Tennis Two Handed Backhand - 3 Steps To The Perfect Double Hander

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[@tmass1]

what are your thoughts on using forehands? one left and one right

[@3HighEnergy]

When you teach the 2-hander you make a unit turn and your right heel comes up before you step forward. But when you hit the ball you step back with your left foot as you make the unit turn. You don't mention anything about stepping back in your explanation. Please explain.

[@Draconas]

My forehand is excellent but my backhand struggles. Can't wait to try practicing this on the court.

[@TravisTrovone]

Ðraconas how did it go?

[@DB66578]

same here :)

[@bananapancakes4765]

Same with me bro

[@GodronATX]

im pretty average at forehand but man whenever i hit a backhand it's so awkward...it feels like im swinging a baseball bat and i always wind up hitting the ball into a high arc

[@janithwickramanayake8126]

TheGodron fuck I feel the same

[@jowsiff]

I use a double handed backhand, this is by far the most valuable information I've seen on improving my technique on the backhand.. Thanks guys.. Subscribed..

[@safelyanonymous5717]

agree- the best i've seen

[@chibay99]

true words, true words! cant wait to try out my new insights :D

[@alexgweiser]

Totally. Same!

[@fangchen836]

Yeah I agree. However, it shows on your account that your not actually subbed. Got something to say for yourself?😏

[@NeuralEngin33r]

Seriously, this video fixed my backhand immediately.

[@alangoudie2299]

Thank you for an excellent ,very clear, helpful video. I have my 80 th birthday this week & wish your video was available 70 years ago. I only play friendly doubles now as I am not quick enough to cover the singles court. Keen players must really appreciate your valuable advice.

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Happy birthday Alan, 80 years young. Vamos 💪 Wishing you all the best Simon

[@alangoudie2299]

Thank you for your best wishes & your excellent videos.

[@OscarEggen]

I cannot believe that Alex never hit a doublehandedbackhand! Perfect!

[@deepakthakur5212]

You are the best Coach , made so systematic . I improved my backhand heaps

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[@jamtheblues6341]

Top Tennis Training absolutely crushed a winner. I constantly reference this video, in my head, while preparing for a two-hander. It comes as no surprise my backhand has improved exponentially.

[@errajota]

Easy and systematic explanation. Highlighting the relevant points with no extra artifice. Superb tennis lesson! Congrats again.

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Thanks for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? Best regards, Simon

[@DanGaskell]

That's some good stuff there. Beautifully explained and demonstrated.

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[@frandevel]

So well explained guys... Here I come back again to this video to re-set my foundation for the summer season! Thanks a lot!

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Thanks for watching Fran All the best Simon

[@Jacob-we6ue]

U still play?

[@RajSharma-pw7zy]

Hello sir. How are you. I am your big fan from India. Your all videos too good. God bless you sir

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Thank you for watching Raj and god bless you too. All the best Simon

[@Bravo-1]

Raj Sharma boii

[@yoohoo2172]

judith nwafor huh?

[@orangeceralbowl589]

@@StephanieGaming Hi?

[@lgoler]

I had an unlock on my backhand (I’m a USTA 4.5) yesterday after working with my Slinger and videotaping, thought I would mention in case it helps others. I found that my racquet in the ready position wasn’t fully perpendicular to the back wall, so that my stroke was shortening on the backhand and thus losing significant power and control. It is essential to feeling “ready” that on the backhand you get the racquet back fully or else you don’t have proper leverage when swinging through. This video demonstrates it perfectly but for anyone not advanced, check yourself by videotaping from behind to see where your racquet is positioned before moving forward to the ball strike!

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Thanks for watching 👍

[@JoostPTM]

Playing tennis again in 10 years, these basic techniques helping a lot. My forehand is still strong buy my backhand was a weak spot, now I am more confident 👌🏻

[@carlodifiore]

8 more years to go you’re almost there, best of luck

[@LanNguyen-ss5dn]

I think this is the best instructed of two hand back hand . Thank you you guys , you are rock .

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Thanks for the support 🙏

[@faisalm161]

I've been an instructor for many years and I always learn something new from you. Thank you kindly for sharing. Definitely subscribed!!!

[@GiftedBalla]

Alex: Now I am a single-hander, never practiced double-handed backhand. Me: Oh someone like me then. Alex: *hits the ball perfectly into the box* Me:

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[@jeeneeuz]

Oh boy my classmates aren't gonna be ready for me this weekend! thank you!!! Been practicing based off your videos in my room, can't wait to try it on the court!

