Tennis Grips Explained - Tennis Lesson - Grips Instruction
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0:30, The Bevel and Knuckle
1:50, Continental (bevel 2)
2:48, European Forehand (bevel 3)
3:24, Semi-Western (bevel 4)
4:25, Full-Western (bevel 5)
5:09, European Backhand (bevel 1)
Best tutorial ever and glad I came upon this today ❤🎾
Not bad for someone who is a lefty himself. I would have never known. Perfect instructions for us righties.
Thanks
Finally someone who explains how the racket should be held and what the angle of your knuckles should be with every grip. Also the zoom in on every grip makes this the best tennis grips video I have seen so far! Thank you!
So far this is the best and most "human" grip video. Thank you.
Dmytro Savytsky Glad I acted human! haha You're welcome.
same here LOL
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Good video and explanation without taking 20 minutes!
Impressed with Ian's ability to explain fundamentals as well as esoteric dimensions of tennis (grips, watch the ball, tactics), as well as providing drills. I keep coming back to his instruction.
This is probably one of the most important lesson for tennis beginners. This has helped me improve all my shots and understand how even a slightly different grip can change the shot played
Thank you for including the angle of the knuckles...No one else ever does that. For a "general" explanation this was more informative than the majority of other grip explanation videos on youtube. Along with your myth busted videos, this video contains no pseudo-scientific terms or concepts that just about every other tennis channel falls for.
I try my best to stick with the facts and make my approach as simple as possible :-) Thanks for watching!
Thanks. This by far the best and simple demonstration of the grips. As am commenting, I searched and fell on this video, with some strange pain at side of my right wrist, and not the joint itself. I switched to balls number 1 for beginners with my son and after sometime the pain developed.
I agree- THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO DISPLAYING THE DIFFERENT GRIPS. I like how he reminded us of the grips throughout to highlight the comparisons.
Definitely the BEST grip explanation. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it, Paul!
Wow finally a explanation about grips! Thanks for your great lessons!
You're very welcome, Steevo. -Ian
Thank you for this great video explaining the grips! Very clear, concise, and well produced!
I'm a new competitive team player for my school and I was wondering why it felt so uncomfortable to swing, hopefully next time I practice I can utilize this, thank you so much for this video
Switching to a new-grip can be VERY strange at first. It's almost like learning a new-game entirely.
Good luck at school.
Thanks man,you really helped me a lot because i am playing tennis for over 7 years now(im 14) and my whole life ive been using the full western just because i got used to it and my coach did not do anything to correct that,now ill try to use the eastern forehand (i would still use western but i always have trouble with the high shots and i cant return them very strong),once again thank you,i really appreciate it :) (hope ypu see this comment)
After two months of playing and watching a ton of tennis content, I finally learned all the grips 🙂 thanks for the video!
Very good explanation. Easy to understand, and non robotic since it allows you to do slight variations.
I took some clinics with this moron who just kept saying "Put your knuckle here, put your knuckle there, yada yada yada," and I couldn't get it until he literally moved my hand, but your tutorial was GREAT. I LOVE how you used the octagon shape and numbers and described the knuckle to bevel relationship. Very well done and THANK YOU.
Would love to see a split-screen super slo-mo close-up (of each grip) of actually hitting (with each grip).
Yes
Thank you so much for teaching the theory. This is how I learn, I'm new to tennis and everything about this lesson was foreign to me. Looking forward to applying this theory
Thanks for the concise explanation.
Very well explained, so far the best, thank you for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it, Yoel! Thanks for watching.
Thank you Ian for the grip explanations, I was very confused how to grip the racket for the one handed-backhand now it’s less confusing
Ian this is very practical delivery of grip clarity.
Thanks for watching!
Finally a video on gripping the racket, two years into the channel.
This was published 5 years ago, Felix 🙂
Be sure to check out this one as well: ruclips.net/video/gMlnI9Sqll8/видео.html
I can understand your descriptions! Thanks! 👍
The best and simple explanation. Great!
