[Two-Handed Backhand] Extend your non-dominate arm! ATP No. 48 teaches to Japanese beautiful girl.

[@vicplaystennis9158]

I'm impressed he was just able to imitate 5 different pros' backhands right on the fly

[@elg0rdo351]

Yeah, that's awesome!

[@simondaydreamer9221]

Caught me off guard, it was so good and on point regarding the players!!

[@rsmith02]

If he can really modify his backhand form based on what's effective in a given situation he's a shapeshifting tennis terminator- scary!

[@billydurham4143]

agree, to imitate the greatest backhands out there. good.

[@kasuku2152]

Am a left living in La! My backhand is very much like Kiwa. This backhand lesson is perfect, just what I needed. Will try these pointers out today. Thank you for the amazing lesson and having Nishioka on your channel!

[@piers_alc744]

I've been a fan of this channel for a while, Takao Suzuki is one of my favourite players of all time (I've tried to replicate my game perfectly to his). Having nishioka join as a guest is just as awesome, my friends all have two handers and they love this video!

[@emmanuelbuenviaje6564]

Nishioka..what a humble pro. Spot on imitating the BH of other players on tour.

[@elg0rdo351]

This is the best channel for proper tennis advice! I love your emphasis on key points. Kiwa was able to improve her smash instantly and she plays beautifully. The backhand might be more tricky because it's hit with the non-dominant arm while the other one controls. How about gripping the racket for the two-handed backhand and then taking off the right hand (in her case). Then she hits left-handed forehands with grip high in the service boxes where she can focus on the point of contact. When that goes well she hits a few left-handed forehands from the baseline and then lastly normal backhands. You do awesome videos and this is my favourite channel. Coach Onoda is an outstanding player and Coach Suzuki still plays impressively. I love his quick movement and his backhand the most.

[@guygreat3641]

Finally he got the one atp champion, congratulations

[@elchhang]

So glad I found this channel. Feel like I'm watching a Japanese comedy show but learning tennis at the same time

[@zenfulsounds8867]

Great job Star Academy! Very nice videos! I remember well Takao as he was coached by a good friend of mine (Pistolesi). As an ex-national coach of a European federation, what I can observe on Kiwa's backhand is: she is gripping the racket too tightly, this is unfortunately promoting the head of the racket moving in too quickly rather than the grip end leading the swing. She currently has an outside - towards the inside movement of the racket head. She would need instead the racket's grip end to lead first (favoring an inside - towards the outside movement of the racket head). This would indeed promote the left arm forward extension that is currently lacking (as correctly Nishioka pointed out). Keep up the great job guys! :)

[@robertmalone4161]

It's quite simple my friends, if you want more forward extension with your non-dominant hand, you need to learn to change the grip more with the dominant one. For example, with the dominant hand, you should teach a two-handed backhand as though you were teaching a one-handed backhand. This full grip change is one technical reason why Nadal is so good on clay, but it's also a more efficient grip on a fast surface. It's a stronger grip, and keeps the racket face going out towards the target better. This lack of grip change will always be a weakness in Nishikori's backhand. It should be taught on a child's very first tennis lesson. I did like the young ladies backhand, she stands so nice when she hits. Also, the loose and positive approach of the men is very motivating!

[@K4R3N]

Problems: 1. Spacing (ball is too close to body) 2. More extension of non-dominant hand/arm 3. More forward weight transfer 4. Clean contact, feel the ball on the strings as long as possible (more flat hit) 5. Take back racquet more with the body turn rather than with arm movement. 6. Have a "mental image" what your shot should resemble and then practice it many times

[@jboww2121]

I love all your videos! I love how you take the time to try and perfect the small details, taking it one step at a time. You all have such amazing advice and in such a supportive encouraging way!

[@aeminkahraman]

Need one handed version too 😄

[@daweedcito]

High level tennis lessons right here. Amazing channel.

[@Seaby41]

Trying to teach my daughter the 2 handed backhand. I've got a 1 hander so I understand that a lot better. Happy to see I'm following similar themes with her as expressed here.

[@Lunchpgap]

i feel like this is another example of difference in technique between men and women. just like the difference between most atp forehands and wta forehands. men tend to make contact a little further from the body. many wta backhands have the racquet close to the body at contact.

[@rossikins1]

Really - this is another fantastic, quality vid here. Absolutely loving the content on this channel. Keep up the good work.

[@dannyleung9041]

The English subtitles are great.

[@bournejason66]

Can you do a forehand version too? I really like his forehand

[@johnny8927]

Could we have a Pro teaches the forehand??? This was a great lesson to my backhand. Thank you!

