How To Stop Preparing Late On Your One Handed Backhand

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Late preparation is one of the biggest things preventing players from hitting a good quality one handed backhand. Late preparation causes issues with timing and prevents players from being able to generate power. It also increases the number of unforced eros players make.
If you want to turn your single handed backhand into a weapon, you need to prepare early. This video will show you how to do it.
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[@TennisHacker]

Why do you think you prepare late? FREE TENNIS VISION STARTER PROGRAM - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXbNmpigi9GogcU

[@ryu0016]

this could be one of the most underrated video of all times, while most of the tutorial focus on the body and the racket movement, this video is the first to break down and remind us how important the footwork is. looking forward to my next tennis class 😀

[@TennisHacker]

Glad you found it helpful. I sometimes wonder if the other online coaches are playing a different game to me, because I've always found that I have to get to the ball before I can hit it.... But as you said, no-one talks about footwork 😀

[@shardulkhodankar6180]

You have videos for every real problem players at the intermediate level face, including this one. Great videos and I learn a lot from these. Also I can very much relate to every problem you describe in your videos . Thank you so much !

[@TennisHacker]

Thank you are you are welcome. Thats the plan, so if there is anything else you would like to see videos on let me know.

[@gerrysmith3388]

Thanks for the footwork lesson i was having trouble with my backhand my feet was not moving on time. I appreciate your lesson. That really helps my backhand. Thanks a million.

[@ajollypanda4175]

This vid was concise and so useful; subscribed

[@artsgonzales]

Great !!! Where were you all these years !!! Thank you!

[@icnua-kimbongin8487]

This video clip is very helpful for me. Thank you 😊

[@jyhshienlin]

great instructions! thanks.

[@srinip825]

Hello Excellent video. Thanks for sharing this. Can you please make a video about the choice of stance for cross court vs down the line one handed backhand? Thanks

[@danielpp23]

Can’t stress enough how good this video was. Great, great stuff, man. I feel like footwork is just about as important as the stroke technique, but it is often dismissed or neglected by coaches and KZbinrs alike. It would be lovely if you could keep these footwork lessons coming (especially with drills), especially for forehands as well!

[@TennisHacker]

Thanks. I’ve got a couple of videos for the forehand, but will be adding them on deep and short balls soon 🙏

[@franciscomanrique4979]

Gracias

[@srikanthreddy8257]

great job

[@duanehiveley8795]

Have you made any videos on the 1HBH return of serve? Any suggestions when to play shorter or deeper? Should I have shorter takeback than usual?

[@TennisHacker]

I don't have any videos on the return mainly because I don't have anyone to serve at me :-) It's hard to make tactical recommendations, but generally the take back will be shorter because you have less time.

[@carloamj]

I’ve found that going further behind the baseline makes the swing easier. Split step right as they’re gonna hit the ball and decide between a OHBH swing or a high deep slice.

[@Josephbobby07]

I just slice

[@smilli6415]

i get shin pain when i play tennis ..whats causing it and any tips ? thanks

[@TennisHacker]

Pain is complex stuff, so it would be impossible for me to know what is causing your issue.

[@guilhermewohlers334]

Usually you have weak shin muscle and or calves muscles. You get pain because they are a huge part of accelerating and stopping. Source: I weigh 300lbs and have been playing sports for a while, my shin pain stopped when I started weightlifting to improve these two muscular groups. cheers.

[@longdarkhair7886]

You are very handsome too❤

[@christopherwilson1989]

really great video

[@miapapa1955]

Very good video, I only have a one handed backhand . This will help a lot. I will watch this over and over., Thanks

[@joaopereiradamotta2515]

With two hands backhand is it all the same?

[@redpantherofmadrid]

👏👏👏👏

[@dmf30]

I have seen this twice now. Excellent video Agree with one of the other comments that this video is underrzted.

[@TennisHacker]

Glad you found it helpful.

[@MaxMax-vb3xi]

Bro...I think the early prep is the answer to my fugly one-hander...ill try it out today... thank you and keep making these helpful videos..

[@pedrohuevon8844]

Clear, simple and straightforward 👍

[@EgoBarsovia]

¡¡¡Muy bueno!!! Gracias.

[@ryszardszalkiewicz3979]

Great video. The best I have seen on the subject.

[@heidihei1614]

Really great!

[@rickyclicks]

The moment I focussed more on preparation and footwork instead of the swing itself, this massively improved my game. This was helpful 🙌 Keep it up. I subscribed

[@TennisHacker]

Thanks and great to hear 😀