mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 28 2008 | tennis, forehand, grip
One of the most helpful articles I've found regarding the forehand. The best part is that they actually have photos for left-handers!
Quoted: The SemiWestern Forehand Grip
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This is another solid forehand grip. It places a bit of the palm under the racquet's handle. This makes the pressure on wrist strength minimal. It is a great grip for hitting flatly or with topspin. Slice is not recommended with this grip. It is the most common forehand grip in the modern game...it is the one that I prefer. When I teach players who are new to the game, I always teach the semiwestern grip. Agassi is one who prefers the semiwestern forehand.ShareViewed: 11 Times- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - May 18 2007 | federer, video, tennis, forehand
click to playQuoted: Super slow motion videos of Roger Federer - hitting mostly forehands and a couple of backhands. Incredible detail of racquet vibrations, him watching the ball ...
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Quoted: To counteract the resulting natural downward tilt of the racquet face, you must meet the ball slightly farther forward (at a given height) than you would with an Eastern grip, and while it's possible to hit flat, you will generally need to swing upward more sharply, which encourages you to hit topspin. The average grip among the pros now is Semi-Western, primarily because of the importance of topspin in the modern, advanced game.
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mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 11 2006 | tennis, forehand, technique, skill
Some good tips here.
Quoted: How to fix problems with your forehand in tennis: adjusting your forehand grip, swing, stance, and timing to hit better forehands.
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