How To Make PERFECT Contact With the Ball - Tennis Forehand Lesson

In this tennis lesson, you will see how you can use your non-dominant arm to your advantage when hitting forehands, helping you make perfect contact with the ball and improving your body rotation.

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[ryantraniam]

one of the best part about your videos is that you're actually good at tennis so you can properly demonstrate the things you say. separates this channel from the others

[LiamApilado]

What a time to be alive... Online tennis instruction is the future of tennis coaching as you can learn sooo much from amazing coaches all around the world from the comfort of anywhere really.
So much of this information would be unattainable like 10 years ago unless you buy expensive tennis coaching.

[jawedgebrael]

Great advice. I always have an issue with spacing and timing on my forehand. And the catch and hit is great when you don't have a hitting partner too! (ie. hitting against a wall, ball on a string)

[fmtien]

What the off arm does is very important and it’s something that I seldom see coaches talking about. Glad you made a video discussing it, Karue!

[jonathanchao]

Hi Karue,
How do players deal with this on the backhand? Specifically, how do single-handed backhand players replace the role of the non-dominant hand?
Thanks for the top quality content as always! The best in the game!

[ploh]

As usual, this is must watch for players of all levels. Your content continues to be 🔥🔥

[JetsetJive]

thanks ! fist video Ive seen that explains the cause of hitting late ! Great tutorail

[dpapez]

Hey Karue. Love the video! Timing is so important in tennis. To catch a ball with your hand there is actually loads of footwork involved in order to be in the right spot at the right time. Any drills to improve footwork / timing?

[photobearcmh]

Good advice Karue, I had to switch arms after an accident and getting my non-dominant arm in the swing has been an issue. Been working to strengthen it so it's not so prone to drop.

[russellburnam]

Great video…..Naomi also inverts her left palm like Theim….helps stabilize left shoulder/allows right side to accelerate and plow through the ball.

[CRAIGLSANDERS]

Excellent instruction per usual. I agree 1000% regarding the importance of the non-dominant arm. Thanks so much for your willingness to share game-changing content!

[debbiemullen]

Thank-You. I've been to many clinics and never was told about using my left hand out front, catch the ball, for a better forehand. Appreciate! 🎾

[ajayallam]

Wow! I have been struggling with bad contacts since i learned tennis. I will try this out tomorrow. Thanks a ton!

[rodger]

Karue, this was awesome. Congrats all the way from Brazil. Tennis is really complicated to players who have played for just a few years. This was really good and simple to underatand and visualize.

[registrationsOne]

Great video!! Thanks for sharing. That's exactly what I was looking for, and one of my big mistakes: 1. Not at the right distance (hard to calculate, and left arm gives a guidance) 2. My left arm is bend and too much rotated so I am hitting the ball late and my upper body leans back as you showed, 3. My left arm stays down, and many of my balls go to the net or sometimes too high as I am forcing it without control. Excellent explanations!! Thanks!!

[TaylorJames]

Thank you, thank you, thank you…my daughter has been struggling with this and that catch drill will be a game changer.

[madmitten]

Hey, I just wanted to say that I'm coming back to tennis after a long layoff, and your tips have really helped - they've totally cut through all of the overly complicated advice on the internet and even from coaches. Thanks!

[eumebpj]

Amazing lesson! I'm new and realized my nondominant arm was falling flat and limp after the hit. Something so small can have such a big impact on your game. Please more videos with fine details or "small things" that a newbie might not realize they are doing incorrectly. Thanks!

[huypham]

Thank you! Watched the turning video and now this the perfect complement for correcting my timing and striking issues. Now to practice this in 2022! Let’s go!

[ckn]

Great advice. It seems like such an easy thing to do but yet so hard to do!