You must understand this to put away SHORT FOREHANDS

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[@waldirsamaniego]

Congratulations for sharing your knowledge with us. It was the best tennis lesson I've ever had. You clarified a detail that after 3 years of classes I had not understood. It may seem simple, but in the forhand a detail makes all the difference. That step of charging the forhand with the right leg for me was fundamental. thanks so much...

[@halilbolayrl8838]

Again a very valuable lesson explained perfectly. Thank you so much !

[@LTBlightthebeam]

Good lesson. I find myself struggling with the approach/put away shot because of bad footwork. I usually get too close to a high ball and then hit the ball to the fence.

[@TennisHacker]

It’s a common problem. I struggled with it for years. Obviously focusing on it is important, but addressing my visual issues was a big part of the solution for me.

[@guilhermexavier5397]

Olá meu nome é Guilherme Sou Brasileiro, não entendo muito de Inglês e mesmo assim consigo aprender com seus vídeos... Acho muito interessante sua metodologia de ensino... Esse vídeo abriu minha mente! Obrigado e Parabéns!!!!

[@jeffrice4741]

Great video and explanation of different stances for different ball height. Would you say the same thing applies to the backhand. Neutral Stance for lower balls and open stance for higher balls or neutral stance for both?

[@TennisHacker]

As a general rule when the ball is higher you will be further away and when it’s lower you will be closer. But the footwork patterns will be slightly different. This will also depend on if you have a single or double handed backhand. And then for very low balls it can be different again because it’s harder to get up the back of the ball, so you slice comes in.

[@balintkato]

Great expalantion, thank you very much! Please the same for backhand too!

[@TennisHacker]

Thanks, glad you found it helpful. I’ll add attacking short backhands to the list.

[@verlatenwolf]

That court has seen too many earthquakes. Good tips again.

[@akifm6160]

How could you tell?

[@deepaksajwan319]

Sir, how to short high balls Pls help.. I end up hitting then either outside the court or to the net.. Please help..

[@deepaksajwan319]

Please help me how to crush short high balls

[@TennisHacker]

I hate using the term crush because it overly simplifies something that is hard to do. The video explain what I think are the keys technical elements for most people. Obviously there can be other options, but without seeing you play it's impossible to make specific recommendations.

[@deepaksajwan319]

@@TennisHacker Thank you so much sir for replying... Sir, i watch pro players hitting winners on short high balls easily...I try to imitate them but in vain.. I don't understand if I have to hit topspin or hit flat downwards... When I hit topspin i goes outside the court and when I hit flat downwards, it goes to net...

[@franciscomanrique4979]

No entiendo el inglés, pero GRACIAS !!

[@halilbolayrl8838]

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[@TennisHacker]

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[@halilbolayrl8838]

@@TennisHacker I'm not a speaker of Spanish but i wanted to help using google translate. 🙂

[@akifm6160]

First!