[@Non-disjunction]

how'd it go

[@ethanmohammed2331]

i stared tennis two weeks ago and this realy helped

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Awesome to hear! Any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@extol_entry]

This video actually taught me how to consistently create a backhand, no coach required

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Awesome to hear

[@bilders6701]

Thanks lads. Needed a refresher on the grip and delicacies after a long lay off. Glad my grip was right!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Good luck with getting back into the game 👍

[@renjizchan]

This video helped a lot. Recently been in a tennis slump and couldn't seem to perfect the backhand, what used to be my greatest weapon

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Thanks for watching. Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@thomaswalsh2438]

Very good presentation, clear and simple and visually stimulating

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Thank you kindly!

[@aidanhamilton]

man thank yall so much! everything up until the recovery point I was doing alright but I realized with my leg recovery I was pivoting everything at the same time and effectively wasting all my power it makes so much sense now why I was whiffing and everything I just need the delay in recovery to create that uncoiling effect.

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Thanks for watching! Any lessons you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@gcdzs99]

This is helpful, easy to understand while covering the key points.

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Many thanks 🙏

[@pozanarty123]

Excellent! Maybe the best online explanation for a 2hander. Great breakdown.

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Thank you for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@mikhailshi]

Loved the lesson, very clear and well-explained, coming back to tennis after a multi year-long break and can't wait to practice this again

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Thank you for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@SidharthDeshpande]

Great tips on the backhand shot. Off to practice on the courts now :)

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Good luck with the improvements 👍

[@DoDo0326]

very well explained and simplified into key components. Great teaching guys, will keep on watching!

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Awesome, thank you! Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@DoDo0326]

Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons Hi Simon, yes in fact I was also watching the videos on footwork yday which are really good, what I am looking for mostly is the techniques used for hitting the ball on the run and also playing players that are hitting lofty and slow balls, getting the timing right on these are crucial and high balls, whether to hit early or wait for the ball to return into the forehand zone.i seem to make mistakes here

[@robertofraga23]

I've been struggling with my 2-handed backhand for a long time, I hope this can help me make it less of a weakness :)

[@CestosChannelByElite]

robertofraga23 same I keep losing closes matches when my opponent finally realize that I've got a bad backhand so he focus my backhand and I run around to play the balls with my forehand every time haha its very tiring

[@alexbartusiak8144]

robertofraga23 that's the same thing with me

[@larswalther1029]

robertofraga23 same. Im really unsure about my backhand.. That's why I suck at it

[@mrmustang6977]

How's your double handed backhand now after 1 year ?

[@fdbnl]

update!

[@stanmax7828]

Thanks for the video. I will follow the steps everyday. Wish me luck guys

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[@sandrolinares6774]

I recently switched my one hander to a two hander, so thanks so much, this video was really helpful!

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Thanks for watching Any lessons you want to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@lourdeskraetschmann5209]

Thank you guys, learned a lot and i'll practice these 3 tips on my double handed backhand👍👍👏

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Good luck with the improvements 👍

[@jeremiet2739]

Very good video gents! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

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Thank you for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@jeremiet2739]

Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons thanks for replying! I’ve only just discovered your channel, so I’m still going over the videos and so far I’m impressed by the lessons. I’m not sure if you already have a video on this, but do you have some good, fun drills to warm up with to get the hand eye co ordination? I find that I play much better by warming up first but a lot of people like to start hitting straight from the baseline..

[@R-jt4ud]

I love these clear videos and subscribed. Somehow I always find it confusing to translate it to my situation though, being left handed. It's no rocket science, but still an extra step while watching the situations you demonstrate.

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[@zaratutoring]

Great teaching guys! This is the best instructional video I’ve seen 👍👍

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Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

[@denisbeaulieu5600]

Excellent explanation! Thank you! Looking forward to the second video.

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[@tenfanla9396]

Great video guys. So simple even I can understand it and implement the steps. After watching this video I realized I was using eastern/conti instead of SW/conti, causing shots to fly long at times. Once I switched to putting my left hand grip from the side as Alex mentioned = SW, it feels much more natural and consistent. Big thanks!

