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Tennis Forehand Lesson For Beginners
- 1-4-2010
- Categorized in: Forehand Instruction
The tennis forehand lesson guides a tennis beginner from the basic fundamentals like the grip, stance and split step to the complete forehand sequence and the ability to rally from the baseline.
You'll learn by first playing mini-tennis and then gradually moving back to the baseline. The tennis forehand lesson includes step-by-step videos on grip, footwork patterns, follow-through, preparation and finding the optimal technique for you.
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The Forehand with Nick Bollettieri
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Nick Bollettieri demonstrates how to improve the forehand
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Visit PlaySportsTV for more great tennis instruction and tennis drills . In this video, Gilad Bloom demonstrates a great drill for getting back to the middle of the court after hitting a tennis shot
Tennis Lesson: Serve Step 8 - Follow Through
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The follow through completes your service motion. From contact, follow through so that the racket points straight down at the court and get your back foot up so that all the weight is on your front foot. Bring the racket around to the other side of your body in a smooth and relaxed motion.
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