High Level Baseline Game Style Upgrade Tips

[vinouspleasure]

well, it's nice that you read it by my question was intended for the OP and his son.

 

[rogerroger917]

well, it's nice that you read it by my question was intended for the OP and his son.

Oh. Sorry. Please erase my post from your memory.

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[MarTennis]

My charge is in the near court.

 

[IowaGuy]

My charge is in the near court.

Definitely a couple of those BH he could have run around without giving up much (if any) court position. 0:10 for example...

 

[Wise one]

Nah....let him hit backhands!

 

[pencilcheck]

My charge is in the near court.

I'm not an expert, but just expressing my opinion about your "charge".

He has a very unstable but powerful backhand, due to his very strong arm pronation and good timing, however precisely because of how he rely so much on his arm pronation that it backfired resulting in his backhand becoming very unstable. Meaning that he can't really hit a good flat if he wants to or change direction on the fly.

I would suggest him to change his backhand swing. But as for what it is probably better to do it in person.

 

[Hmgraphite1]

I'm not an expert, but just expressing my opinion about your "charge".

He has a very unstable but powerful backhand, due to his very strong arm pronation and good timing, however precisely because of how he rely so much on his arm pronation that it backfired resulting in his backhand becoming very unstable. Meaning that he can't really hit a good flat if he wants to or change direction on the fly.

I would suggest him to change his backhand swing. But as for what it is probably better to do it in person.

Can you explain backhand pronation, hasn't come up on previous threads

 

[rogerroger917]

My charge is in the near court.

Hit more angle on backhand. Then look for fh. Basically what the opponent does to your player.

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[pencilcheck]

Can you explain backhand pronation, hasn't come up on previous threads

You prob noticed his backhand follow through is similar to Andy Murray however his racquet face opens up too much on take back.

There has to be pronation of his backhand non-dominant arm.


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[Hmgraphite1]

You prob noticed his backhand follow through is similar to Andy Murray however his racquet face opens up too much on take back.

There has to be pronation of his backhand non-dominant arm.


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Oh, sorry dhbh, wasn't thinking there

 

[MarTennis]

Hit more angle on backhand. Then look for fh. Basically what the opponent does to your player.

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Right. Also the best way to convey the suggestion to a junior. Thanks.