FOREHAND Takeback Made Simple - 3 STEPS to Success

[@bmanbusee3812]

The best coach😊

[@gabypaztennis]

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[@eddyrubayat638]

Terima kasih.

[@gabypaztennis]

Thanks so much! 💕💕💕

[@davech07]

Hi Gaby, thanks for making this point so clear. I'm a returning tennis player after a break of a few years. I can hit well some of the time, but I so often find myself backing up to take the ball. I'll focus on this next time I'm on court!

[@gabypaztennis]

Yes!! 👍🏻👍🏻🤗

[@speedymr]

Great Lessons as always. The best!

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you! 🤗👍🏻

[@b.shankarrao9149]

Explained nicely.

[@bong111467]

By far the best lesson!

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you 🤗💕👍🏻

[@RVick-ws1xu]

You "da bomb", another fine lesson. Liked the progression on unit turn > racquet ready.

[@gabypaztennis]

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[@RVick-ws1xu]

@@gabypaztennis Interesting take on current forehand technique: "Is the Next Gen Forehand Biggest Scam in Tennis!", gets into the quirky, stylistic elements on the tour. Makes a good case for inconsistency (results) among some players.

[@tuisitala9068]

Simple is good. Thank you.

[@soensoenlim84]

Bravo Gaby👍🎾

[@ckn711]

Excellent coaching as always. Thank you.

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you!! 🤗

[@blaskbla]

Great explanation! The best coach on KZbin ❤

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you! 👍🏻🤗💕

[@ericbertaux2567]

Good demonstration.... What's important, is taking all balls earlier, whatever the speed of these balls.... Eric, from Paris. Well done.! 👍😊👍

[@gabypaztennis]

Yes! 👍🏻🤗

[@charlieb3497]

Compelling viewing 👏👏👏 fabulous explanation Gaby 🤙 🐐

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you! 🤗👍🏻

[@bobboddy7831]

Nicely explain!!

[@gabypaztennis]

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[@bournejason66]

Is it important to close the racket face before swing forward?

[@gabypaztennis]

You need to have it at least slightly closed. And some players close it more. Also depends on your grip! :)

[@user-cz5gr7in7s]

Finally, I can be at the top of my game

[@gabypaztennis]

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[@DailyProg]

Is there a modern style of backhand?

[@gabypaztennis]

Yes! Check some of my backhand videos! :)

[@ahmadrazavi751]

Wonderful point ! Thanks

[@michaelallbaugh]

great lesson. would be helpful to include 10 to 20 seconds of live play with a partner to see the forehand steps in full action.

[@gabypaztennis]

Thanks! Good idea 👍🏻

[@moohro]

i don't agree with your step 2. step 1 needs to turn more the shoulder but after if you do step 2 you lose energy and time, after step 1 correctly done, you just need to drop the racket face to the ground to store the energy before letting your body goes forward and taking the racket as the passenger. i don't know if i am clear ;)

[@TheNickman66]

Good but you needed a camera behind you. In the one clip you did show from behind, your hand gets further away from the body which does allow the racket to lag behind the wrist.

[@gabypaztennis]

@@TheNickman66 it does lag. Always when you accelerate, but you don’t want to get the racket super far back. Tks for input. Will do some from back also 👍🏻

[@danofsorin]

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[@danofsorin]

@@gabypaztennis I like verry much to play tennis, but i regret i didn't start earlier(im 44), to know and learn much! Easy to you...hard to me..