Forehand Lesson: Stop Focusing on the Lag and Snap Forehand

[@carlosjara9136]

I'm very guilty of this. I have an aggressive swing but many miss hits. I recently switch from full western to semi after noticing how closed the face was on contact. I will apply your lesson as well. Giving up some power but hopefully I will be more consistent

[@madscientist664]

That's exactly how forehand was taught in Sweden when I was a kid. We are talking Borg era late 70-ties... Worked pretty well judging from the results of the generation following after Borg back in the days.

[@Mickey_McD]

Good stuff, Pete! Thanks!

[@jlook6070]

The strong 4.5+ watch your videos because the videos have you in it. They like the sound of your voice.

[@tennfunn6332]

Yep, definitely not the 'Cool 4.5-5.0 Junior' just trying to make Varsity😂 before I'm 60! Love the energy and the tips about keeping arms 'connected' throughout swing.

[@JordanCoons]

Great Lesson!

[@UDEMF]

Totally agreed ! thank you for pointing it out

[@gordogordo1698]

Yep. That's me...

[@yaku-tecnologia2650]

yea go Braves!

[@alexeys158]

Yeah, theory is good but this practice shots in the end of the video show what actually happens when you start hitting like that: 4 shots and 0 good ones even though performed by a coach and from hand feeding. Now imagine what's gonna happen is you actually try playing a point when someone really hits the ball to you.

[@PeterFreemantennis]

what are you talking about mate those balls were all in and I was aiming for the back of the line...and if a 3.5 or 4.5 can hit the ball with that technique I am willing to bet they would not be a 3.5 or 4.0 for very long....

[@abdomohamed2793]

Intro 😂