Tennis Backhand Slice Lesson - How To Slice Like Federer in 3 Steps

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[@CR4WLFC]

I started playing tennis only a couple of years ago and I'm quickly improving my rating and winning tournaments in the area. People ask me where if I ever got lessons. I tell them I watch KZbin videos and they never believe me. :-)

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[@internetanalytics618]

I think you have probably gotten better. yet I am sure I can find problems with all ur technique on all ur shots. I could watch you play tennis and believe you never got a professional lesson. Why, because you need a HIGHLY skilled coach to help u with the finer points of techniques and what your entire body is doing on a specific shot. People who spend a few hours with a highly skilled tennis pro have better technique. I never had pro lessons until two years ago. I learned all my strokes from the internet and thinking i was doing it correctly. I was massively incorrect. EG. I was opening my shoulder on my forehand too soon, losing rotational and core power by releasing to soon. as one example. You cant pick this stuff up yourself unless u have people video you. One more example, tennis coach on next court. He walked over and said, more snap up the ball, instant ten mile an hour increase on my serve. Took two lessons, fixed my toss placement and over rotating my shoulders on my serve too much. in total he brought an 80 mph serve up to 105 in two lessons. get a GOOD coach, one that coaches at a 4 year college at least, or has played or plays in the challengers, or a former top 1000 player. Good luck. u will get better SOOOOOOOO much faster with a good pro. cheers

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BTW GREAT VIDEO. all that is presented in accurate.

[@CR4WLFC]

​@@internetanalytics618 I dont dispute this at all and completely agree. I am currently taking private lessons and after a couple of sessions my forehand has never been better. I can apply the technique changes when we rally through the middle with medium paced balls. But when I play practise matches with it's tough to apply.

[@internetanalytics618]

@@CR4WLFC i hear you. Keep with it. Do not give up. I had to lose for 4 months straight and not give up on my modern forehand. was tough on the ego for a bit. I did not go back to old forehand to win. Now I have the better forehand as a natural shot. and i win easier and more. cheers dude. u love tennis cool

[@cheriemiles6648]

Been learning to slice this summer. This is the best backhand slice video I've seen so far. Very clear. Good instruction covering all the scenarios. I will put these principles into practice. THANK YOU!!!

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[@johnhendriks6340]

Federer is why i started to play tennis. Watching him play was just magic. Especially this move, i practiced it for such a long time to keep it as long as possible on my racket to give it this weird spin and slow it down as much as possible. Back then i always played tennis with a friend of mine who was a bit overweight, needless to say i was banned from using that move against him because he couldnt make it to the net fast enough.

[@grecopena]

Good coaching lesson. You got to all the basics in the shortest time vs other lessons I saw on KZbin. My children are finally playing tennis, and I wanted to find a slice & eventually drop shot lesson that gets to the point without talking too long and you nailed it. This is good stuff folks.

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[@Rdjay2008]

This video has helped me a lot. I tried doing slices but I couldn’t get it. Thanks to you, I’m able to do it now.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

That's great!

[@Chryslerx88]

This was such an excellent and detailed instruction on this relatively complex shot. Thank you coach!

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[@ivobaren1]

What i like is that this video emphasized a variety of applications of the slice which no other video on youtube touched upon: value added. For instance inside out slice is kind of hard for me to hit in the left corner of the baseline while jab slice i hear about for the first time. What i would advise to add to this video is offensive vs defensive slice when to use and how with demonstrations.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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[@applesforakbar]

Love the updated quality on the vids! This has to be one of the best backhand slice videos on youtube, thanks for sharing!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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

[@applesforakbar]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial maybe different recovery footwork and positions for different plays? More tactics? Cheers!

