Single handed backhand for juniors...

TheCanadian · 12-05-2012, 10:47 AM

The answer is multilevel: only superior coaches know how to teach a good 1HB. It's easier to learn a 2HB at a young age. It takes longer to develop a 1HB; ergo, results will come later and many know-nothing parents don't want to wait.

The vast majority of tennis coaches don't know what to f... they're doing as it is and you expect them to teach a sophisticated shot like a 1HB? Come on! Why not a heavy American twist on the ad side while you're at it. What's the percentage of coaches who could teach that one?

12-05-2012, 10:47 AM	#9
TheCanadian Rookie Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 345	The answer is multilevel: only superior coaches know how to teach a good 1HB. It's easier to learn a 2HB at a young age. It takes longer to develop a 1HB; ergo, results will come later and many know-nothing parents don't want to wait. The vast majority of tennis coaches don't know what to f... they're doing as it is and you expect them to teach a sophisticated shot like a 1HB? Come on! Why not a heavy American twist on the ad side while you're at it. What's the percentage of coaches who could teach that one? Last edited by TheCanadian : 12-06-2012 at 06:45 AM.

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