G**U
发帖数: 5492 | 1 Rating
1.0
This player is just starting to play tennis.
1.5
This player has played a limited amount but is still working primarily on
getting
the ball over the net; has some knowledge of scoring but is not familiar
with
basic positions and procedures for singles and doubles play.
2.0
This player may have had some lessons for one or two years but needs on-
court
experience; has obvious stroke weaknesses but is beginning to feel
comfortable
with singles and doubles play; may be a member... 阅读全帖 |
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S**U
发帖数: 7025 | 2
Justin
You are right. It is difficult for forehand high serve to look like forehand
low serve, because good high serve requires a large swing, and if you slow
down to serve low, you lose precision.
Instead, you can serve backhand: low serve or flick serve. The preparation
looks the same. |
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w**********i
发帖数: 1585 | 3 If you have a professional/semi-professional player in your club, you can
ask him/her to evaluate the rest of players by checking off some basic
techniques, like forehand clear, backhand clear, forehand high service, drop
, fast drop, etc. |
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u***t
发帖数: 3986 | 4 Spin Art is designed for forehand - tacky surface, harder sponge. Ai
fukuhara is currently using it.
T05-FX might be good for backhand but it should also be suitable for
forehand. As soon as I opened the package the rubber started to bend towards
the surface - a sign that its sponge is tuned and filled with tension.
I'll try tonight. |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 5 i suggest you to try medium pips first in your backhand if u have troubles
to return serves, pips can easily return serves.
my serve is in 2200 level, last Sat., even 2100 level Henry had missed my
serves 2-3 times/game, (he uses short pips) but george never missed, even i
served to his forehand, he would move to use his backhand long pips to
return.
i felt backhand short top-side spin serve is more difficult to return than
forehand's, a lot of ppl missed my 3-5 meter high toss backhand top sid |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 6
）。
ur forehand is a lot more consistent, i saw even very high ball in
ur backhand, u still push back.
横打 can't be easily learned by yourself, even the famous Erwin
(used to be over 2300+, now 2100+) started to learn 横打 from Jiaqi,
Butterfly Bryce or Bryce FX(softer) is a good choice.
When i played Erwin, he tried to warm up 横打 a lot, but rarely used
it in real matches.
The best player who is using 横打 is Ken Lin, who used 横打 full-time
like Wang Hao does, i would suggest you ask him about who is ... 阅读全帖 |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 7 So i came to 5th game with a lot of confidence, i could see he
started to get nervous, but he did play very hard, one point was
i served and attack to his far forehand corner when i saw he start
to step around to counter-attack,
i was surprised to see he moved to his forehand so fast to smash back
str8t line to my backhand, he won that point.
he led 5:4 to switch sides. |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 8 right after the timeout, i had a thought if i concentrated 100% to win
the next point, it not only made me lead 8:5, it also destroyed his
comeback confidence.
i immediately twiddled my racket to return to his forehand, he was
even more surprised to see my return than i saw his serves
you know: guys like him with a huge powerful forehand would have less
advantage to serve backhand, actually that was his first backhand serve,
let alone standing in the middle of the table.
He was trying his weakne... 阅读全帖 |
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l******n
发帖数: 347 | 9 the short guy's style is very close to mine.
I have no forehand at all, his forehand is better than mine.
But he lack backhand by a lot. then half cut half push a bit defense play. |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 10 i played 2 summers back to 93,94, using a head racket which has very
good power and very good for forehand and serves, i was a fan of
andrew aggassi before..
now i am using Prince POG OS, it has less power for forehand and serves
but very good for backhand and volleys. |
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U*******1
发帖数: 1565 | 11 Thanks for the Baozi.
BTW, I also used RPB. Using it more and being not afraid of lossing the
point will improve our ability of using RPB. In recent games, I use RPB more
than forehand since they always serve/return to my backhand.
When our RPB is as good as forehand, then I do not know where they will serve . |
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U*******1
发帖数: 1565 | 12 Good choices,
Next, I will try to use your way of pushing to the forehand angle. I also
need to learn to erect paddle to chop it very strongly sometime.
