How To Transform Your Tennis Forehand - 3 Drills To Level Up Your Forehand & Fix Your Racquet Flip

[@jflow5601]

Best description of how the flip is executed that I have heard. The wrist is not twisted to cause the flip. What I am hearing is that as the arm straightens out and starts moving forward, it initiates the flip by pulling the 'loose' wrist in front of the racket head, which causes the racket head to open up as it is dragged towards the ball. The wrist is passive during the flip allowing itself to be flexed as it moves ahead of the racket head towards the ball.

[@chinnodurajju2021]

I am 46years from India Mr.Grant. I started tennis one year back, but your great videos made me happy and my game transformation in a structural way. Now i am working in Backhand... Which is now improving thanks a lot Brother

[@MrSeanMasters]

For some reason I feel like a world class athlete. How wonderful!

[@Ab20222]

Awesome, great tips. Thank you

[@tuananhbui313-y4u]

Tks Grant, its the most useful video I have ever seen

[@robinhoodwink9345]

Hello that was great I like to think of the top part of forearm with the projection of the ball path. So you are are like you said about flip is ready making racket speed.

[@HartmannTennis]

Great video, I especially like when you highlight the common mistakes!

[@danielfernandesmendonca3604]

muito bom video e explicacao estou particando com a m,inha direita com esta aula mmudou muito meu jogo e claro tenho alguns erros que possa melhorar obrigado,,valeu like.........

[@rumcoke9123]

excellent video

[@catoqsh4750]

great lesson. I had my son who is a junior player watched your lesson many times. thank you!

[@pierroulechou]

great energy, love your videos, thank you very much for the good content

[@ferencsinkovics7134]

Thanks Grant . Super drill !!👍🏻

[@hubertstaller3783]

Hello, Grant, thank you very much for your genius description not seen so far on any other channel. I,ll try at once beginning with slow motion shadow swings! Keep on this way!!!

[@chinnodurajju2021]

Love from India dear Grant

[@benjamins15779]

Great video. Thx.

[@GrantVanderHayden]

Thank you!!

[@shadyelgebaly7555]

Where is DESCRIPTION??

[@chris-py2vy]

,in my opinion the lag of the racket that pros doing is due to the roll of the non hitting arm.when the non hitting hand goes forward the racket is coming in a lag position and is involved in this as well the rotation of the hips

[@reza.km1992]

Ur awesome bro tnx for sharing so helpful

[@Joo0boz]

Thank for this video! You explained things so clearly, can't wait to go on the tennis court to try it !

[@keenanpaewai7399]

Love your work Grant. I find the last checkpoint is the one I struggle with consistently. I find when I start to fatigue I tend to use my legs and arm more but it’s a work in progress. I love the channel btw mate keep up the good work 💪🏾

[@GrantVanderHayden]

AWESOME TO HEAR!! Keep up the great work!

[@fabricejuru]

Amazing videos

[@bakays112]

New kid on the KZbin tennis block, you gotta admit' he's nICE wiTH iT😁.

[@GrantVanderHayden]

I appreciate it!!

[@marktace1]

Ideally the racquet doesn’t go back as the flip begins. It actually moves forward but because the racquet head “wants” to stay where it is it flips back relative to the hand.

[@muzkof]

Hi Grant, thanks for this awesome tennis content you make. You're the best on YT! Btw, is that Head Speed MP? Is that your favourite stick? Greetings from Europe!

[@Jadestonk]

Nice forehand

[@sgarlanka]

Good

[@marvelcafe2273]

Thanks much, Grant. Hopefully, this new mindset helps clear my hesitation that has recently popped up often during tense match situations when i try to execute attacking forehands.

[@rinknijenhuis7830]

Great part about the flip (vs pre-flip)! Can’t wait to try it but definitely something I do wrong. Thnx

[@MikerobertM]

Most of this videos focus on the position and movement of the arm without even talking about the hip rotation and follow through. Most viewers get stuck at their begginer/recreational players trying to accomplish a technique that is good for higher level players

[@MikerobertM]

Most coaches don’t want to share the real sources of a powerful stroke since they delay the student into some endless training for personal benefit