Master Your Forehand: Effective Training Exercises

Discover how to elevate your forehand with ease through targeted training exercises.
In this video, I share insights from recent matches where my forehand fell short and delve into two specific areas needing improvement.
By walking you through my personal game, you'll gain valuable tips to enhance your own forehand technique.
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[@s41magazine37]

Advanced level stuff. Exactly what the UA-cam tennis world is missing! Thank you. Superstar 😁

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Thank you 😊

[@TheRichins]

Hitting quality shots and casually explaining them is quite impressive!

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Haha trying to multitask 😆

[@conanthecribber]

Really enjoyed this video. I spend a lot of time looking at tennis instruction videos. It was nice to see a pro trying to improve their game.

[@mauriceee1434]

Tennis has always had many different ways for it to be taught. You seem to have a universal approach that I am not sure anyone can disagree with these fundamental principles. Just awesome!!!

[@Dfblack2008]

I have had the issue of dumping forehands into the net for forever because of a lack of weight transfer, thanks for breaking down your own game to help us with ours. Enjoyed your other videos, too, after finding it after your collab with Winston and Karue. Subscribed!

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Great to hear that! Thanks for the support

[@alvinaahkit8589]

Really good tips Dylan. It’s really helpful to me to see your mistakes, followed by your corrections. I understand it easier. Thanks.

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@coffeedude2024]

Great tips Dylan. Thanks👍

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Thank you!

[@Andrew-nu8ez]

Everything you mention is what I try to get through my son. This is a great video to show him exactly what I meant. Thank you.

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AlphaTennisinPittsburgh]

Tennis is a sport of a lifetime. This video will help keep the interest in a great sport of a lifetime.

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Yes, I will continue learning and perfecting my own game for years to come

[@K4R3N]

Yo this is good. I've begun coaching a highschool team, mostly beginner or intermediate players. Number one problem I see is the boys are letting the ball drop too low. Will try out these drills. Thanks

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Great to hear that 🙏🏽

[@laurastone6578]

Thank you. Your instruction was helpful!

[@cliffahkit9870]

Fantastic tips

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Glad you like them!

[@zeussatrid7126]

Hey dylan, can you make a video on the forehand and especially the difference between men and women?

[@CyclopeBeatz]

Brilliant bro

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Thanks

[@kchsu477]

this is helpgul. could you share tips to hit bach high ball powerfully... thanks.

[@joshxgee]

great vid⭐️

[@Tenniswithdylan]

❤️

[@steveward4432]

Thanks for posting. Always interesting to see how different coaches approach forehand set up. I find the difficulty is racket drop, and feeling whether this is an active or passive movement. It looks like you prep early then active drop with a small pause before forward racket movements to ball contact. I would guess that slow balls allow time for passive drop whilst faster balls need a more active drop?

[@marsvenusplanet]

great tutorial

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Thank you!

[@pencilcheck]

woohoo, nice vid

[@Tenniswithdylan]

Thank you

[@PV-Anish]

Hey is that a blade 98 or 100?

[@Tenniswithdylan]

98sq

[@Michael-kb3tt]

Dude your forehand is just not compact enough, you let it get so low too you need to hit through the ball with a flatter racquet face.