Thanks for the tips
normally just push to the forehand angle, or erect my
with |
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U*******1
发帖数: 1565 | 13 At that time, I did not use RPB at all. At that time, I mostly use RPB at
practice, but very fewer in real matches. In recent months (even in USATT
games), I used 60-70% of RPB and 30-40% forehand in real matches. For people
lower than my skill, my RPB is very effective. For people 200+ better than
me, RPB is not very powerful. Now I am thinking that I still need to use
forehand more, which means more of feet movement. I love RPB since it needs
less feet movement so that it saves my energy.
Hope... 阅读全帖 |
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P****S
发帖数: 2457 | 14
Although chen91's forehand stroke is as "unnatural" as milestone's, to say
that "chen91正手还是推的动作" is not doing him full justice. Forehand wise,
I think he does have a little more extended arm motion than milestone.
Anyway, when I happened upon this piece of video, I was like "wow, that
looks familiar!"。。。。。。 |
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U*******1
发帖数: 1565 | 15 I guess that it depends on timing of hitting the ball
If you hit/loop the ball on the highest point, you are right,
If you loop the ball when the ball goes down, 低 is reasonable.
If backhand and forehand are the same level, this assumes that you hit/loop
forehand and backhand at the same timing.
For example, if you hit/loop earlier timing, you hand must be lower when you
finish hit/loop than that when you hit/loop later timing |
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J********9
发帖数: 36508 | 16 我打直板还是快攻为主，还是以高点为主，其实我看大木梯近台的时候，
起板也不低；只是他反手退台之后，起手低。但是即使有这个区别，近
台时候或者远台的时候，正反手起板高度还是一致的。
I guess that it depends on timing of hitting the ball
If you hit/loop the ball on the highest point, you are right,
If you loop the ball when the ball goes down, 低 is reasonable.
If backhand and forehand are the same level, this assumes that you hit/loop
forehand and backhand at the same timing.
For example, if you hit/loop earlier timing, you hand must be lower when you
finish hit/loop than that when you ... 阅读全帖 |
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U*******1
发帖数: 1565 | 17 In the first game, you gave too many forehand balls to him so that he made a
lot easy loops in hs forehand.
In the second game, you added more control in returning the balls, then he
made a lot of mistakes. Also your serve quality is better than the first
game.
For our penholders, if we do not make him loop easier, he will make mistakes
or we loop first. |
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U*******1
发帖数: 1565 | 18 I guess that WWTT use this way for both forehand and backhand (RPB)
consistently without changing the way of holding the paddle when changing
forehand to/backto backhand.
I think that it is OK for RPB.
RPB is in Evolution. When you was young, RPB was still not mature yet, |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 19 very rare for forehand...
i have not played against forehand full time 生胶 for at least 6 years... |
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l******l
发帖数: 2679 | 21 Most so called pen-holder advantage here are the myth.
If you played both pen-holder and shakehand, you would know, pen-holder's
forehand is not as powerful as shakehand.
of
where
Wang
the scene using our forehand to attack/loop first.
to find chances to use it. |
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l******l
发帖数: 2679 | 22 Haha, suffering from short term memory loss?
At just closed 2012 Korean Open, Xu forced a seventh game against
Zhang and lost only by 2 points. The match score was 3:4, not 1:4.
Both Zhang Jike and Ma long have upper-hands against all three
penholders, Xu, Ma and Wang. Only Xu could get the closest to an upset.
Wang and Ma seem hopeless.
No doubt, among all 3 elate penholders, Xu is at the top.
Reason? Among above 3 penholders, Xu has the best forehand. For an
elite level penholder player, foreh... 阅读全帖 |
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h*******a
发帖数: 1753 | 23 Xu Xin wins China Open - ZT
Chinas 22 year old Xu Xin really put the question to the Chinese management
during China Open in Shanghai: Do China really send their best players to
the Olympics in London? Xu beat Zhang Jike in the semis and Ma Long in the
finals, both in six games.
