Avoid These 5 Common Forehand Mistakes (Tennis Technique Explained)
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It's impressive how you can keep releasing amazing helpful videos so often, I try not to miss one! I really want to thank you, I have been applying your tips and my game has improved so much in just a few months.
Juan I’m so happy to hear that. Thanks for the support!
The racket up and C is super helpful! Helps with timing and hitting the top of the ball.
That was a great video ryan!! Best advice out there
Great video - really clear advice. Thanks !
I am a total beginner, and I found beneficial the fact you were always showing the wrong way first, then the correct way. I could see my mistakes more clearly and better understand the reasons behind the proper movements. Thank you!
Thankyou again Ryan, such great advice 👌 hopefully my forehand will improve more because of your excellent video 👏🎾
Thanks! You're a fantastic instructor!
Thanks for the amazing information
You do amazing straight to the point videos with demonstrations. Excellent!!!
Great video....really helps 👏👍
Very informative. Thanks so much 👍
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Excellent instruction. Thanks for sharing
Excellent instructions!. Thank you very for your sharing!
Great video. Will save this as my practice video. Thanks for taking the time.
Excellent. Really enjoy your videos. Very clear, concise and memorable.
Thank you, great lessons!
Thanks for this excellent video, one of the best.
Thank you. That was simply fabulous. Very easily explained and then summarised at the end.
Thanks for the video! Really helpful. 8:15 You can extend the slinger bar handle up for a visual target to gauge the height of your shots (above/below the top of the handle, which is approximately one foot above the net). If you have it on video, you can then also quantify how often your balls had the correct height and really watch your progress over time.
Great video!
great points.. upon seeing the "first mistake", I wondered, Did Ryan make this video after seeing my video? But then I saw the others, and realized.. hey, I dont make those mistakes as often anymore after taking lessons from Ryan! Great summary and love the drill suggestion at the end of hitting at different heights and aiming a certain distance above the net, and proportional to how far we are from the net. You are a tennis teaching genius Ryan!
good to know that I'm doing it all correctly on my forehand. Since I'm an amateur coach as well as a player and have been trying to imitate pros for 50 years, I'd expect to be doing it right, but you are the ONE person I trust to doublecheck. Your video fix of Ian's one-handed backhand is the single finest tennis video I've ever seen. The only way I'd watch it more often is if you put in a cameo by Ana Kournikova.
Thanks so much 😊
Your tips are great and simple. I learn a lot from you. Thanks! Alberto From Brazil/Oliveira
Great, very clear lesson for a club player like me! Thank you
Love your videos. Your content has been of great help to improve my technique.
Could you share the slinger bag settings you use on your videos going forward. Can potentially save us time tinkering to figure out the settings on our machines.
such a good coach.
Great, like the fact that you do the slip step and active feet during the demonstration
Thanks!
I wish you continued success in the field of tennis and youtube thank you
This simple video helped me a lot. Thank you so much
Glad to hear that Lucas!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Nice tips. The non-hitting hand should also be used as a measurement guide to ensure adequate horizontal space between the body and the ball.
Thanks for the amazing video, really insightful . Warm regards from Jakarta, Indonesia 🙏
Thanks Ryan, a great mix of tips, one of your best video
Wow thanks so much Jerry!
I will try to do this 5 things. Thanks.
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Wow, Ryan, you're a very good teacher!
After 25 years trying to learn how to play tennis, I've just discovered from you that I musn't point de ball with my left hand...
Sorry for my writing mistakes, but I've been trying for 25 years to learn the English language, too!
A huge from Barcelona.
Thank you
Thank you so much, I realised that I was actually starting my swing late on my forehand resulting in crammed up and very inaccurate shots..My forehand is my biggest strength..and when it was getting a little messed up I started panicking…Thank you for this video..Will definitely try to move early and take the racquet back earlier…Thanks ❤
Thank you. Great tips for executing good consistent forehands. I am a tennis coach in Bangalore
Super instructions! thank you!