[@marcosandrada555]

fantastic , i unduerstand perfectly , i put in practice, thanks and salutes from Argentina

[@panagiotismaravegias1801]

You are a pro.... !woww....the best tennis coach

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thank you for your kind words Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@pablopombo3321]

this is the best backhand coaching video ever.

[@marcomarchionni4617]

Hi Guys! I'm swapping my backhand from one hand to double handed so I began with TTT videos and studying. Checking big champions backhand I realized the importance of the rear shoulder. As far as I see, for example watching Djokovic slomo, left shoulder seems to me to be the real driver of the whole shot. It is pushed up to the backside fence and, from then on, during the whole movement, its working line remains above the right one helping the coverage of the ball in the topspin. Together with the right distance of elbows from the torso, I believe it is a point to focus on.

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Here are some more lessons on the two-hander - kzbin.info/aero/PLJP-Wou-v6z1KTlDs89p0Y-yGwyF-We6e Good luck with the switch

[@harkirehal258]

Subscribed!! I need to remember to use this technique at the next French Open.

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[@sreelakshmirakesh205]

Very Helpful... Thank you so much guys!!!

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Thanks for watching. Are there any videos you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@gudili7779]

Amazing stuff! Very clear to the point! I got my backhand improved a lot after I followed these three tips. I watched this video like four or five times, and recommend it to my bro of playing tennis as well. By a big fan from Sydney Australia

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Thanks for watching Any videos you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@micheletcesar1465]

Thank you so much for this explanation ,this the best explanation ever even my 2 years old daughter will understand that....in quarantine coved 19 house tennis training :)

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Thanks for watching Any lessons you would like to see in the coming months? All the best and stay safe Simon

[@joshrunyan5769]

Thanks so much guys, really helped my swing. Subscribed and liked!!!

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[@slavamoshkin]

Thank you so much! Your lessons help me a lot!

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[@Ch9-7708]

Thank you, the level of detail on this is amazing

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Thanks for watching Any lessons you'd like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@senonweb]

Excellent tips. Thanks a lot. Also it would be nice if you explain about racquet face angle at the time of contact. I generally close my racquet face a bit for my forehand which gives very nice spin. But not able to reproduce similar results in my two handed backhand

[@daotuan3106]

Thanks you very much! I have learned for 1 month, It is very useful for me!

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Thank you for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@erikschaepers]

Thank you for the explanation at 1"40. Best way to describe the hand positions that I have seen anywhere. Channel subscribed !

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Thank you for watching Are there any lesson you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@leonardoverhalen7328]

Guys your videos helps a lot. Good work!

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Thank you for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? Best regards, Simon

[@alexgweiser]

This is amazing. Just started playing tennis again-it's been about 7 years! My backstroke is weak, and I now realize that I never learned properly-thanks for the thoroughly advise, guys! Any recommendations for matches on KZbin that are particularly good to watch for double-handed backhanders looking to learn? Gonna search some Agassi right now ... loved watching him when I was a kid.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Awesome to hear! Djokovic vs Nadal, Madrid 2011. That was a masterpiece by Nole. Agassi Aus open 2000-2003 Nalbandian vs Federer, ATP finals.

[@alexgweiser]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks, guys!

[@rrafaa7057]

I am a division 3 tennis player and even I find this video valuable

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Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

[@lynxsedge6675]

I went to one of your games, I don’t know if you remember but I was in the front row seats

[@cooper6635]

This video helped a ton! Thank you for the extra assistance!

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Thanks for watching. Are there any lessons you would like to see in 2022? Best regards, Simon

[@sebastianfrisch6439]

Long time tennis player I love this video and one aspect I actually want to incorporate more into my game but something they missed that’s worth noting to begening we who fit already know this Although your power stance get your raquette high and above the ball you must at some point out the raquette below the ball so that you can hit up and generate too spin 2. I recommend thinking about it mentally as if you are using your left hand for power instead of your right, this just always seemed to make it easier for me

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Dropping the racket is key for topspin ☝️

[@vandanaabrol9976]

Really helped a lot brothers.tomorrow are my trials in the school and I will give me best

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Thanks for watching. Good luck at your trials All the best Simon

[@vandanaabrol9976]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thanks a lot bro and a special thanks to your video...

[@vandanaabrol9976]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial though my forehand is very consistent and spin but still no one is perfect....but my backhand was not good before I saw your video but tomorrow I am gonna practise this bro

[@mars27970]

Brilliant! Thank you guys!

