Easy Forehand Spacing Fix - Never Get Jammed Again!

[@lakeforest2020]

Wow. I follow all the big youtube coaches. I ran across your video here. The best explanation I’ve seen on early prep, positioning, contact point. Perfect and concise Nice !

[@winningtennis4914]

Thanks David! Glad you enjoyed it

[@stackems666]

This was so helpful, thank you! I played so much better on Friday as a result of this video

[@winningtennis4914]

That’s awesome! Glad it helped… and thanks for watching!

[@markjeffery495i90]

Possibly your best video EVER.

[@winningtennis4914]

Thanks Mark :) I appreciate you

[@ClubOsaTennisandEvents]

Awesome content! More please!

[@Kaelyn_1930]

Love the expressions😛😁👍

[@winningtennis4914]

LOL! Thanks 😜

[@tenniswithric]

Active footwork is important in match situation to avoid getting jammed

[@winningtennis4914]

Yes!!

[@jimpoole6037]

Great, issues w keeping eyes down and nose at ball as straighten left leg on forehand!

[@winningtennis4914]

Thanks Jim, and thanks for tuning in! Sounds like you’re aware of the problem. Let me know if I can help :)

[@henrytoussant9385]

Hey coach, in all of your hits, at contact your hitting shoulder is behind your non-hitting shoulder, shouldn't you be more square to the net or even having the hitting shoulder aread like the pros?

[@winningtennis4914]

Hi Henry, thanks for the question. This orientation will depend on the stance. In this example, we are in a neutral stance, (feet more or less parallel to the doubles alley)… but in a semi open or open stance, you’re right! Most importantly, this is a feeling you have to experience… once you feel it, you’ve got it. Thanks for your question and watching!

[@reedgage7689]

My biggest challenge is mental, how to stay calm and cool and confident when other player is on a roll. I start to get rattled and miss shots that normally I can hit.

[@winningtennis4914]

I hear ya, Reed!