So glad you liked it!!!!
Excellent exhibition of shoulder turn from a forehand.
you are so good at teaching tennis in the simplest way possible!! many many thanks. wish I was in your town
Wow thank you so much Indranil! I’d love the chance to coach you. I personally teach people all around the world how to improve their technique, footwork, and strategy using Zoom lessons. You can sign up here: onlinetraining.2MinuteTennis.net/programs thanks!
Wonderful video
Amazing video! Thanks a lot
Wow thank you so much!!!
Thank you for the great tips.
Happy to help andrew!!!
Ryan. Great instruction as always. Can you share your Slinger settings please? Thanks, John
Fabulous insight, I think i have been making all five! No more!
Thanks for valuable advise
Thanks for watching and for the support.
This is a great lesson for a beginner like me. Thank you so much.
Happy to help you! Keep working on it and it’ll absolutely improve.
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Wow thank you Josep! So kind of you!
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You are an amazing teacher + pedagog that keep things simple!
25 years ago with this stuff, I would have beaten the hell out of me!
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Ryan sir the tips you gave to improve the forehand were really helpful and I have made some serious improvement on my forehand. Thank you for the videos
Awesome to hear that aditya!! Thanks for watching my videos!
*very good job*
fantastic Ryan, thanks again
Glad you liked it Arnaldo!
4/5 mistakes 😁
Thank you, your videos are great, and very helpful👏👏🎾
Glad I’m able to help!!! Have a great day!
I really like tip 1. I tend to do this a lot on my forehand, whereas on my backhand I tend to take the racquet back early. I liked the entire video. Aloha from Australia.
Great video and great advices. It´s been almost 8 months from I started to practice tennis, but now I realize I never aimed height of ball. Thank you for your great tips and I´ll try my best to improve myself with it!
So glad to hear that this video helped you. You’re not alone when it comes to not aiming over the net. Only about 5% of players actually have an idea of how high they want the ball to pass over the net. When you make this change it has a huge effect on your game. Thanks!!
Hey love your videos, can you create a video for teaching a total beginner on how to hit a moving ball coming at him? As well as moving to hit a moving ball? Man I find for all beginners this is the hardest thing to learn, for some it's a daunting task, for others they can get it with constant ball tossing. How do you help those that really have a hard time hitting a moving ball at them, a very slow ball to a medium paced ball? That would be a great video lesson. Thanks.
I applied you're suggestion of getting the non-dominant arm to catch the racket to my two-handed backhand. Wha?! What I mean is that I got my right arm to come further across to my right side on the two hander. It really helped! And of course, the forehand tips were gold! Thank you for your time and energy in making these videos.
So glad the videos are helping you!!!
Really good coach im begginer and try to improve.
Some question, which grip i should use at forehand shots?
Wow ! The only thing i can speak is "you are awesome and kind hearted" thank you so much for this tutorials as i am struggling with timing i will try to follow these steps tommorow.
perfect one
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Tnx
Catching the racquet helps me get ready to change grips. I find sometimes during rallies I fail to get the right grip, especially when running. This happens when I don't get my hand back on the racquet to turn it. So, I'm trying to always get my hand on the racquet between shots, catching helps this.
Excellent video…
Hey thank so much!!!
This video is So good!! I just find myself that all 5 mistakes common in my rally - even reduced it, but still need improve technics. Again - Thank you, I will review it commonly for sure.
Glad the video helped you! Keep me posted on your progress...
@@2MinuteTennis №4 and 5 still not good, I keep racket in 2 hands on front and started turn body (like very much), food work better, big S also need improve. Reviewed video again!
Wow Simon - that short angle backhand!
Exceptional tuition.
Wow, it's amazing how quickly you can churn out great content. One of the best youtube coaches for sure!
Do you think you could make a video about volleying against different spins? I especially struggle to volley against extremely spinny sliced shots. I always hit the frame!
I second the motion... I am missing a lot of volleys after setting up a great approach shot! Relatively easy and they usually go into the net!!
