Andy Murray Forehand Tips (Quickly Improve Your Tennis)

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[@brothera6494]

Fantastic analysis!! It’s interesting to see the tilt of the racket and its relationship with the incoming ball. Thanks for your vídeos!

[@funnyduck4568]

My backhand I have taken a lot of inspiration from Andy Murray and I can now hit it much better

[@ajayreddy8732]

This is gold, you are amazing coach. Thanks

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad you liked it!! Have a great day Ajay!

[@UserIsM]

Could you compare the racket facing down during takeback vs racket facing to the side during takeback for the next gen forehand please. Thanks!

[@davidepiolini6912]

Fantastic coach!!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you so much!!

[@davidepiolini6912]

@@2MinuteTennis do you have any drills to trainee the neutral stance ? Thank you so much Coach

[@jacklin9649]

Looks like American men’s tennis has finally picking up. Hope you can find some footage of Korda, Tommy Paul,Brooksby and analyze their techniques. Thanks 🙏

[@andrelamarque1009]

Can you do a Yannik Sinner forehand analysis? It’s becoming common for next gen forehand players like Djokovic, Medvedev, Thiem, Hurkacz, Sinner, Wawrinka etc to rotate the strings to the back fence instead of flat down in the pat the dog position. This extra flip creates more lag, spin and power. Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@2MinuteTennis]

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[@andrelamarque1009]

@@2MinuteTennis love it!

[@cdahl]

His left hand is rising because of his rotation. It doesn't move much in relation to his body - still below his left shoulder around chest level. Hopefully your viewers don't just lift their left hands and stop rotating =D I never realized how much angle there was between shoulders in the forehand swing. This video illustrates that well. His shoulders are level during preparation and then the right one drops and the left raises quite drastically.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks for your comment. 90% of club players drop their nonhitting hand as they hit. Causing either no body rotation what so ever or way too much rotation. This isn’t a natural for club players. Plain and simple. Thanks!!

[@cdahl]

@@2MinuteTennis no arguments here on that!

[@JanChodura68]

And what about Andy's look forward? It's different to RF I think.

[@nabeenhussain524]

2 heads are better than one to start. 2 hands to finish./catch. Got it.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Hey Nabeen! Keep me posted!

[@InfiniteQuest86]

Murray is such a great example for club players. Some of the things people try to copy with Nadal and Fed are not going to be very helpful for amateurs.

[@stevenjm12]

It looks like he takes his eyes off the ball well before contact

[@2MinuteTennis]

He absolutely does. Thanks!