[@kevinbrowne9298]

Superb video. Chock full of tips to merit watching twice. One point I slightly diverge from you, Alex: I find in watching slo-mo clips of the greatest slicers of all-time that the racquet face at contact is less open than many think. It certainly helps me to avoid hitting high floating slices when I imagine the racquet face being less open, even on low shots. Also, your instructional video in Part III (the follow-thru / finish) alludes to, without actually stating, how much of a 'shoulder shot' the slice is, as opposed to most recreational players who strictly 'arm 'it'. Thanks much.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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[@cefynjones6657]

This is the best advice I have heard on the slice, and I've seen plenty! Well done.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sudiptaguha3578]

Excellent demonstration and explanation! Thank you.

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[@Armando_Lara]

Simply the bests. Thank you for your knowledge from Mexico!!

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[@lawrencecalderon3185]

Great explanation of the many aspects of the slice/chop. Very informative video.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@handymanird1632]

Thanks a lot Alex for dissecting this often vague but hard to grasp technique. I often have a hard time to hit an effective slice shot, end up giving the opponent an opportunity to attack. This video is very helpful 👍👍😀

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[@dropshot118]

This is a good tennis lesson. I get what he is saying....you don't need a big follow through. My local pro said to do a short jab motion...for all his slices.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

That can work on medium and high balls but on low balls you need some sort of a follow-through to lift the ball and get the net clearance.

[@dropshot118]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial makes sense..thanks!

[@MakarasLT]

Back to court tommorow!! Cant wait for that! Didnt play since august...it seems that forgot everyrhing😁back to you guys to watch all the videos again👌

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[@wangren101]

Thank you so much for the lesson

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[@meryemyalcnkaya2107]

7:09 what a professional expression 👍🏻

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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thanks mate. Your archive looks complete. 👏🏻

[@marccircle8710]

This is great. Having a lot of fun in our community and ur tips help a lot. Forwarded your site to other club players and theyre enjoying it too!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Awesome, thank you!

[@donovanford3786]

I'm in high school tennis this year witch is also my first year and slicing the ball is my most favorite way to hit it but I'm having problems with my backhand slice and this helps a lot

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[@johnburns3745]

Great explanation of the backhand slice. Very helpful video.

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Thanks for the support 🙏 Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?

[@johnburns3745]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Not at the moment. I need to search your library of videos first. I am focusing time and energy developing my backhand right now. Thanks!

[@uussff]

Thank you for the video! Would you make a video about forehand slice as well?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Yusuf Kirkanahtar sure we can do that

[@dropshot118]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial I second that!

[@TheresaAudrey]

I love this video. MORE Videos please!!!

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TheresaAudrey thank you! What would you like us to teach you?

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

Amazing as always thanks coach Alex.

[@hansolsson3409]

Great video Alex! Thank you.

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[@ricardospocko3878]

Awesome! Super clear and makes me wanna play even more :) thank you!

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[@albertoforesti9495]

Best tutorial i found, congrats

[@Chow2323]

Great video. Thank you!

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[@enriqueocampo6671]

Thanks for your video, greetings from Lima, Peru.

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

[@deankibirige4690]

Thanks for the tips.

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[@jodunkley3452]

Great video...quite why anyone can give it a thumbs down is beyond me!! Great technical advice for FREE!!

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Indeed Jo But there are many jealous haters out there who like to dislike any video they stumble upon. Thanks for watching Are there any videos you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@jodunkley3452]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Some tips or drills on reading the height pace and speed of the opponents ball would be great i sometimes struggle with anticipation of whats coming next and looking too much at where my own shots are going and lacking awareness of the opponents response.....Keep up the good work guys your videos are excellent xx

[@funkyguy99]

I have a unique slice backhand with a low take back and swing across the ball kinda like a combination of Steffi Graf's low take back and Roger Federer's follow through which produces a faster hard hitting ball that doesn't float in the air due to the lack of underspin as the spin is more side ways, but when it lands it shoots through the court more and stays lower than your typical underspin slice. It's an offensive shot that most people I play don't know how to deal with it cause of the pace and the low trajectory. I discovered it's actually way better than a typical slice BH which tends to travel slower in the air due to the backspin and sits up more when it lands giving the opponent's more time to set up the point. The low take back allows you to swing forward to the ball at contact which produces the pace and the follow through across the body produces the side spin which skids through the court and doesn't impede the pace of the ball in the air as much as a backspin slice. In fact it's so good as an offensive shot that I use it for defence as well which typically draws an unforced error from the opponents cause they don't know how to deal with the pace and spin. Try it and you'll see. It's works wonders for my game as it helps me set up my forehand for winners!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It sounds more like a backhand drive with sidespin, not so much a slice.