STIGA player Xu Xin has always been an extremely promising talent, and the
number one among the Worlds under 21. During the last week in Korea Open and
this week in China Open it seems like he has taken his quality as a ... 阅读全帖 |
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J********9
发帖数: 36508 | 24 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
usatt (usatt) 于 (Mon Aug 23 09:31:40 2010, 美东) 提到:
- Roger Dickson 今年估计要求和我分一组争取抱去年的仇, 可是丫又输给我. 1:1,
第三局他领先到10:6, 然后我16:14赢了, 他把拍一扔地上, 头撞墙两分种一个人在那
面壁. 然后1:3败了后狗不改吃屎又在那里左右抱怨我发球有问题...标准sore loser
- 阿三ASH不要脸赖明显的擦边球, 对此我很不爽不懈
- 1/4决赛本地的裁判帮本地的对手, call 我发球抛得低却不call对手遮挡
- 我自己; 打完比赛才总结出来, 我打球是看人比看球多, 应该眼睛盯球我却是盯人多
只用余光看球...coupled with我反手用得太少, 猛吃侧上旋(Q#$%@^#$^)发球, 步伐移动太慢, 反应差意识差...老是输给不改输的人
故: 决定第二次改打反手长胶, 已经进了最新的BTY FEINT LONG 3 带海绵的和NITTAKU
的MORISTO LP带海绵. 给我... 阅读全帖 |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 25 obow:
I went to my private IM and found out we contacted with each other
at the same time as deskew contacted me, so i mistook you as him.
寄信人: obow (steady and going down)
标 题: Re: 我奔了
发信站: 未名空间 (Sat May 16 20:19:22 2009)
来 源: 91.104.
Hi Chen91,
I have never played any TT matches in US, and I haven't played the game for
the last 9 years. As I am not familiar with the rating system I am also not
sure what level I could achieve even if I rediscover my best form overnight.
The best player I had... 阅读全帖 |
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h******r
发帖数: 1578 | 26 http://www.dallasnews.com/news/community-news/plano/headlines/2
By MATTHEW WATKINS
MATTHEW WATKINS The Dallas Morning News Staff Writer
m******[email protected]
Published: 31 December 2012 11:19 PM
On the night after Christmas, dozens of kids gathered to play pingpong in
dimly lit gyms behind two separate Plano strip centers.
Most of them were smiling and laughing as they sweated and swung their
paddles, sending little orange balls all over the hardwood floors. But these
weren’t basement warriors... 阅读全帖 |
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i**********p
发帖数: 1341 | 27 什么啊，我输给她两次都是正式的league的，她和我打的时候league分应该14xx了
后来我问ava怎么赢她，ava不屑得说she doesn't have forehand
一想我真脑残，给她正手位太少了..
这是几个月前事情了 要是她从她老公那学点forehand，我估计还是打不过 |
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t*******f
发帖数: 2634 | 28 One a 体校的 badminton player came to my Univ. The whole
school team rotated to fight him. No single chance to win
for an entire afternoon. My impression was that his back-
hand was more powerful than others' forehand, let alone
his forehand smashes.
Later heard that he was retired from a province team, no
chance to go further in his competition career. |
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b*******e
发帖数: 724 | 29 1. Serves, Pete's serve has not been surpassed and will not be. If you ever
watched
one of his "good" serving matches. Not even has to be the best. When he is on
fire,
he is truely unstoppable.
2. Volley, Pete is a great volley player. His S/V game on US open was at his
best in the past
two years.
3. Big Big forehand. Especially that beautiful running forehand return.
I think everybody knows what I am talking about.
If you have watched him on US Open, he recently developed a new weapon, the
back |
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b*******e
发帖数: 724 | 30 From years of playing with amature players(myself too), I find most of them
can be sorted into one of the four categories below.
level D: be able to hit consistent forehand, weak backhand, serve sucks, no
pace, no consistency. Can't play matches at all. Baseline hitter.
C: good pace on FH, BH slice can get the ball back, but not deep and
penetrating. Serve goes in, can play some matches.
B: Good pace and placement on Forehand, BH slice is deep, low and consistent.
Serve with good pace, not great |
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x*o
发帖数: 1037 | 31 上次3：6输了一个set以后 回去想了一下 今天有备而来
上次交手 一个game都没hold,今天猜边的时候对方选择receive.
young gun上来就on fire，利用反手调动我，然后正手频频killer forehand,打得我疲
于奔命，又被破 0:1
第二个game,我也一样攻击他的二发，注意变化角度，好几个球他也没办法。1:1
然后我艰难hold住自己的发球局，领先。young gun开始摔拍子（真想不通他的拍子怎么
还没被摔坏）然后很轻松就4:1
这个时候感觉他完全give up，发球很轻，几乎是碰过来，软软的。我也开始打软球，结
果被他几个killer forehand搞得没脾气，加上自己失误几个，居然被扳成 4：4
这时候他又来劲了，关键时候我用正手topspin和他相持，他在底线后一两米的正手我还
可以对付。结果总是他overhit.他改变策略增加上网以后成效还不错，几个反手swing
volley和drop shot害得我在95度的气温下跑到快喘不过气来。不过最终他以一个网前e
asy shot的失误输掉那个game, 5:4
之后他大发脾气(我真怕他把 |
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l******n
发帖数: 641 | 32 Part II: Hitting the Net
Problem: Hitting into the net too often.
