second,my bachand approach-it is not like before…..i can’t hit it with topspin now…….i don’t know why……some problem like above contact point.

third,my serve-i have developed problem by copying like federer.first it was going very nicely i can hit powerful serve too……….but now a days after 1month of rest due to my neck pain……what see is that i can’t my backhand properly nor my serve.i m struggling with my ball toss, weight transfer and trophy pose.i had tried to adopt another simple motion………but i m unsuccessful in it……..i m use to that federer serve……its been 15 days after comeback and i can’t get my rhtym back.

can u plzzzzzzzz help me i m in big trouble and noe a days i m losing too much confidence over my game and i get frustrated too early…i don’t know what to do……can u give me some tips or drills to figure out this problem please and reply as soon as possible. try to add backhand approach too in ur transitional section…

Thanks for all the great advice,

Rubén

Like Dean said, it’s often preferable to take the ball on the rise but this requires good timing.

Hitting off your back foot / hitting a high ball is difficult as well. But it may be easier to time. In these situations get the ball back deep and extend the point.

Slice can be a nice alternative as well. Federer does this a lot with deep / high balls to his backhand.

I’ve been trying to learn the one handed backhand (I’m a lefty too) and I’ve encountered some problems.

Obviously the strike zone is further out than the two handed backhand’s, meaning I have to start my racket drop and swing earlier (results have shown if I hit it too late it ends up dumping into the net).

However, is there any particular way in dealing with deep balls? I find backpedaling and then stepping into the shot too much of a hassle, especially if those balls were hit with any particular force. Perhaps I just need more practice.

Thanks for this great site,
Henry