[@kannabyranmountpandurangam6742]

Excellent I could understand very easily Thanks

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[@inespanarese2370]

Thank you ,!!!!excellent explanation! It has helped me a lot!!!

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[@ketokonazol]

Bravo alex,i saw a lot of videos about slice on youtube but for me your video in short time have best explanation!greeting from Greece ,keep going

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

[@Aronhgever]

Great video! Thanks

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Thanks for watching

[@iben6234]

Very good technic ! Thanks Alex

[@TonyHigginsonVlog]

Superb video full of great information. Cheers!

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

[@goncalobmo]

Great Video once again guys! Keep it up!

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Masters on Heartstone thanks for the support!

[@heavyhitter103]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Where was this filmed? Such a nice setting for tennis!

[@georgius65]

very useful indeed, many thanks!

[@sriniviswanathan8523]

Greate backend slice lesson. Thank you

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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

[@tennfunn6332]

Great tips! Thanks 🎾

[@maksymmishok1264]

Thanks, great explanation.

[@ecowaiibags202]

Perfect Video!!! Thanks You!

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

[@ecowaiibags202]

Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons thank you! My daughter is learning the slice backhand. She is focusing on the low balls. That part of the video when you show how to get under the ball close to the net is the best. Good footwork. Thank you Simon.

[@ecowaiibags202]

Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons forehand slice video

[@eduardochaux9986]

Excelent..thank you very much..Greetings from Colombia

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[@lilyvanleeuwen6525]

Love your thorough and nuanced explanations guys, thank you very much! Lily

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Thanks for watching Lily 👍

[@marcusryberg2180]

Great quality of the video and tutorial! :)

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Thanks for watching What type of lessons do you want to see from us next? All the best Simon

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Do you use the backhand slice in your matches?

[@lguijarr]

I use it probably too much, specially returning serves.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

@@lguijarr it can be a very effective return, great for returning high kick serves or even as block on fast serves

[@dropshot118]

I'm trying to use it more to take the ball out of their ideal strike zone. I always use it as a gateway to come to the net or a disguise dropshot up the line

[@sergeilutzak2479]

@@lguijarr You mean like the lowly Ken Rosewall, the lowly Vitas Gerulaitis, the lowly Steffi Graf???? The key isn't whether you use it too much, but the quality of the shot, which is indelibly tied to technique. Making a successful return, any return, to keep the point going is more than half the battle.

[@soniaalic1287]

Thanks for posting the video it really helped me improve❤️

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Glad it helped!

[@Moiz_tennis]

Awesome video.

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@jeanhuz3689]

Hello alex, do you think you can make a tutorial about the 9 o clock slice use by federer to return high ball on serve ? thanks for all

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thanks for watching We'll keep that in mind for the near future All the best and stay safe Simon

[@johnnytang1]

Alex , thanks this is the best slice lesson i had, I am only 5"4', it is hard for me to cut thru and completely down, it would most likely go down the net ...

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[@jamesbtripp]

The thing that's tough about learning the slice is that instructors explain the point of contact with the racket face on an angle (your video at 3:16). When you see video frame by frame, the face is almost vertical at contact (Federer at 2:11) Also a very good picture of this is a frame of a Federer slice (at 10:35) in your companion video "...How to Get More Power." I don't know how you teach this, but if you can, it would be helpful. Videos show a forearm roll to square up the racket face before contact. Any success I've had is by visualizing this when I hit slice.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Have a watch of some of these slice lessons - kzbin.info/aero/PLJP-Wou-v6z1R4OlfdPfMXbTdp29W-Oyo

[@hamishlarsson2028]

Thank you very much, this helped a lot!

