Backhand Slice vs Dropshot 🎾 Tennis Technique #shorts

🎾 Backhand Slice vs Dropshot 🎾
👉 For an aggressive slice, focus on cutting down and through the contact zone
👉 Transfer your body weight into the shot whenever possible and start high and finish low for maximum cut
👉 Dropshot: focus on cutting under and absorbing the ball
👉 Soft hands and a relaxed arm are key

[Leo-ncyx]

The funny part is that how often I missed time the slice and it just became drop shots 😅
And it somehow worked because the best disguise is when you even fooled yourself 😂
My opponents never seem to understand I did not do it on purpose…

[Rocky]

Putting the little tips in the video along with showing the form is great. I’ve been struggling to hit a hard and low backhand slice. Most of the time I just end up sending it up into the air. Great video as always Simon👍

[whoyoucrew]

All good tips but one thing I would add to the backhand slice is making sure you get your strings to your ear every single time. In this case, strings to his left ear.

[DanielLamHN]

Quite similar. The different is merely a big shot vs a small shot

[jennybower]

I’ve never had a lesson on a slice and I need one! 🙌🏻

[avranju]

This is a bit tangential but could you please share which ball machine you’re using. I am considering getting one but wanted some professional opinions so to speak. Thanks for your content either way!

[crazylector]

How much does your racket weight? (Preferably in gram.) Also balance and stiffness if you know. I'm using blade 16x9 305g and it feels a bit light..

[maxdawson]

Soft hands and a relaxed arm ARE key … since I was 13 years old.

[alohayoutube]

All coaches love to say 'knife the ball', but I still have no clue what it means to 'knife' something.