Your "3 balls image" concept is one of the best advice for me. My forehand now has more power and control. Thank you for easy to understand approach!🎉😊
Nice video, coach. Thanks. Have a question, extension in the forward swing sounds important but doesn’t the tip to contact the ball out in front sort of contradict this? I mean out in front you’re running of the swing path so to speak. In other words it’s harder to hit three balls lined up. Maybe the contact shouldn’t really be that much out in front. Hope my point makes sense.
I understand what you mean. You are correct; with a semi-western forehand grip, you should be making contact with the ball out in front. Imagine the first of the three balls is your contact point out in front. The two balls in front of that will encourage you to move forward and extend your arm forward during and after contact. If you are already at full extension and moving your body weight through the shot, then I suspect you are already elongating your contact point, and I wouldn't suggest you exaggerate the motion.
Hitting 3 balls is an awesome mental image to lock in the concept. Excellent. Thanks for the video.
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Your "3 balls image" concept is one of the best advice for me. My forehand now has more power and control. Thank you for easy to understand approach!🎉😊
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"Hitting through 3 balls" by extending elbow : A Better term than "weight transfer" in therory.❤
Weight transfer is not correct term in physics.
elongate is the key. thx
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Nice video, coach. Thanks. Have a question, extension in the forward swing sounds important but doesn’t the tip to contact the ball out in front sort of contradict this? I mean out in front you’re running of the swing path so to speak. In other words it’s harder to hit three balls lined up. Maybe the contact shouldn’t really be that much out in front. Hope my point makes sense.
I understand what you mean. You are correct; with a semi-western forehand grip, you should be making contact with the ball out in front. Imagine the first of the three balls is your contact point out in front. The two balls in front of that will encourage you to move forward and extend your arm forward during and after contact.
If you are already at full extension and moving your body weight through the shot, then I suspect you are already elongating your contact point, and I wouldn't suggest you exaggerate the motion.
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