Comments on: One-Handed Backhand Fundamentals

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By: Hyeoncheol Jung

Hyeoncheol Jung — Sat, 14 May 2011 03:44:00 +0000

Hi, I have a question. When I hit my OH, I don’t realize exactly where I should. I mean, sometimes, I get very good ball and I can swat it no problem, but there are times when I just frame, and bad. When is the definite contact point I should focus on (for topspin)? in front of my foot, or at?

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By: KD Guest

KD Guest — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 01:15:00 +0000

—heres something interesting, try flexing the bicep of the non hitting arm ( with the hand on the throat), it should get the racquet back far enough, make sure your shoulders dont turn any more after the pivot/shoulder turn. and yes your tryin to shape a c, but its a different lookin C than the forehand—

By: KD Guest

KD Guest — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 01:10:00 +0000

—wow, long post.

TO YOUR FIRST PROBLEM: framing can be easily fixed by watching your contact longer. make sure your head is still or you’ll shank and frame. are you using the right grip, the eastern backhand grip? look it up if you dont. your contact is: stand sideways to the net, stick your arm straight out towards the net with your racquet strings flat. plus youve got to bend your knees to get behind the ball. PLUS DONT HIT CARZY HARD. the point of a one hander is to take it very early, using your opponents pace to help you.

TO YOUR SECOND PROBLEM: you are right, its related to the first problem, it sounds like its in your head. wills videos will help you get your confidence back plus this advice, but youve kinda got to get back to basics. can u slice? slicing approach shots is good, forces opponent to hit up, hopefully giving you a volley you can put away.

TO YOUR THIRD PROBLEM: sorry to hear about your neck, but its hard to expect perfect rhythm after 2 weeks unless your form wasnt right to begin with. federers serve is very close to the party stance, what will teaches us. so i cant see why you cant use that instead, it s simple.

hope this helps. best of luck to you.—