Excellent! I have always found grips confusing but he is very clear.
very informative lesson thank you very much greetings from egypt
Thank you! That helped. I wasn't aware the knuckles went straight along bevel 1 on an Eastern backhand.
Good helpful video. I'm largely a self taught player when it comes to grips and am delighted to see that I'm mostly doing the right thing, viz semi western forehand and European backhand. Or atleast I'm more or less close to it. Finer points always help.
Best video about the grips I have seen so far, very helpful, thanx so much.
Thanks for making this video so easy to understand. Super helpful...
Thank you so much for creating this video!! ❤
Great concise breakdown
Wonderfully clear explanation!!!
Perfectly explained thank you 🙌🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for all the videos! Keep posting more!
Amazing video. Explained it in a super easy to understand and concise manner
You are a good teacher. Thank you!
After 20 years of playing tennis, I didn't know I was using the same forehand grip as Federer! Its also the grip for my slice backhand. thax
FINALLY!! A decent grip guide video! THANKS!!
Great video. It shows very clearly what each grip is like. Really appreciate it.
I'm joining tennis at my school, starting in a few months. I really don't like going into things blind but i know absolutely nothing about tennis except that 0 is love. This video helped alot, took me a while to peice it together but after looking up the terms you mentioned i think i get it. Thx for helping, hope i don't screw up at intramurals XD
Best of luck to you! -Ian
Thank you so much for this video. You have a very straightforward and direct teaching style which is super helpful.
Well explained and done so in reasonable time. Subscribed
Thank you for the lesson.😁😁😁😁
This really sums up the grips
Glad it was helpful!
This was such a great video, nice work!
Love it - thanks for posting!
Great video! I'm using eastern forehand grip and I just recently noticed that my thumb isn't embracing the handle, it's kind of laying on the bevel 1 parallel to the edge of the racket. Is it a technical flaw that may impact my forehand? I wonder if it's something I should work on.
Thanks Ian. Just getting back into tennis and learned on a continental grip but am now using an Eastern. Semi Western seems very popular but at my age Eastern seems best. Great video. Very clear. Keep up the good work. P.
Very similar to handling a fishing pole in fresh water pro competition. Thanks.
Great video on grips
Good work. Thanks for this video.
greatest grip video ever made
Excellent explanation.. thank you very much..
Awesome video man! I love the way you explained it.
I study sports and physical science(it is my major in college) and I have a tennis test tomorrow it’s weird to say that ......
and I also know nothing about tennis so thank you this was helpful
very helpful and easy to follow!
I'm starting to play tennis and id like to know if it's necessary to change the grip every single time you hit a forehand and then s backhand? Thanks for the video you explain thing very straightforward.
In short- yes. You simply cannot hit a good backhand with a forehand grip, unless you play with a continental grip.
Thank you for the great video!
Great Vid!!
Thanks for the knowledge shared
You guys are the best.
Hi great vid,
As I've always played in France, So I never could work out the english terms for the different grip types.
question do you only use a continental grip for serving?
cheers
Chris
Christopher elsas serves and volleys mainly
Also overheads
Well when you say you can't really drive with a western grip but seeing that I use a western grip and kinda extreme but not so much I can drive perfectly fine and with that extra topspin is a deadly weapon in my arsenal.
Ian this good video but I wish you would talk about grip placement because you just moved the grip up and down the handle and I know having the heel hanging and now hanging changes things.
Nice !
Thank you 🙏🏻
Yes this an excellent video! Do you live near Nashville Tn? You are awesome!
Thank you very much
You bet
Great video!
6:02 Ahh, i see what you did there 👌 you got me XD
*TFW your coach tries to teach you grips, and you never paid attention, now years later you realize their importance*
I only do continental... for serves, power serves, slice serves, everything. The exception is when I cut the ball, which I do eastern/continental because I try to either put as much top spin or skip on the ball as I can, to either drive it into the person or away... Time to practice eastern :/ (my forehands are fine, but I'm going to see the effects of eastern grip in driving my forehands while maintaining my top spin, as my top spin has always been a little lacking in forehand land)
Very good video
Hey Ian - Great video. I'm curious. Do you have your base knuckle on bevel #1 when you hit a topspin backhand?
