How to hit harder in tennis

Welcome to Revolutionary Motion! In today's video, we teach you how to hit harder forehands in tennis using the correct kinetic chain. Start focusing your time on the important things when looking for power on your forehands and start hitting harder in no time by using our simple guidelines. Happy playing,
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[@Atlargein]

İt seems that the leg positioning and the hip rotation in the stroke is subject for another video, but good explanation of upper body coil-whip action for the forehand!

[@treplay8846]

I bet this guy doesn't hit an actual ball

[@Squaredot01]

One of your best videos! Question: are you "whipping" your non hitting arm around your body to gain more speed on the racquet arm?

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

If you are right handed your left elbow should be the starting point of your upper body rotation to make the whip as long as possible. Hope this answers your question!

[@honkeyness9427]

So strong grip and loose arm?

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

Yes!

[@kf434]

so basically, it’s the exact same kinetic chain, and motion of throwing a ball

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

Very similar, the main difference is release angle :)

[@greenargon921]

Great explanation Love it, Thanks.

[@FairwayJack]

like

[@michaelmelamed9103]

I didn’t like this bird symbol

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

You mean our phoenix logo?

[@kbk-3921]

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[@nicolasX2602]

your shorter videos are way better. In this one you keep saying the same thing over and over again for 7 minutes. It should be at most 3 mins plus the demonstration of Nadal's forehand

[@milivojklobucar1173]

Can you please explain in same manner service? Thanks!

[@gregkoretz5704]

Awesome explanation don't change how u teach !!!!

[@tennisjourney]

kinetic chain ftw! Thanks for the lesson!

[@tesladiesel2420]

Great explanation! Got a quick Q though: my daughter hits with an “ATP style take-back, and extended arm at contact. In my opinion, her technique is “text book” (we have been hammering at it for about 8 yrs lol) BuT* This at 5:02 happens to her 50-60% of the time…. The slightest off center shot will cause that. Can only be observed on slow-mo replay bc real life, it happens so fast there’s no way of seeing it. Racquet head accel at full speed, path somewhat low to somewhat high (she hits through more than “windshield wiping it”) but this just happens, resulting in “framing” the ball. Somewhat frustrated bc like you stated here, control will suffer. Maybe she needs to start benching to build some arms lol!

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

How old is your daughter?

[@tesladiesel2420]

@@revolutionarymotion4161 she just turned 15

[@watcher687]

But the question is do we really need to swing as fast as possible in rec tennis?

[@Macbrother]

How fast you should swing will always depend on the context of the point and your position on the court; but all things being equal the greater your acceleration - the more spin, control, power, and options you will have available to you.

[@andygarcia6619]

Excellent tutorial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@mike12nv]

Great video. How come you do not mention legs. Doesn't power start from the ground up?

[@transklutz]

I noticed the fulcrum of my left shoulder on my own through practice, and thanks for confirming this. What about using the left hip or left foot as the start of the swing?

[@biondipepe]

VERY LENGTHY AND COMPLICATED EXPLANATION