[@kkgaming7756]

Very helpful

[@rajatmeresh]

Excellent

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[@redpantherofmadrid]

you guys are tip top!

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🙏

[@draa1234]

very well explained

[@Xzed977]

Excelent !!

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

[@itsmePushya27]

Thank you so much 💞

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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

[@haydenleung4833]

Federer doesn't have the outwards follow-through, why does have such a good slice??

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Here you go - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmavkoqwf9iZsNE

[@vivekvvvl]

Super tips

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Many thanks 🙏

[@angryt03s]

Me and my brother had been playing for one year, our team has a final and I really hope this help us win

[@coffeedude2024]

Great video Alex! Have you got any tips/drills of how to correct a poor ball toss? My tossing arm goes behind the baseline and hence I struggle to toss the ball out in front. Also any tips/drills of how to achieve a great trophy position and the 90 degree bend between upper and lower arm before the racket drop? Thanks!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Check out these serve lessons here Grant - kzbin.info/aero/PLJP-Wou-v6z3GzxDNn8ASj4qDSIgyaHPX

[@mistal85]

absolutely superb video #2021

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[@jzofficial]

Do you have/can you do one for the forehand drop shot please?

[@rajpal2752]

Please make a vedio of a perfect kick serve

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Here you go Raj - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5vTmmOZgteer9k

[@cuajans5075]

great vid thnx

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ohniichan8148]

Can you discuss mistakes beginners make with one handed backhand and how to get deeper with more spin

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Check out these one-handed backhand lessons - kzbin.info/aero/PLJP-Wou-v6z0KORN4JNFVPEii1mxYaymB

[@flowpom]

Your slice is great but this tips doein't woks so well for me. I'm still strugglin to feel a strong and tight wrist. thinking to hit with forearm or even more the arm wil hepl me better than thinking just hitting with the back of the hand? Is focusing to have straigh arm at contact point (or event before) a good thing?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It sounds like you need to strengthen your muscles. The technique will only hold up if you're strong enough to maintain it. A straight arm at contact can be a good thing if it happens in a relaxed way, without you forcing it. Forcing a straight arm and doing it hundreds of times can be a very bad thing! Injuries and pains galore.

[@benjamindelannee3501]

What’s the best way to learn shots such as these without paying a lot for a coach. It’s hard to hit by myself and drills doing go over these motions

[@masyrafnukman3932]

Thank you

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You’re welcome 😉

[@StrageSrebreniy]

- Отл! - Спасибо!

[@queenofhearts2009]

Hey. I have a question. If my opponent has a bad serve I smash it back(goes in) than I have to go to the net and then he passes me. What should I do?

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Positioning - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ-5gZWsir-Ce68

[@louismaguina9783]

Thank you 😎

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[@saishvi1]

got to do it

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[@Better_Call_Raul]

I am driving almost all of my one-handed backhands using Eastern grip. Will try to mix it up with slice on neutral rally balls from the baseline. Question: When I see that the neutral rally ball is coming to my backhand side, I make the unit turn with my Eastern grip. And then I will switch to Continental much later on the takeback (if I decide to slice). Is this acceptable? Or is it better to decide earlier and perform unit turn with the proper Continental slice grip?

[@agustinochoa117]

Hey guys , is it the same grip you use on a two handed backhand bottom hand ? Thank you !

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It's the continental grip, some players use it for the two-hander yes

[@agustinochoa117]

Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons Thank you guys. And I had another question . I have a two handed backhand and I’m not sure if it’s right to put my heel pad on bevel 1 (just a little maybe on bevel 2) for the continental grip Greetings from Argentina!

