I very much agree with you and I add that when playing forehand the hand is behind the racket and pushes it, while playing backhand the hand is in front of the racket and pulls it, which is why racket holder is needed
Thanks coach for the advice but I tend to hit the ball as my arm is not extended , I know it is might be hard to say without seeing my technique however could it be that I might be keeping the racket too close to my body so that when I prepare my core and hit the ball I will always hit close ? it is almost like my elbow is in front when hitting however in your case when contact the racket is front and you extend and follow through. But I don’t know how to fix this 😅
@@iRaingers a good tip is to think on backhand the shoulder is leading, not the elbow. Also keeping your elbows close to your body and preparing with both hands helps.
I very much agree with you and I add that when playing forehand the hand is behind the racket and pushes it, while playing backhand the hand is in front of the racket and pulls it, which is why racket holder is needed
Good observation!
I'll try to implement this 👍
Thanks coach for the advice but I tend to hit the ball as my arm is not extended , I know it is might be hard to say without seeing my technique however could it be that I might be keeping the racket too close to my body so that when I prepare my core and hit the ball I will always hit close ? it is almost like my elbow is in front when hitting however in your case when contact the racket is front and you extend and follow through. But I don’t know how to fix this 😅
@@iRaingers a good tip is to think on backhand the shoulder is leading, not the elbow. Also keeping your elbows close to your body and preparing with both hands helps.
@@tastyplayhard Thanks again for the advice I will try to picture that when I am playing 🫡🔥