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How to Improve a Forehand in Tennis

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Summary: Improving a forehand in tennis means tracking the ball while bringing the racket back and keeping the hand on the ball as long as possible. Discover how to make contact with a tennis ball out in front of the body with help from a tennis director in this free video on improving a forehand in tennis.

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By Carol Levine
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Carol Levine is the tennis director at Sport and Wellness fitness facility in Hopewell Jct., N.Y. She is in charge of all junior and adult tennis programs, and handles tennis clinics...read more

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"So the best way to improve your forehand would be when you bring your racquet back you're tracking the ball with your racquet. And then what you're doing is you know where your hand is, you don't really know where your strings are or the racquet head so that you're going to hit the ball feeling with your hand and you're to keep your hand on the ball as long as possible. So then on the racquet you're going to bring your racquet back so it's below the ball, wherever the height of the ball is your racquet is always this far below it. Then you're going to step in and you're going to try and hit the ball, make contact out in front and then you're going to finish up to your shoulder. You're going to watch the ball come off your opponent's racquet that way you can read whether it's coming to your forehand or your backhand. Once you determine whether it's your forehand or your backhand you start your back swing then you try and track the ball to the height. You're going to track the ball with your racquet and you're going to bring your racquet back below the ball and you're going to make contact with the ball out in front of you and you're going to finish up to your shoulder."

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