How To Develop The Perfect Backhand Wrist Snap In 7 Simple Steps (FAST!)

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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2020
  • In this video, we’re clearing up the controversy on the backhand wrist snap, whether flicking your wrists actively gives you more power, and what the science says about what the pros do on their backhands.
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Комментарии • 39

  • @RacquetFlex
    @RacquetFlex  4 года назад +4

    Happy New Years athletes! We hope this video finds you well and carries you on your journey to on-court success!

    • @geepeeone
      @geepeeone 3 года назад

      You guys have the highest quality tennis coaching videos. I feel guilty watching with no payment. What's your Patreon? I will set a contribution.

  • @joseh899
    @joseh899 4 года назад +21

    The BEST INSTRUCTION AND HAIR ON RUclips!! 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🎾🎾🎾🎾

  • @Armando_Lara
    @Armando_Lara 3 года назад +1

    You are the only one which actually explains the pull and push motion, thank you man, this is what I needed to know.

  • @js45658
    @js45658 4 года назад +4

    You deserve some serious kudos for making such good videos and putting together this amazing material! Great job also to give credit where it's due and given your sources you can never go wrong. Keep up the good work man!

  • @ethanolsoup
    @ethanolsoup 4 года назад

    If i were to suggest this idea to anyone it would be you guys, the most well researched, well respected channel i know. i feel there should be a video on learning to slide, and i know, ‘its dangerous, dont learn to do it’ but like me, many younger players are too stubborn to listen, and the fact that there are no tutorials online, imo make it more dangerous for younger players to learn correctly and safely, when i learnt, i was cautious, but easily could have sprained and ankle, or injured myself, so a channel like you that is so well researched and respected could teach younger players to slide more safely

  • @zknarc
    @zknarc 4 года назад +2

    Finally someone putting out decent advice on the 2hbh and acknowledging the lag you see in top players bh. Great content as always.

  • @pats300zx
    @pats300zx 4 года назад +2

    Another great RF video. Your explanation of things is absolutely fantastic. Love this channel.

  • @davemiz8521
    @davemiz8521 4 года назад +3

    Very intuitive and helpful! Look forward to applying it on the court. Thanks for the amazing video again!

    • @RacquetFlex
      @RacquetFlex  4 года назад

      It's our genuine pleasure, Dave. Let us know how your training goes!

  • @vectorthurm
    @vectorthurm 4 года назад +1

    I've hit 2 hander my whole life but struggled with coordinating (who's in charge, left arm, right arm?) Recently I started practicing on my own just using one hand (left) and then just 2 or 3 fingers or my right. This video clears up a lot for me and it's pretty cool that your drill lines up with what I was already doing. Thank you guys!!

  • @iagomonte5937
    @iagomonte5937 4 года назад +2

    Great video, really good information, congratulations

  • @Peter-kw6jw
    @Peter-kw6jw 2 года назад

    the most helpful video i have ever watched

  • @user-in2vo9cc6d
    @user-in2vo9cc6d 4 года назад +3

    Love your videos I find it to be much better others! Volley tutorial maybe? Would be great :))

  • @jamesf.3393
    @jamesf.3393 3 года назад

    thanks, love the scientific yet entertaining and lively approach. You guys are the best.

  • @caldwellkelley3084
    @caldwellkelley3084 4 года назад +1

    Raquet Flex with the much need information to help players improve! Super Thanks!

  • @TennisTrollChannel
    @TennisTrollChannel 4 года назад +1

    Great video again -

  • @raudelcompanioni4493
    @raudelcompanioni4493 3 года назад

    Great video, like always!!!

  • @jeanpauljeanpaul2530
    @jeanpauljeanpaul2530 2 года назад

    Phenomenal! well done young sir.

  • @RobertSchmitt
    @RobertSchmitt 2 года назад

    Would love a backhand video on different heights of shots. How it changes for very low and high balls

  • @obaidfarghani9202
    @obaidfarghani9202 2 года назад

    awseome thanks

  • @ethanolsoup
    @ethanolsoup 4 года назад +2

    ppl give y’all alot of credit for the content, but the editing is just as impressive

  • @nrhan1404
    @nrhan1404 4 года назад

    Nice video!!
    Do you have some tips about one-handed backhand?

  • @jeffreydripstein4950
    @jeffreydripstein4950 4 года назад +1

    Love the hair, and of course, the video!

  • @persadsanjay
    @persadsanjay 4 года назад

    Thank you. What’s the angle of the racquet at contact? Is the racquet face closed slightly at contact or does it differ based on ball height?

  • @Venom0007
    @Venom0007 4 года назад

    @
    RacquetFlex Could u make a video for sliding on hard court ? Love the content btw !

  • @SparkiNgFLasH7
    @SparkiNgFLasH7 Год назад

    Which arm dominates in the swing? The bottom or top hand?

  • @rickywatson5955
    @rickywatson5955 4 года назад

    Hi Racketflex! Great video
    I have a question; what is the best way to achieve a great racket drop on forehand and backhand( Any Cue or analogy) other than keeping the arm loose?

    • @RacquetFlex
      @RacquetFlex  4 года назад +1

      Hi Ricky, great question. It is all in the preparation. Loading the biggest parts of your body i.e hips, legs, trunk. A good way to make sure you are fully loaded on the forehand is to stretch your off arm across until it is parallel is to the baseline.
      #2 Preparing your hitting arm to the hitting side of your body and your racquet head up so that it can flip down and back as you accelerate forward.
      Hope this helps!

  • @Piolo-hp4yi
    @Piolo-hp4yi 4 года назад

    Im having trouble with getting the ball down the line at the backhand side and the ones that i get down the line generally are slow with no topspin or very close to the center of the court what could be the mistakes that im making in the preparation, swing, stance, follow through and finish that make this happen? And what advices could you give me to improve that?

    • @ethanolsoup
      @ethanolsoup 4 года назад

      im not raquetflex lol, but i think what would help is if you keep your torso parallel to the net, and dont follow through all the way over your shoulder, but still keep the same racket path that is explained in this video

    • @Piolo-hp4yi
      @Piolo-hp4yi 4 года назад

      @@ethanolsoup Thank you mate!

  • @teddynguyen6749
    @teddynguyen6749 Год назад

    The demonstration clips keep switching between a left-handed and a right-handed player, so it’s pretty confusing to follow which arm you meant specifically.

  • @silentquartz1124
    @silentquartz1124 4 года назад

    I still have a problem my left shoulder hit my chin which is bad because i can hurt myself

  • @ispeakasiplease
    @ispeakasiplease 4 года назад

    Everyone should just learn the one handed backhand 😆