Hitting a proper one-handed backhand over the shoulder in 4 steps 😉

[@leotka]

For high backhand I prefer slice. Works great.

[@aswinirekha3529]

Yea

[@farid1406]

When you start playing better players, they're going to punish you for that. If you get good at this shot, you can actually attack them and reset the rally on your terms.

[@dhyanampatel]

Give me Roger Mobile # so I can ask him

[@noxnc]

I’ve only been making a 59.7 degree angle with the ground, no wonder I’m stuck at 3.5 NTRP.

[@scubahuey]

Haha!!!🤣

[@ppma88]

typical TTW poster lol

[@GoWarriors]

Great tips. Patrick is a master coach

[@martorelliclaudio]

Great stuff! Thank you for doing that for us one-hand backhand aficionados it’s amazing🎾🎾🎾

[@nillivanilli2922]

This video is helpful. Where’s the tutorial how to get taller

[@fabz1509]

Have to watch it 50 more times! Step number 3 gonna be very tricky.

[@oreb05]

Very useful Thks Mr Patrick !

[@juancamilopoveda7648]

Please more dor two handed backhand

[@paraka115]

Hello Patrick! I love your shorts but...this time i would like to show you another way to hit high balls with one handed backhand which is a better way to avoid play short balls. However ty very much for all your videos and tutorials 👍❤️

[@17teacmrocks]

oh thx. i had this issue but now play two handed. also, during an interview federer said to slice bh balls that are too high so i usually do that vs hitting over the shoulder if there’s no time to switch to lefty fh

[@vincenttran5920]

slicing is great recreationally if they are not rated 5+ they will not be able to deal with it consistently. assuming your slice is a poison slice

[@al1976-v7m]

Problem is the slice doesn't work if your opponent is coming in behind the ball.

[@kevindoyle5856]

Yes but that can also be a beautiful and almost effortless slice when that comes if you can prepare

[@UchihABitachi]

I played against someone who uses a western forehand like Swiatek. When he gets a clean hit, the pace is fast & the spin is extreme. It’s going through the court while spinning & I’m having trouble finding out where the contact point is or how I should hit the ball. I’m a 4.0, eastern fh (like to hit flat) & Single handed bh that has spin comparable to western fh grip 😂.

[@shaunkacks2682]

Thanks I am myself having trouble in this type of hit

[@bombdiggaty8795]

Thank you I have been getting so many lobs from my friend to my back hand

[@warriorson7979]

Play it exactly the same as a normal ball, only put more sidespin on it instead of topspin. In other words hit across it instead of over it.

[@jraymond6637]

Well said🎉🎉

[@hyeonjuncho1578]

luv this video❤❤ If u have a time to upload another lesson viedo, could you teach me how to do kick serve? please😭(help me..!!!)

[@ST-rm3bz]

One of my life goals is to train with Patrick at least once 👑

[@kod4062]

Thanks you 🙏🏼

[@Theizzer]

This tip is super helpfull! Thanks! I also struggle with my returns as a one handed backhander. A lot of times I feel I dont have enough time to prepare for a return so I switch to a two-handed backhand for returns...

[@DanielVelosoA]

I need to parctice this! I usually slice high balls, which is not always convenient

[@gurvirb]

This is so helpful. Thanks coach.

[@Apoz]

Wow amazing one, what about double handed? Especially the part about the angle, could you elaborate on that with examples on the court? I imagine the angle not only depends on your position on the court but also the speed of the ball?

[@mrxman581]

Hit the ball earlier, and don't let it get above your shoulders. I know, easier said than done. If you can't, simply hit a slice backhand. Or, step back and let the ball lower.

[@zolaQuela711]

Please try the Shapovalov jumping backhand.

[@米倉武志-w5g]

What a great tips!

[@machxlr8]

Really hard shot to do! That is a killer for me.

[@dinkydoodle8325]

lot’s of strength required

[@leotjoa1259]

Even two hander high ball is troubleesome

[@danielchen8027]

Or if you are really skilled, you can do the jumping Shapovalov backhand. Denis has a tutorial on it. Flashiest shot in tennis.

