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vincent... u r a party animal... i binge eat and then wonder why i cant get better

Yep, I stopped framing forehands the moment I saw the bigger picture...frameless forehands look much better.

If i am allowed to share my simple hack that i fgured out on my journey to hit high and heavy and certainly heavy. Let the ball get to it highest point after boncing, and atart descendeing and thenhit with your normal everyday swing. Its better to aim higher over the net, but its not really necessary if you dont really want that high a high a ball, but trust me, it going to he heavy. Vincent, great job on all your videos. You really helped me.

That’s how tennis was taught in the 70’s, a Chris Evert technique.😊

I hit 400 today, and I hit 10 beauties 😁

Always swing low to high for topspin - it's a combination stroke > the 'slot' prepares the forearm in a supination position and even Federer's shallow incline towards ball contact rises steeply as his forearm begins to pronate on the forehand ground-stroke as can be seen, starting @8mins into this video .. ruclips.net/video/jcc_FW4lIe4/видео.html

Great detailed video, thank you so much for putting it together! Wondering - what are the differences between the 'Modern' forehand vs. 'Next Generation' forehand? Seemed to me the main element that is different is that the 'Modern' forehand has bending at the knees and dropping the racquet head (the pat the dog cue) during the prep phase, which results in more upward racquet head motion during the swing (more 'down to up' motion). If that's true, then if the ball is coming at a pace where we have enough time to do the 'Modern' forehand, it could give you a bit more power than the 'Next Gen'. What are people's thoughts?

Lady’s isn’t best example - BY FAR - of 1 hand backhand (ps before you shout at me ppl, D1 level tennis player, one hand back hand here)

Thank you for the content. Keep at it! Great explanations.

"People on the public courts" think you're arrogant

Ha!! I’ve been trying to find the solution on shortening my backswing (it’s waaay too big now). No coaches have really managed to tell me this in this exact concise way. Wish I’d found this video sooner. You should tag it with something like large backswing or something like that so people with my problem could find it easily 🤣

Hi from Vaughan 🎉

Or you could say bend your knees

Following in the footsteps of Shapovalov I see. Jks. Good going Doc.

Great trick and tips I love it gives me more effective onehanded backhand until now.

Hey Vincent, thanks for sharing. Just want to point out that your bevel/grip system is different from what is generally used. The continental grip that you mentioned is what generally thought as the forehand eastern grip. And your bevel 1 is generally thought to be bevel 3. This doesn't make your theory about the techniques invalid, indeed they makes total sense to me, but your bevel/grip system may cause confusion. It's like you are using lbs and others are using kg.. Hope you can adjust your bevel/grip system to what is generally accepted, so no room for misunderstanding. Thanks again for the good work.

Never knew this, interesting.

What in the world is going on??? Tennis Doctor has switched careers???!!!

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first of all no one teaching to snap i dont know where you went to take clases buit here nobody is asking that , but maybe the day you inderstand the difference between snapping and flex into contact you will understand better what happens 5.55 :):) this doctor is a BIG joke . those young people trying to reinvent the lightball :):) 9.00 the ball went straight into the ground :):):;) ofcourse if you hit on the tophalf :):) but not when you hit it on bottom half !!!! this doctor is like one of the dotors who followed the covid rules without knowing what covid actually was!!!

True saw a guy playing like this today creating tremendous power

The grip is at no.4 (knuckle)?

This is one of the best advice ever. The 2 and 3 are basically the coil --> uncoil phases. Most rec players, including myself, put down the left foot too early, disrupting the rhythm.

How will max power be stored then? What's the rationale behind this?

WOW Great tip, i was trying to figure out this mystery and you just elaborate it so well.

Your fh is weak

He talks so slow I had to stop it out of frustration. I guess the telestrator was moving the script too slowly

Rock solid info. The elbow up tip was a game changer for me.

This is really nice explained. The issue with club players and on clay court is ball bounce high and we are slow on feet so we do all those errors you mentioned, in particular timing and setup to hit the ball. Any suggestion?

do all wta players use a wta forehand?

Hey Vincent, your racket handle looks like the bevels are very pronounced. Do you use a leather base grip and an overgrip overtop to achieve this pronounced bevel? If not, how do you get such a strong bevel? Thanks

Those 90's forehands were so clunky hahaha. They really kept the elbow tucked in for some reason. It would be a no-no these days.

Loosening the grip is key to a more fluid stroke.

Thanks！ I always get stuck when hitting the ball, with both my arms bent and stuck and it feels like I am pushing the balls. I think I should find a better contact point and practice the from inside to outside

He speaks the truth. I’m glad to see people with actually good technique giving tips and explanations. Too many RUclipsrs eg intuitive tennis clearly only has intuition and nothing else.

I have discovered this timing through trial and error and have come to the same rhythm as you so well describe. I usually make sure I have started step 2 just prior to the ball bouncing and smoothly transition to step 3 ( drop and throw) thereafter. I am able to sustain hitting against the wall a lot longer if I follow this rhythm

Fantastic . I understand 🤔 . Thank you

I love your videos because your instruction is so detailed and comprehensive. Thank you for the great tips!

Bjorn Borg once said to the effect that he was the father of the modern forehand, which is true. He started doing the "modern" forehand in the 70's.

OK!

Wow this is an amazing video. Moved my grip over a bit as suggested and could really get great topspin and ironically it seems to have made my backhand slice better too. Love the detail you bring, I can work on one or two things, and it always feels unnatural at first but after a day or two it clicks.

I think he means for thr unit turn, dont turn past your hip (i.e. more than 180 degrees), but then release and drop racquet head back and swing through