Short question: from forehand to backhand, any tricks to swap the position from eastern forehand to a comfy backhand grip?
How would you call the serve grip type of Ivanisovic ? Eastern backhand ? Purpose: produce slice serve
Thank you!
Do you alter grips for the forehand depending on the situation or stick with the one you’re most comfortable with?
I personally try to stay away from changing grips with my students, Mads. It has to be a really, really extreme way of holding the racquet and/or be leading to some other really serious problem for me to go there. Changing a grip after years of playing is really, really tough.
Honestly I love the eastern grip.
Thank you for this! Best video on proper racket grips for me! 💯 🏆
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks 👍🏻
You’re welcome 😊
So could you say that the eastern backhand and the continental can be somewhat the same? Thanks for the great video.
Is an eastern backhand grip essentially the same as a western forehand? It looks like where and how you grab the racket is the exact same.
please upload the double handed backhand grip video asap please. i really need the explanation.
hi, do you have any videos on handling high balls on forehand side and on the backhand side with one handed backhand?
Ian could you tell me what's the so called Australian grip and who use it at the present, because I hit my FH with a grip that's between the continental and the Eastern grips and I believe that it's the Australian grip Am I correct? thanks a lot
Whats your opinion on the Head Tis6 racquet for someone coming back into tennis after a decade off .. i serve very flat but fast .. and play mostly doubles.. is this an ok racquet? I used to use a wilson hyper hammer
I have a good player, not great, beats me about 60 percent tell me i need hammer grip eastern for backhand, dont like it, I like more angle with knuckles, feels more stable with index on 2, 1 seems extreme as always hit on 2, may try against wall, I do want to work on follow through at end of swing as I have recently had wrist issues, may have let wrist bend backwards as I finish up high, I will swing up slightly and forward slightltly, then across, the windshield wiper immediately with forehand or backhand immediately rolling across seems tough on wrist, 55 years old though, great video!
hammer grip eastern only wawrinka uses among top players. its bizarre n not recommended in general. this is why u will see stan chips back his returns always. his return is sorely BAD. mainly bcoz with this grip the forehand and backhands are completely different. so he makes a tentative timid return.
Can you please link the lesson on two hand backhand grip?
Roger uses a continental grip, he stated so himself in his AO press conference, when he lost to Tsitsipas earlier in the year.
No he doesn’t. No pro uses a continental. Federer switches between eastern and semi western
Thank you.
Man this was helpful :)
[new subscriber; my 3rd post aka comment] ...THANK you for this great tutorial.
I'm a leftie but have always played sports with my right being the 'shooting hand'. I am switching back to my left both as an experiment; reason being it is a long story.
thecrowrains Glad it was helpful, thanks for subscribing!
+Matthew Herb ~ good to read about another person's "Switch Up" too. Thanks! I switched tennis over to my left due to my right-shoulder pain from an old martial arts injury.
I write left-handed and just thought to experiment, not only in tennis but on the basketball court too. Surprisingly shooting with my left felt comfortable!
so does that mean that my grip is incorrect? i place my hand straight across on all shots,especially on the forehand.
What about the "height" of the grip in the longitudinal direction of the racket? Is there a general rule for that or does ir vary from player to player and from hit to hit?
How about the heel pad position? Is it OK if the heel pad is on one less bevel?
when i am in a game, should i switch my grip during the game to hit forehand vs backhand?
Most definitely, yes! -Ian
thanks!
For beginners like me, it's easier than done. Hehe. My coach always tells me to change grip, and I often don't.
Great Grip explanation Ian. I always send the link to this Vid to my students who are trying to learn the various grips. Send me the Invoice at the end of the month :D I give students 'Homework' of sitting on the couch watching TV and be able to cycle through the various grips with thier racquet by feel rather than looking at the handle. Any other ideas about drills/training to get a student familiar with the grips and especially changing between grips automatically to suit the incoming ball?
THANK YOU
I don’t understand how to change grip on every shot, unless at some point it becomes second nature, how can one keep track of this?