[@coupon714]

nice, I'll try it out

[@ahmadhasif979]

Almost like a Badminton shot, theres similar components ❤

[@TheGarfield1337]

I honestly have to say that i NEVER struggled with a hith bouncing ball on 1h backhand. Tbh that's one of the reasons why I actually became a 1hbh. It just felt more natural to me to play these high bouncing balls one-handed

[@Petercen-r1f]

good👍🏻❤❤❤

[@studfinderball]

Simply add a top hand Eastern, no fingers palm push to your one hander. Then strike as usual and finish one handed. All of us one handed pushers do that. Relax! Get it back.😊

[@iagomello6317]

Im not into the tenis fundamentals but is it easier to hit this high balls with a two handed BH? Looks easier to be “loose” with the one handed to create pace

[@samprinter7960]

2 hands creates more vertical reach because your left arm is closer and easier pace because you have 2 hands

[@miguelbarahona6636]

@@samprinter7960 No, 2 hands on the racket have less reach. One handed bh has longer reach. Just grab your racket with 1 and then witch 2 hands, and you´ll know,

[@iagomello6317]

@@samprinter7960 theres no way 2 handed BH has a longer reach in any angle vs 1 handed, i genuinely think it isnt that

[@johnvinceoctavio6240]

How about to power forehand

[@mem9504]

Bravo!

[@caribuak]

Amazing!!!

[@DrVeyronYT]

I really need it😢

[@veriteinternational]

Love this. T.E.A.M

[@yuant1533]

Which new balance tennis shoes are those?

[@almonkalbuadi2501]

Does the grip need to adjust too?

[@Raresionut1]

I asked him but he won't respond

[@christianthompson1473]

Yes, and its a tough shot !

[@unknownuser8228]

You can also jump high like the shapo

[@chadcat420]

*laughs in Stan the Man Wawrinka

[@virat5828]

Well Tsitsipas hasnt learnt yet 😂

[@jd2722]

So u have to hit it flat? No top spin?

[@MrRando]

less top spin, and a lot flatter. but no shot in tennis is really completely flat

[@tennisfitapp]

I prefer to teach my players to slice it as nobody has a hands like Roger who can control this - but even him struggling so I always say if its shoulders high or more you slice it!! 😅

[@mygicshow]

Good stuff

[@stevem9289]

this is tough for me also

[@hillsonn]

What racket is that?

[@dwelch241]

60 degrees angle got it

[@cesarfernandezlopez5063]

Difficult shot but not impossible to master

[@Funkytrip73]

Now explain the top tier one handed backhand problem: Hitting a heavy kickspin service back with 1-handed. It is my nemesis.

[@philips6182]

Do the jumping one handed like Shapovalov

[@deepikapatange5650]

You teach very well .do you agree

[@bobjones5840]

8, HANG IN IT THE RAFTERS BOYS

[@ievamillers9383]

I want you to be my tennis coach.

[@CrazyAboutVinylRecords]

Step number 1: Turn yourself into Stan Wawrinka.

[@hafadaze9046]

I try to take it on the rise or let it drop in my strike zone

[@stevenglen5971]

....how about Shapovalov style 😅

[@aagg6124]

Best ever backhand in (female) tennis: Justin Henin: One-handed!

[@jeromeh7985]

Best ever backhand in male and female tennis

[@aleksaristic1773]

Hardest shot. Justine Henin did that shot pretty good.

[@MelvinLew]

Take the ball on the rise and avoid the high ball. Slice or topspin will do the job depending on how good your timing is. PM is demonstrating an athletic, laborious technique that is not sustainable for long rallies even for advanced players.

[@musicaangomera]

When he engaged with the body into the ball, the hit was horrible

[@shuchichawla8542]

I learned to one hand backhand

[@laurastone6578]

I have a weak-powered one-handed backhand to begin with. Executing a high one-handed backhand with pace is about impossible for me. In this case, I would be throwing up a lob versus trying to drive the ball.

[@willkittwk]

Try driving a cut slice BH with a low bounce and look to take control off opponents reply. Lot of times it's hard for him to generate another high bounce topspin back even pros have hard time. You ever watch say Fed and Djoks hitting low slice back and forth that's usually cause it's hard to come over till the slice bounce up a little more so they can drive over the ball. Watch the pros play with the eyes of a student rather than a fan. And evaluate what and why they're doing things.

