 | jeffsalzensteintennis.com On the tennis forehand, players are always asking me how they get more spin. They also ask me how a player like Djokovic can hit the ball so hard and keep the ball in play. The key to Djokovic and any other great player crushing tennis forehands and keeping them in play has to do with getting the right amount of spin on their tennis forehand. If you got to see Djokovic win the US Open this year, you'll notice he does something very specific every time he takes his racquet back on the tennis forehand. Djokovic actually gets his strings to point towards the back fence on his tennis forehand before he swings at the ball. Pointing your strings back towards the back fence on the tennis forehand, like Djokovic, will allow your strings to close before contact. Closing your strings before contact on the tennis forehand will allow you to brush up the back of the ball creating lots of spin like Djokovic does. If you find yourself having trouble getting spin on your tennis forehand, try getting your strings to point towards the back fence when you take your racquet back during your tennis forehand. But remember you can only do it with a semiwestern grip. If you have an eastern grip you cannot do this. Also go over the http and click on the Tennis Forehand Solution banner under my blog post to get your free forehand cheat sheet and learn exactly how pros like Federer, Nadal and Djokovic hit their forehands. I know you want to be able to crush tennis <b>...</b> | From: TennisCoachTV Views: 2526  6 ratings |
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