The correct forehand stroke for you!

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[@ripleypipe]

Your tutorials are pure gold Steve, thank you.

[@chrisreid5920]

Awesome. Thank you

[@allboutthemojo]

This lesson is so true 👍 I often see my opponents do this when I serve big or hit a big groundstroke at them. I used to think, my game is too much for them , but now I know that is very difficult to do. They must be more talented than me 😀

[@juliennearden-rose7775]

Very interesting idea to find topspin.that will consistently work for me. I bet it's really hard not to hit the ball... I am going to try later today.

[@oneminutetennis]

Let me know how it goes please. I'm pretty much recovered now. Going to coach on court for a few hours today.

[@GokkunGuru]

I loved the example used “if you have the body of Federer but try to swing like Nadal”, that ain’t gonna do shit. Love it!

[@notsostrong]

Very interesting. Unique

[@stevebourne4474]

Great

[@tennissupermarket1984]

Interesting

[@tennisyoda8630]

Genius

[@Jerrysisland]

But he swung above the ball

[@stephenbourne5422]

Yes. From below, to above the ball. Don't you get it?

[@snowy6753]

@@stephenbourne5422I agree with Jerry. The way to describe the swing in the video is "above" or "over" the ball, not "beneath". If you mean in the reply "low to high," then that's a separate issue because you can swing "low to high" above or beneath the ball when you miss it. Another question is: what is the player supposed to do with this information? (If you're just using your natural technique, your body already knows it.)

[@emjay2045]

👍🏽

[@peterfretwel7068]

Like

[@nadalking8804]

Genius