[@yair4465]

Ehhhhh mazing

[@shuchichawla8542]

Hey yo that was cool

[@AlvaroJose1]

Thanks Patrick

[@jim_mai]

Need this. I slice all high bh balls.

[@RoluLoru]

No you don't. The high to low slice is very effective as you can keep it really low to the ground as you follow it in. A very strong shot

[@willkittwk]

​@@RoluLoruyep it gives a guy trouble especially the kind who wanna sit back and hit topspin rallies all day.

[@youtubebubble144]

Yes sir. I will ask Roger.

[@wasstennis7495]

Salut Patrick Je me permets de te tutoyer, on s’est rencontré il y a fort longtemps à l’époque où je m’occuper de LAMINE OUAHAB et de Eddy Chala et toi, tu t’occuper de sa sœur et d’autres joueuses prometteuse. Très belle vidéo. Belle démonstration Justin. Je me permets d’ajouter quelque chose sur le revers. Il y a surtout de l’action de l’épaule qui circule au même niveau du début jusqu’à la fin. Avec la tenue. Du coude le l action du poignet intervient après le passage de l’épaule. Voilà

[@kalebball5144]

Moral of the story, dont let the ball get above your head. Take it off the rise. This is a very low percentage play.

[@markbelanian3303]

Slice is the only real effective option at that ball height

[@Godot28]

Or just hit it early, before the ball bounces up high...

[@luferise]

how to avoid tennis elbow 😢

[@cinnamonroll5659]

youre so cool

[@al1976-v7m]

Does it make sense to use a bihander for high balls and a one-hander for lower balls?

[@sistoferri5770]

NO PERCHÉ CAMBIA LA DISTANZA CON LA PALLA , PER UN TENNIS PIU FACILE USA LO SLICE SU PALLA ALTA😊

[@sebastyx974]

step 0: use Gasquet or Wawrinka grip

[@kabob21]

You have to do a lot of shoulder and upper/mid back strengthening exercises like reverse flys, dumbbell rows, etc to pull off poor-leverage one-handed like this.

[@ernanslife]

How many Wimbledon did this guy win?

[@jean-manuelmarie7845]

Even on 2 handed backhand

[@vanmasterflash7153]

And then there's the wrist flick.

[@miguelbarahona6636]

Just free the wrist, no flick.

[@razaimamwasti]

Easier said than done

[@IvanBogojević-n5r]

you can ask Roger💀💀

[@HaraldSchneider-m8n]

You dont see this often, its difficult.....

[@charleschchu]

Where is two handed backhand over shoulder tutorial

[@romainoz7720]

Why good players do not learn both 1 and 2 handed backhands

[@sistoferri5770]

PERCHÉ CAMBIA LA DISTANZA TRA IL CORPO E LA PALLA E COSÌ SBAGLI I COLPI PIU FACILMENTE😊

[@kkarx]

I think this quote explains it the best: "I am not afraid of someone who practices 1000 techniques a day but the one who practices 1 technique 1000 times a day."

[@tenniswithric]

High to low? You sure?

[@mahendrabalan5248]

you need to ask Rafa in 2017.

[@sistoferri5770]

La chiusura è sbagliata devi coprire la palla in topspin come il dritto ma sulla spalla destra COME SE BUTTI GIU UN MAZZO DI CARTE SUL TAVOLO E MOSTRI LA SCALA REALE

[@pioneercolonel]

I gave up on one-handed backhand. It may work for Roger Federer but for the rest of us mortals, it's just too much. Elegant though. It's a pity.

[@emjay2045]

Stanimal

[@ishyandmikkischannel8811]

We are all calling Roger.

[@Channel_Yo]

Step no.1 don’t let the ball get high

[@EtchedEscargot]

"Tennis is usually played with a racquet" - Patrick Moroglotoron

[@willkittwk]

And i thought there's nothing to tennis just hitting back and forth anyway you feel till the other guy misses.

[@hearstzhang3881]

nice move 😂