CAREDDINGTON
Semi-Pro
High release over the top of your shoulder during hip rotation.
Longer, simpler strokes with more kinetic chain, or whippier high RHS strokes? Or blend of both?
- Thread starter brentzki
- Start date
CAREDDINGTON
Semi-Pro
ISR and External Wrist Flexion(same process as ESR except in the wrist)
zill
Legend
High finish over the shoulder you mean? If so yes absolutely.
CAREDDINGTON
Semi-Pro
Yes. Okay, pardon my ignorance, I misunderstood a previous post of yours. Keep hitting the stroke like that!
radial deviation?
CAREDDINGTON
Semi-Pro
Radial deviation with forearm pronation.
Don't actively muck with your wrist during a forehand. The wrist will lay back (extension) as your racket hand starts forward and you shouldn't be thinking about altering your wrist position after that. I would prefer you practice NOT altering your wrist position. Your body - legs, hips and shoulders - drive the rotation into contact and this is where your RHS and power come from. It's funny how the original post puts Federer into some obsolete category of tennis. If a 19 year pro had a FH like Federer, I assure you his coaches would be very happy. In fact, Alcaraz's FH is more similar to Federer's than Sock's.
user92626
G.O.A.T.
So keeping the racket head very low and elbow very high, slapping the ball hard is the next gen?
I feel this is going down the wrong way!
Djokovic, Alcaraz for life!
Dragy
Legend
There were enough of those who were singing songs to Next Gen FH technique. And I don’t blame them, players are the teachers in sports. Maybe you just wait for them to show results confirming technique is advantageous, not just “interesting”.So keeping the racket head very low and elbow very high, slapping the ball hard is the next gen?
I feel this is going down the wrong way!
Djokovic, Alcaraz for life!
user92626
G.O.A.T.
Yeah the proof is in the pudding.