Repairs:
1.You might be hitting late. If you meet the ball farther forward, your racq
uet will have opened up more, and you'll hit higher. For one-handers, this i
s a common problem, because the ideal point of contact is farther forward th
an it is on the forehand side, thus one has less time to prepare. For two-ha
nders, the ideal point of contact is the same as for the Eastern forehand, e
ven with the front hip.
2.Try starting t |
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x****s
发帖数: 356 | 33 I am pretty much sure that you may lost in bagal, if you dont have any singl
es experience, even you have big serve and forehand.
You wont have chance to use your forehand from the head to toe, hehe, and it
is very hard to get two free points via aces in one game in singles.
If you are in SH or around and only play tennis for one year, you can play a
guy named ShaoJun. Normally, he will award you 100 RMB if you can beat him,
under a format, he gives you two points every game.
Heihei.
Technics/ma |
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a***8
发帖数: 2433 | 34 Everybody is different and they all have unique moves. I don't think it's
helpful to discuss details of where the feet, arm, and legs are and how they
move. In fact, I think this kind of details do more misleading than help.
After all, a stroke is better demonstrated in person, or video, than in
words.
If I have to distinguish tradition Forehand (TFH) and modern Forehand (MFH),
I'd like to address it at game style level. Briefly speaking, TFH is for
the flatter, lower bounced baseline rallies wi |
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R*g
发帖数: 16085 | 35
2 hands, i dont know why neither, just play and play, finally i found that i
got much power and stability than forehand, most of the time, the ball is
very fast and even no rebound on the ground,just pass away.(my opponents
told me)
I generate the power using left hand, as right hand, just for keeping and
holding the racket
right hand: using super-western grip both back and forehand.
Maybe not 4.5, but i think at least 4 according to the description. |
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J***e
发帖数: 283 | 36 how many of you like nick's stuff? maybe i am too weak to enjoy them... :(
nick's stuff is not quite good for beginners, i personally feel, the
forehand, backhand and sonic serve, focus too much on mid to advanced level
skills, the pursuit of power and speed... but w/o solid fundamentals, just
trying to hit killer forehand with relaxed grip and wrist, the ball is going
everywhere and you easily hurt yourself... sonic serve is just a bad bad
starting form for beginners, when you giving your hip f |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 37 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
apollow (apollow) 于 (Sat Aug 8 00:27:32 2009, 美东) 提到:
活生生把semi-open semi-western forehand搞成了semi-open eastern forehand,不伦不类啊
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venus (nene) 于 (Sat Aug 8 02:19:09 2009, 美东) 提到:
bso跟ff一样分格 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 38 偶曾几何时突然对身侧球很有感觉，不再屡屡下网，running forehand
也稳定了一些。
但是最近又不行了。由于偶学习了女选手那种在身前撸一圈的那种正手
（classic forehand?)，球如果在身前就很好打，如果在身侧就很不好
发力。
该怎么办？加强跑动不是办法，因为偶跑不太动。这种身侧球（正手）
该怎么打？ |
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N*****7
发帖数: 1899 | 39 First, move feet slightly for a true 侧身 forehand drive. It is often used.
In rally, Federer uses open stance without much 侧身. When he tris to end a
mid court forehand, he turns not just body, but feet 90-135 degrees. (right foot
to behind left)
No need run a lot in 侧身. Just imagine a point you are going to hit the ball,
and move two small steps and move to face that point, the right fence is in
front your eyes - you have turned 90 degrees. Wait for the ball to enter that
point...
When you used t |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 40 acc has more consistency in serves and backhand, he also has more powerful
forehand.
JudieYan's serves are lethal, if it is in. However, his first serve rate
is not too high and there are some double faults. His forehand is also
loopier than acc and did not create many winner as acc did.