[@aronsmash]

I am enjoying your channel so much. Thank you guys! As for Kiwa, you can also try pointing your front foot a bit forward towards the net instead of sideways. This will help promote efficient weight transfer and will generate more power in your backhands.😜

[@bryanwilde3337]

Thank you so much for this video, I always struggled whit my backhand, but this video helped me a lot and I'm improving, hope to see more tips from Nishioka pro. Greetings from Chile 😃

[@humanentity2214]

Great content and dissection of the double handed backhand.

[@foxfroze4308]

Great video like always guys, and i love Yoshi's backhand,

[@nukiolbartes6279]

i would say arm strength is important to make the muscle relax.. when the arm dont have confident in sustaining the centrifugal force in loose state, it will automatically contract n tighten.

[@Triggerex]

Thanks for the video! I hope you will continue to do a forehand video. I like the content very much!

[@yankado3388]

What a beautiful girl kiwa-san is !

[@LauncherSpiderMk7]

Bad habits are tough to break. Even after they explained it to her, she was still subconsciously tucking her right arm in. I definitely have some bad habits that I still need to get rid of.

[@ABC123-i2v]

Kiwanis plays well. Wow. 👍🏻

[@Tokyo_Jaejoong]

動画の中盤以降もまだ腕が曲がってますね。腕が曲がるとラケットの面がぶれやすいです。 西岡選手の言った通りボールと体が近いから腕が伸びない、伸ばせないですね。

[@edmondakong]

Her elbows stay low on the follow through. The Pro keeps elbows high up after. She is pushing the ball deep but ball is not dropping down.

[@pencilcheck]

She had a dominant eye mismatch problem. Her dominant eye is on her left. She needs to train herself to use her right eye to hit her backhand. Also she had hip over extension problem. Her left shoulder is higher than her right shoulder on contact, thus jamming herself.

[@samster978]

Can you please do a video beginner steps to learn how to serve?

[@renatoriston]

I think, if she try to hit the ball with her left arm only... she would have her arm straight... Does this could help her image? Am I right? She could earn some strenght with one arm so her arm could get more confidence and some diference on her body sincronization having her none dominant arm lead being straight!!!

[@renatoriston]

sorry for my english, i am not especialist in both tennis and english XD

[@allim7015]

@@renatoriston I agree with your comment. She straightens her right arm, instead of her left arm. Meaning, that she is hitting the ball mainly with her right arm instead of the left arm

[@aeminkahraman]

Yes, thats also a good way to improve your backhand

[@ovidragos5118]

You re right. Plus other version ways that I developed.

[@yyz7436]

Thanks 🙏

[@rawat2608]

Love you guys

[@aquadan3592]

this is a very good academy, where are you guys located?

[@SUTATENI-Pro_Tennis_Lessons]

Tokyo Japan! Thank you

[@bryanwilde3337]

@@SUTATENI-Pro_Tennis_Lessons I love your videos, would like to visit the academy to train if I go to Japan!! 🤩

[@igo2054]

impossible to correct this in 15minutes takes a lot of work

[@andrewawrinka9572]

Takao.. Teach us the one handed backhand too.. 😀🙏

[@omkkarmallesh7020]

Nice👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@hypyerlikaya70]

Thx

[@a8888154]

congratulation win rub～

[@jayxiao9228]

lovely girl

[@junaidhossain8075]

this is why players, are more often than not, not good technical coaches

[@sunglee3935]

She should take the racquet back farther, not attach the back elbow to the body

[@marantznakamic3393]

英語バージョン？

[@againsthegrainx7556]

That girl is so beautiful, its hard to focus on anything else

[@fanta1234dunlop]

軸が安定してないというか、上半身が前のめりになってるのが気になる。(一素人意見)

[@jupiterlegaspi7528]

Her backhand is fine for social tennis. The problem I see is that she is not hitting the ball at the right spot. Peace

[@TimTheMusicMan]

They are always giggling for no reason. And never use a 2hbh.

[@kwansikkim8712]

It must be tough for the girl to hit in front of 3 world class players, ha ha.

[@stevel.2759]

To all the wannabe parent coaches, just hire a pro to teach your kid and support both of them. You're bad personal habits just make it harder for everyone to fix the mistakes lol Facts bwahahaha

[@andyleeatp8188]

Can I wife her .?I have usd 3 mill in my account and can play normal tennis .35 yrs old.amazing woman.

[@davelee6002]

I like these videos but I find it hard to watch when the girl always has to act so embarrassed about her supposed lack of skill, and then when the men start off with some basic advice she has most likely heard from coaches dozens of times, she says "ohhhhhhh, ahhh, hai.". Just seems like such a chauvinistic vibe...