pinch, forehand kill and drive serve) by repeating 40 to 50 times, even 60 :)

This is what racquetball is all aboot! I'll always be thinking aboot my contact point and my targets, now.

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