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Looking for the new issue...... Couldn't find it.
Decided my one handed backhand could use some help. Reread all 6 sections and picked up a couple of very important points. The shoulder rotation on the one hander is as great as on the forehand in its own way. By really getting the front shoulder turned one can generate much more power.
The rotation of the raquet after contact is something I had not realized how it is done. Still don't know if I can execute it, but very good information especially on hitting short angles with the proper roatation. I look forward to trying this technique.
Now, then I shall resume my search for the new issue...... Not over here..... Have you looked over there...... Must be here somewhere.......
Great work John!!
Decided my one handed backhand could use some help. Reread all 6 sections and picked up a couple of very important points. The shoulder rotation on the one hander is as great as on the forehand in its own way. By really getting the front shoulder turned one can generate much more power.
The rotation of the raquet after contact is something I had not realized how it is done. Still don't know if I can execute it, but very good information especially on hitting short angles with the proper roatation. I look forward to trying this technique.
Now, then I shall resume my search for the new issue...... Not over here..... Have you looked over there...... Must be here somewhere.......
Great work John!!
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