The most interesting thing is how late your foot is down before the release. I notice this with my good forehands, but never have noticed how long my foot is on the ground before release on a bh before watching yours. I think your evolving form is top of class.
Yes. It provides a smoother follow through and you're far less likely to completely destroy your knee should the ball and toes gain unexpected traction. If you want to play for many years: use the heel.
The boys got style, thats for sure...
cheers Gannon! Always rootin for ya
Thank You Matt Grayum. Excellent focus on the specific body motions. Super helpful
Your a real one for this ganon. Always trying to learn from the best
The most interesting thing is how late your foot is down before the release. I notice this with my good forehands, but never have noticed how long my foot is on the ground before release on a bh before watching yours. I think your evolving form is top of class.
GB, you should put up 100s of these. Thanks for this.
He's just like me fr
Whats your typical max arm speed?
Should I be piviting off of my heal on my plant foot and not the balls of my foot? Do most people do it that way?
I think you will find most people will pivot on the heel; it's more natural. On the plant foot: Toe down first, then pivot on heel.
Yes. It provides a smoother follow through and you're far less likely to completely destroy your knee should the ball and toes gain unexpected traction.
If you want to play for many years: use the heel.
Thank you
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You mean “my”? Lol
And now to superimpose over each other to check for consistency. Once a coach, always a coach.
Do Cole next
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I think my form is better.
Rounding. 🙃
Rounding isnt always bad