The down the line backhand is a really satisfying shot to pull off in doubles... But it also has a sneaky tendency to fly wide! Here is how to reign yours in and come away with more points... Learn how to place your groundstrokes on a dime! - Click Here! Comments? Questions? Leave
Nothing is more frustrating than developing a case of "the shanks" and regularly mis-hitting the ball. Good news: you've may have developed a bad habit but you don't have to be stuck with it! In the video above I'll show you exactly how to snap out of it.
Using one or two hands on your backhand might seem like a negligible difference... But in reality the two are very different shots, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Here's what you need to know to choose the right style for yourself.
High quality video of Novak Djokovic practicing some forehand and backhand groundstrokes during a warm up in Cincinnati, Ohio. Congratulations to Novak on his recent US Open win, what an amazing year!
Here's a quick video of Nadal drilling his backhand during a practice session in Cincinnati.
The backhand slice can be an extremely useful shot to your tennis game. Not only can it be used in a defensive situation such as when you're pulled off the court to the side or pushed back behind the baseline, but it can be used as an approach shot to get up to the net
