Advanced Hawaiian Microgrip Backhand (Flat)

The 185°-190° backhand tries to disagree with everything you thought you might be relevant to! The crystal "bokeh" droplets help to redeem prior rainy days that fogged the camera too much! One reason the Hawaiian grip might have laid dormant for generations might be due to a conundrum in having excessive strength where weightlifting and running don’t often agree with each other. So when you hit a ball at high speed it’s always possible to overcompensate and overstretch without really finding the purest version of the swing to hit at extremely high speeds. For example few people might care enough about a tennis technique in comparison to how much they might have cared about climbing a mountain. So here I really have to focus on my leg stances to align my swing. (270g rckt)
[1:10] 175° forehand
17:40 Humiliating 225° inverse eastern attempt with a 135° fh