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Thanks for watching 👍

[@jiminisnotonfire7125]

Wow they are really great at explaining how to do this. I will apply with information! Thank you!

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Thank you for watching Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@DLAsmash]

As a right handed player--taking the power from the body out of the equation--which arm should be more responsible for driving the power of the shot? Pulling with right hand or pushing with left hand? Or 50/50? My arms always feel weird on my backhand, I think it's because I played baseball for so long and am used to swinging a bat with two hands.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Top hand for sure. If your bottom hand is the one "powering" the shot then you're doing something wrong. Look at it as a left-handed forehand with help from the right hand. 60-40 for most strokes. Here are more videos on the two-hander - kzbin.info/aero/PLJP-Wou-v6z1KTlDs89p0Y-yGwyF-We6e

[@DLAsmash]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial didn't get a notification for this reply for some reason--thanks 5 months later!

[@Oceanborn07_05]

Excellent video, lots of really helpful tips ❤ My backhand is a lot better now thanks to you.

[@JamesonJames10]

great instructions on this video!

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Many thanks 🙏

[@yjb5753]

This is so so helpful!

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Thank you for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@alarson8355]

Excellent lesson

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Thank you for the support All the best Simon

[@allgood2176]

Just watched this, will use these techniques tomorrow thanks

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Thank you for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

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[@sanjayagrawal2860]

Thank you helped a lot on my tennis

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Great to hear!

[@AvantiMoltoVeloce]

I'll be practising this on the court in 5 mins! Thanks fellas!!

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Thanks for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see in 2021? All the best Simon

[@AvantiMoltoVeloce]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial I've tried the backhand after watching this video and what I can say? Your suggestions worked!! Of course, I still have to work on it, but at least now I feel that I'm heading in the right direction :D thanks guys!! I was wondering if you could do a quick video about the kick serve? That move is as hard as it's effective so it's hard to find a video that clearly explains how to do it.. thanks again guys!!

[@vlesmeries]

Switching over from a one-hander. I've been having a hard time generating flat and penetrating 2-handers (no issues with my one-hander). I'll try these tips.

[@lauramiklos1963]

Thank you guys for the cool videos, they are very helpful to memorize the movements. Keep it up!!!

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Thanks for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@hollywoodswngr]

The best instruction I've seen so far! Great job & thanks.

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Thanks for watching Steve Any lessons you'd like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@ivansolansdiaz8680]

Thanks for the video guys, very good material!

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Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

[@hectoreduardocantuperez4889]

Thanks for the video, it was very usefull, is the same grip combination that Nalbandian uses?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thank you for watching 👍 Yes, same combination that most pros use, including David. Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@hectoreduardocantuperez4889]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial maybe the serve analysis of medvedev if is possible. Regards.

[@Coolhalo]

Nice video, the problem i have is what to do with my left arm, like whether to straighten it or leave the elbow slightly bent

[@LanNguyen-ss5dn]

I love your instruction demo but I still have some questions with you here : Where is the hitting point of your racket and the ball then the follow through and is your left hand will be mainly power to shoot the ball plus your body turn or both hands plus your body turn ? I hope I make my self clear to you since I'm a one hand back hand player but want to switch to two hands now . Thanks a lot to you two , you guys are rock .

[@olaniyanadeyemiayodeji3500]

Great video, thanks guys.

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Thanks for watching All the best Simon

[@dunewalks5988]

Love it guys. Thank you

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Our pleasure!

[@EskoTV-VIDEO]

This is really nice video. It is very informative too. Thank you very much. I have watched it many times and I even made my own "manual" of your positions to remember, when going to practice senior tennis again tomorrow. We are a group of 60 to 83 years old tennis players. I started only 2,5 years ago. Earlier I have taught youngsters when I had not played at all myself. Now I am 72. :)

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That's great to hear, well done Esko! Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@fengpeng6499]

The best for ever ! Love it!

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Thank you for the support 🙏 All the best Simon

[@allenlin7462]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the tips

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Thank you for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@allenlin7462]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial How to hit short balls and weak balls

[@allenlin7462]

Also, how to change direction of shots and place the ball where I want to

[@jackieb4364]

very interesting and informative video. best i have come across. all the power generates from the shoulder-leg rotation? i will hold the racket soft but stable of course and with no tension from my arms or wrists?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Not all power but the vast majority comes from rotation and the legs. You'll need a bit of tension, you don't want to be too loose either

[@jackieb4364]

Alright "thumbs up".