[@mario17-t34]

Thanks, is chopper grip = Continental ?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

They are almost the same but with chopper the fingers tend to be closer together and continental is more spread out

[@tennisschuleulflindberg4309]

Good Tipps

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Glad to hear it Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?

[@marcomarchionni4617]

Always the best

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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[@marcomarchionni4617]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial chasing opponent's short dropshots in terms of targeting the ball I mean: always assuming 😬😬😬 to reach his fu@@@ng low short ball what should my best tactict target in different situations?

[@marcomarchionni4617]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial and another interesing issue would be an analysis of the movement of the nextgen serve as already done for the nextgen forehand compared to olders. For example I found extremely interesting watching this slomo kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2WzhaSCgrFpsMk but a professional review of the body path would be great! 😉😉😉

[@cmosilva]

Super!

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

[@everythingin1807]

nice bro!

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[@hasancakr7925]

nice

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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

[@oscarrozas5518]

Thanks for the video, I really like your channel. I try to look up for forehand slice but I couldn't find any, could you upload a Video about the Forehand Slice?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

We cover the forehand slice inside our Forehand Revolution course on our website - www.top-tennis-training.com/course/forehand-revolution/

[@Gidoza]

The forehand slice should never be used lol jk.

[@saatvikashwin4592]

thanks

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You're welcome!

[@dominickchuka5387]

Do you think a one handed backhand or a two handed backhand is better? I use two hands but I’ll also try to slice once in a while. I know one handed players generally have higher quality slices however.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It depends on the player. In general, the two-hander is easier to learn and get good at, the one-hander takes much more time to master but can produce some great results. Murray would disagree with that statement regarding the slice, compare his slice to Wawrinka who has the best one-handed backhand of all time IMO but a very poor slice. All the best Simon

[@narsimha1089]

One question though..why Federer contact for slice is flat or straight rather than little or no open.. thanks for your effort

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Who has the best slice in the world?

[@kevinbrowne9298]

Ken Rosewall, hands down.

[@coffeedude2024]

Roger Federer no question closely followed by Andy Murray and Dan Evans.

[@dropshot118]

@@kevinbrowne9298 Im too young to know him. How about Steffi Graf

[@jodunkley3452]

Justin Henin worth a mention had one of the best backhands hands down male or female and a wicked slice too!

[@kevinbrowne9298]

@@dropshot118 Steffi -- definitely. She won Grand Slams with her 1-2 combo of a backhand slice setting up her whip of a forehand. Good model to follow. Thanks for the reminder.

[@thenigglefish2682]

Beginner here. I don’t have a racquet yet, can I still practice this technique without one?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Not really, you’ll need a racket to put this technique into practice

[@murphdawg1]

my brother uses the backhand slice all day and i absolutely hate it !! tomorrow i'ma give him a taste of his own medicine

[@murphdawg1]

great video btw !

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Slice and dice! Good luck against your brother

[@amazingArchee]

I am very good at backhand

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

That's good bud

[@steveswen]

Which slice for return of serve?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It depends on the type of serve you're returning. Low vs high, spin vs flat, powerful vs weak etc

[@steveswen]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial I am a lefty, get a lot of serves high to the one hand backhand & have been using the "jab slice" to return but it usually lands shorter than I would like. Noted you recommend the jab slice for closer to the net. Just wondering if there is a better slice motion for the high back hand return? Thanks, Steve

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

I would take those slices on and try to get the body weight going through the return using a high to low swing so you can cut down on those high balls

[@mariodeb]

you are good

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

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[@brianb336]

Need to work on the JAB slice. One that really bites

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It takes time but it’s well worth it 👍

[@farahyasminefatima9893]

Make a video for left hander

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

On what topic?

[@antony1993]

4:18 5:40

[@Comedy_outlet]

Please show what it is first. Then how to do it.

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Suggestion noted

[@lanal3996]

👍👍👍❤❤

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