Stay way from the 2hbh, the artificial rackets and strings today are allowing players to just stand on the baseline, there is much less skill required today and a 2hbh is used traditionally by players who cannot master a 1hbh.
When you say science, can you describe the action in scientific terminology? The term premium is not a scientific description base on anatomical movement. Can you send me the scientific data on the study that was done that you are referencing? Thanks
i consider the two handed backhand the best shot in my repertoire and i can agree 100 percent on the biomechanic sequence - beatifully explained
Thank you Rick
thanks Rick. you are always ahead. I have improved a lot , through your advices . a life for tennis .. thanks for everything
love it! thank you
Thanks RICK
For your beautifully explained tips
Soo good..thank you
Djokovic's takeback is at 6'oclock coach
Brilliant
3:08 right as Rick was talking about being relaxed and smiling, the guy on the court on the other side of the fence is a case in point
good catch 😆
The pull and Push synchronous or sequencial?
This is the best clear video about the 2-handed backhand.
Playing a UTR match against junior college player next Monday hopes win.
at 2:30 you say "left arm bend". should the elbow be lifted upwards, just like the right arm on the forehand? thanks
Love your vids every time. Thank you
You the best developmental coach there is.i would love to work for you
I was about to say that Rick just described how to do Djokovic's backhand and then he then mentioned Djokovic.
do you move the racquet forward by pulling with the right or by pushing with the left?
Pulling w right to initiate stroke...then pushing w left to control stroke through contact and extension.
@@leviticusspeaks7732 yup ^
Great video. Aside from the slogan. If a way is worse than the better way, then that is a wrong way.
which direction do you pull the racquet? from back to front in a straight line, or more pulling from left to right?
Dont pull the racket. Reach out away from your body with relaxed arms. Like this. ruclips.net/video/gG1WmwLwotk/видео.html
Pull back to front...🤦
Stay way from the 2hbh, the artificial rackets and strings today are allowing players to just stand on the baseline, there is much less skill required today and a 2hbh is used traditionally by players who cannot master a 1hbh.
When you say science, can you describe the action in scientific terminology? The term premium is not a scientific description base on anatomical movement. Can you send me the scientific data on the study that was done that you are referencing? Thanks
Copy the women. They have the best two handed backhands. Of the men I really like Nakashima’s backhand. And Sinner
Alcaraz, Djokovic, sinner, and Borna coric, best two handed backhands mechanically speaking.
im totally agree with you
djokovic do not play with this backhand alcaraz play with this one backhand
I think single handed backhand is superior.