[@keith6032]

my 2 handed backhand has been in a funk this week.... im just gonna focus on what i learned here for my match tonight. thanks guys

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Thanks for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in 2022? Best wishes, Simon

[@keith6032]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialyes!!! Net play and approach shots please?

[@russzee]

Great tutorial! Thank you

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Thank you for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@Wben113]

Great video guys.

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Thank you for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@johnboon2388]

Very good video on 2-handed backhand. Thanks

[@tarkusi5111]

Your videos are amazing. I do have an observation on the finish. Several top pros almost never bring their left foot forward much. Djokovic hardly seems to do it at all. Murray brings it forward a bit more than Djokovic, and Nadal will frequently bring his feet almost even, but not all the time. I almost never see any of them bring their left foot in front of their body. Plus, as you mentioned a lot of amateurs tend to do it wrong and end up opening too fast as they pivot on the left foot. What's your take on this? Thanks.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

The back foot plays a key role in rotation, if you keep it planted behind your body, you won't be able to fully rotate the hips and shoulders during the contact zone plus recover becomes harder. If you do bring it forwards, to an even position with your front foot, it will allow full rotation of the body plus the recover becomes much easier. Djokovic doesn't do it all the time but study his footwork and you'll see he does it when he has time, he used to do it more often, watch some of his matches from 2011, he used it a lot back then. Agassi was the master of it, he is the player to watch to see how it's done.

[@mysteriousdude4549]

Such a great video!!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Many thanks 🙏

[@nickbellizzi5857]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@benjaminbollaert495]

Very valuable information, great job guys ! Coming from a one handed backhand, I tried but totally missed it cause I don't see clearly : WHERE is the impact point and HOW are the wrist moving : is the racket aligned with arms / what angle with arms / what angle with wrists?

[@adrianpaul3749]

Best video I've ever seen so far about the backhand. Contains just valuable and useful informations, and goes straight to them, without getting lost in useless stuff, but with nice and good examples. Loved it

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thank you for the nice comment Adrian. All the best Simon

[@wilbcn]

Thank you very much for the video. My question is, what is the role of the dominant hand in the double handed backhand? In my opinion it has two main functions: 1. pulls the racket at the beginning of the forward swing to create leverage. 2. helps controlling the direction of the movement of the non-dominant hand (guiding it forward during the follow through). What do you think?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

The role differs on the shot you are trying to execute. If you want more spin it would be the top hand that takes over. If you want to flatten out the shot the bottom hand would help guide the racket through the ball more. Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

[@wilbcn]

Thank you, Simon! Very helpful. Your videos are awesome!! I have great difficulties with the follow through of the two handed backhand when playing against deep heavy balls (I play in Spain) and dominant hand at least helps me maintaining the correct structure during the shot. It’s like a “controller” of the non-dominant hand.

[@marleiserashford396]

Great lesson. Thank you.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thanks for watching Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@austinbond2527]

Great video!

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Many thanks Austin

[@handymanird1632]

Alex, Sam, should we try to have racket lag on double handed backhand? Thanks a lot

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Yes, you can have racket lag on the backhand also. Thanks for watching Dan Any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@manishasisodia9331]

Very helpful

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[@whoayuice6634]

GREAT very instructive and helpful

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Thank you for watching. Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@timo3250]

This is gold

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Many thanks 🙏

[@rafaels3552]

Simon, you have excellent videos out there and I find this being one of your best for sure. I'm a one-handed backhand player and I'm trying to help my 8 year old. He lost his two handed backhand a few weeks ago. Since I know zero about two handed, I now I have a bit of knowledge to help him out. Basically, because I'm making him move more, he is losing balance. Hitting the ball our of balance, creates some frustration on him and things just go down hill from there. Again, thanks.

[@zlatinamanolova6914]

Thank you for the good lessons! Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@prakritsaha1015]

Soo

[@최한태-x9j]

Of great help! Much thanks from Korea

[@puzzle_nasti]

Nice I will try tomorrow

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Thank you for watching 👍 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon

[@puzzle_nasti]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Yes, I want to learn about concentration. Because I’m very quickly lose my concentration and I think it’s my mistake to lose the game. I want to learn some psychology tricks, thank you 🙏