Tennis Shots: Forehand

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Summary: To hit forehand in tennis, begin by stepping forward with foot opposite the ball side. Learn how to get in position to hit a forehand in this free tennis lesson from a tennis instructor.

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By Elisabet Mateos
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Elizabet Mateos has been playing tennis since she was six years old. She moved to the U.S. from Barcelona, Spain to accept a scholarship to play tennis in college. She has been...read more

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"Now we are going to be talking how to do a forehand. First thing you want to put your left foot in front of you if you are right handed. It is going to be your right foot in front of you if you are left handed. You want to bring your racket back. I really like for my students instead of looping up, try to keep your elbow just back and close to your body when you are getting your racket back. You also want to get your racket kind of low, try your shot from here, but it is really going to help to have your elbow close to your body just to keep your racket right in the position where you want to hit it. Then you want to have your legs just a little bended, your back straight, you do not want to be bending your back it is not really going to help you but your body is just a little bent and ready to shot and hit back the ball. Then you are going to start bringing your racket in front of you, you are going to let your elbow go, you are going to hit the shot and this is important, you are going to finish your shot and wrap it up elbow almost under your chin and recover your racket to the ready position. Come back to the center."

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