My shots

[bowt]

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/blog-post.html

backhands front view

2nd shot in particular is good because I feel like i have a big step and quite low to the ground

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/richards-forehands-side-view-27-05-12.html

forehand front view

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/richards-forehands-front-view-27-05-12.html

forehand front view

since reading the article on ATP forehand I really want to change alot of things about my forehand

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/richards-serves-side-view-27-05-12.html

serve side view

this is my worst shot

I have difficulty transferring my weight forward and the position my body makes at contact isnt good. I find it hard to change / feel my serve

[tennis_chiro]

Nice job, Alfredo!

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au...blog-post.html

backhands front view

2nd shot in particular is good because I feel like i have a big step and quite low to the ground

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/richards-forehands-side-view-27-05-12.html

forehand front view

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/richards-forehands-front-view-27-05-12.html

forehand front view

since reading the article on ATP forehand I really want to change alot of things about my forehand

http://andrevazpinto.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/richards-serves-side-view-27-05-12.html

serve side view

this is my worst shot

I have difficulty transferring my weight forward and the position my body makes at contact isnt good. I find it hard to change / feel my serve

Andre,
It sure seems like your dad did a pretty good job. What level are you playing at in Australia? How old are you?

It seems to me your forehand has a lot of the elements Brian Gordon is advocating in his most recent article. Backhand looks sound and so does the serve. As for trying to move into the ball a little more on the serve, why don't you try taking the jump out (just for a drill for a little while) and practice hitting the serve and taking one step in with your right foot. Then when you feel your body moving through the shot, go back to your jump and be sure your left foot lands a good 6" to a foot in front of the baseline.

don

[bowt]

thanks for the reply don

I am Richard and Andre is my coach

cheers

[bottle]

bot to bowt

That website certainly is interesting right now. I love being able to compare different students so easily. And how did the tennis ball get so big?

I clicked on Boon's and Sarah's forehands. And was impressed with the way they both kept the shot in the slot.