Based on these observation, I'd say whether JudieYan could win acc depends
on his serves -- on a low percentage day he is likely to lose.
I estimate JudieYan has an average 1st serve speed at about 100mph and
th |
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g*****y
发帖数: 7271 | 41 JudieYan has quite good pace on his forehand and backhand drive from the
practice video and match video. Most of his losing points are because his
backhand slice is not deep.
I think if he can practice his backhand slice more often and forehand angle
control (playing some double with one at net setting might help this). He
will be very hard to break. But most people love to hit powerful flat/
topspin shots in practice but are not practicing their backhand slice enough
. I myself is guilty of thi |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 42 The latter is correct, even if you are hitting classic forehand.
If you are hitting window wiper forehand, then no doubt the latter
is correct.
的？ |
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N*****7
发帖数: 1899 | 43 Agree. Previously I did not notice LZ was using continental for forehand,
meant no need to change hand whether to return topsin or flat.
Continental is not a choice for forehand. |
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W*N
发帖数: 1354 | 44 Well, since most of the time that I approach the net, I have pushed him to
one corner of the court. Mostly on his backhand. The forehand court was open
,that is why I tried to push to that side. But both forehand and backhand
volleys were outside the sidelines. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 45 Nadal's forehand was No.1 in the world in 2008 by statistics.
Even Federer said "I wanted Nadal's forehand", hehe.
His serve was consistently weak though.
Davydenko, on the other hand, when I say his volley is weak,
it is *really* weak, hehe. If you watch a few his losing
matches, you will notice defense is a real issue for him
to get a better career. His serve is majorly due to his height,
there is nothing much he could do about it.
Playing against an attacker is when his weaknesses start to
sh |
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b*****t
发帖数: 758 | 46 That is true. Get down to it, it is the error percentage. I can play easily
10+ forehands with no unforced error, cannot say that for the backhand. Like
the idea of challenging others forehand with backhand. I can probably dedicate next month ball machine sections to backhands, just in time for the singles season. |
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s*********d
发帖数: 2406 | 47 FYB的forehand improvement 教程很好，我这段时间反复看
结合自己的video ，进行改进觉得不错
FYB总结了forehand的5个基本要素，我觉得 这个5个基本做好了达到highschool level
应该不是很难，当然这个5要素 依然有缺点，比如没有将击球的时机， 脚步结合等说
明
下边是我自己的理解。请大家指正。
最后我会给出video的 link
如果把这5个因素放到现在的Pro，来看，除了老一辈的选手外，
99% 的年轻一代，80年以后的球手，都是基本一样的 。
1.Pivot and shoulder Turn
这个就是我们通常所说的预备转身引拍动作，
video要求一定要从面向向球场，身体转到侧边，而且手要求搭在拍子上
同时中心开始转移到左脚上（右手持拍）
2.Take the racquet back
引拍动作，这个过程，左手平行底线，在胸部高度，
脚重心移动到右脚。 （引拍的过程，跟别的教程没有多大区别）
但是左手平行这个说的比较少。 翻看大部分的PRO慢动作 他们都是一致的，
个别稍微有一点弯曲，但是节本动作一样。
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a*****3
发帖数: 10373 | 48 Ooops,第一个回复就是来踢馆的!
http://tennis.about.com/od/forehandfaq/f/faqforehand6.htm
Question:
Should I use any wrist motion on my forehand?
Answer:
Turning your wrist as if you were turning a doorknob is just about the worst thing you can do to your ability to control your forehand. The somewhat popular notion of rolling over the ball to produce topspin is quite silly. Just a couple of degrees of tilt in your racquet face will readily send your shot into the net or long, and there's no way you can time |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 49 Cilic就是你说的第二种wrist啊。
第一种window wiper forehand里要用的吧？偶不会，感觉太容易受伤。
worst thing you can do to your ability to control your forehand. The
somewhat popular notion of rolling over the ball to produce topspin is quite
silly. Just a couple of degrees of tilt in your racquet face will readily
send your shot into the net or long, and there's no way you can time the
rotation of your wrist to put the racquet face at just the right angle
during the few thousandths of a second that it meets the ball.
you prep |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 50 Classic forehand will end up above shoulder, outside shoulder or
at chest height.
Window wiper forehand will end up at waist height, or above head
like Nadal. |
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