Great tips coach - on tip 3 it is actually quite easy to generate topspin with a squared up take back. If contact is made out in front with arm extended and the player can internally rotate their shoulder and rotating their racket left to right - you should be able to look engaging a relaxed forearm to bring the racket out and around, then even more topspin can be created with less effort, your tips 1&2 are extremely important for this
Thanks so much James!
@@2MinuteTennis sure thing! I just want to add that I think leading on edge is ideal. One exercise I have my students do is to have them extended their arm to contact at slightly below 3 o'clock and have them vertically rotate their racket face to 12o'clock and then to 10 oclock pulling the racket right to left using the shoulder to bring the hand and forearm across the body kind of like tracing a rainbow staying relaxed and keeping the wrist passive
Great comment
Hmm… you know I don’t think where my non hitting arm is on the stroke, but now I will! Great teaching video!
hi.. have the same ball slinger maschine. can u tell me the konfigurtion ? Degree? Speed ? Many Thnaks
Ryan can you do a deep dive on the different kinds of spin- what the ball’s doing, how to create it, when to use it and why? Thank you! -Kelly
Yes! Great idea. Def a longer video. Thanks!!
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This is good stuff. I notice how the forehand is bow being taught with a none catch at the end, it just flows around the body. Check out 99% of any pro under 30 😎
Muy Bueno.....
Which ball machine do you have?
My racket is to straight and parallel to the ground while hitting!! no wonder I hit the net too much and did not get topspin. So racket should point down a little bit and brush up, right?
What is the difference in your strokes between your Low, Medium and High shots? It looks like it is all in your back swing. For low balls you don't drop the racket much. Medium - you drop it a little lower. High - you drop it down a lot like when you teach us the topspin shot.
You msje it look so simple. I played in my teens and late teens then stopped for 20 years. Now I'm awful. Muscle memory is key.
2/5, although the technology you advocate is good, the technology you deny is not necessarily bad. In mechanics, that approach is also very effective. For example medvedev's backhand technique is exactly what you're objecting to.
Actually pointing at the ball really improved my forehand - I was hitting it late most of the time and pointing at the ball helps me visualize and hit at the right time. Its not like you point at the ball all the time, you let go right at the time when your forehand arm makes the juicy part of the move.
Great help for recreational players but i do not agree with catching the racket with yout non-hitting hand..
I appreciate your comment and thoughts. Thanks!!!
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Can you show how a lefty serve correctly? I’m a lefty and it’s different from a righty
Technique is 100% the same.
Many of these techniques assume that you are getting a non-chaotic random shot that is not hard to read. When beginners and intermediates rally ,and the ball is going out, landing short, going all over the place, it's a bit much to expect someone to catch the racquet with their left hand, no?
I would say that giving a beginner or intermediate player a place for their racket to go after hitting (catch with left hand) allows for the chaos and randomness to be tamed and controlled. Controlling the finish gives the student amazing control of their shots.
Also keep your head still and watch the ball contact the strings
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Trying this today during my match, will come back if my non hitting arm had success
Coach - I think you're ready to film yourself participating in some match play. The stroke is looking silky smooth.
I agree. I might do some match play very soon and talk thru it for strategy and my tactics.
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U actually can go down on the way back, its called the next gen forhand
I disagree with the dogma of “must catch the racket”. This might help some players and might hurt others and to me feels more like a style thing.
The players who look for forehand help on UA-cam improve greatly when they catch the racket. Thanks!!
I wish I could count myself among those players honestly.
I do find improvement using my off hand to help in the turn and bring the racket to my side, but really struggle to both point at the ball with my off hand and catch the racket. Both actions seem to hurt my shot significantly. Instead, I let my off hand naturally uncurl as my body rotates and I don't worry about the catch 🏃♂
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Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/zoRHkQIODHA/v-deo.html
Five mistakes
1.waiting for ball to bounce
2.taking the racquet down twice
3.always hit balls very flat
4.not using non hitting hand
5.no air target