How To Hit The PERFECT FOREHAND

[@ldgnotebook]

Love your explanation make-sense tennis knowledgeableness.

[@OfficialWorldChampion]

this channel is so underrated - great advice.

[@ironwilltennis]

Thank you 😁 hope it helps

[@nicolasX2602]

To stay open stance until i see how fast is the ball is the best tip. I was always going semi open stance

[@davdmoi]

First statement telling the story. Everyone is play different. Always, be ready set focus making hitting consistent. 😅

[@MidTennis]

Best new yt tennis channel.

[@ironwilltennis]

Greatly appreciated 🙏 I'll try to live up to that

[@at1838]

Great philosophy and fantastic concise video! I'll try this with my players & myself.

[@ironwilltennis]

Hope it helps 😁

[@alaxyz321]

nice!

[@ironwilltennis]

Thank you 😁

[@goldencalf5144]

Great vid. I don't think I've seen anyone else discuss the concept of universal preparation.

[@the1tfactor]

You are my hero!

[@jimpoole6037]

73 yo tournament player and your videos always so good, thanks

[@ironwilltennis]

Thank you Jim 😁

[@graemechow88]

thank you for your video made it more simple to understand. BY the way, the video was not properly focused at shorter distance and fine for wider longer distance. sometime it is abit eye distraction watching the out of focus video due to lens auto focusing not working properly.

[@pencilcheck]

it would be nice if you can be more specific, I don't fully agree with some of your explanation but liked you doing demonstration on the side as well

[@jfdube6669]

Super

[@ironwilltennis]

Thanks hope it helps

[@chrisfossek7675]

Always great stuff! I'd love to get some opinions on how to visualize/think about contact with the ball regarding swing path and racket contact. For example sometimes I hear people say cover the ball with the strings, swing like the windshield wiper at contact, or throw the racket, or visualize a clock on the ball and choose the numbers you want, etc. That sort of stuff. Any ideas?

[@bournejason66]

Very informative

[@ironwilltennis]

Hope it helps

[@dees4130]

As always, great video! I've been struggling to learn the modern forehand and this video really helped. I'm trying to figure out when you use your flat swing, are you brushing up on the ball or hitting the ball straight ahead? Thanks!

[@willnmari5998]

Great informative video as always! Video is a little blurry - can you get a better camera!

[@ironwilltennis]

Upgrades coming 2024

[@EdmonBegoli]

@IronWill - in competitive matches, do you ever play closed stance or do you mostly go for open stance but with a torso rotation on a setup?

[@ironwilltennis]

Totally situational based on time given to me. As your opponent gets better you'll find yourself needing to be open more often by necessity

[@pakchu2]

Should your setup/racket takeback not depend on the height of the ball?

[@ironwilltennis]

No, your adjustments with your feet to best of your ability will compensate for the height of the ball. Always move your arm height last

[@lordbyron3603]

Never copy anyone ! Not even a professional person like Djokovic or Federer. Never copy anything skill ! Learn the fundamental principles of body movement, potential energy and weight transfer . Then develop your own way of hitting and serving .

[@ironwilltennis]

Well said

[@davdmoi]

Still need coaches see guidance making corrections as you develop. You can do so but can’t do it along.