How To Have Perfect Forehand Technique: Learn the most important part of hitting your forehand.

Do you want to improve your forehand? Having the perfect technique will help you hit better forehands. Being perfect isn’t required if you want to take your forehand to the next level. Some parts of your forehand technique are more important than others. I want you to stop wasting your time focusing on things that won’t give you the big gains for your forehand.

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[svetoslavkirtchev]

The key details Kevin explained in a few minutes is worth years of experience that most "regular" tennis coaches never mention in clinics for one reason or another.

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Not only does Kevin have deep domain knowledge in tennis coaching, he also has such great communication skills to translate those knowledge in an understandable way to recreational players like us!

[Kojimalosophy]

I have seen over a dozen videos on how to have a good forehand for beginners and this is by far the best one in YouTube, thank you!

[reuelray]

I am glad you are back to making your own videos under your own company. You didn't need that other organization in the first place, you always do a great job. With that said it's time to come home to Huntsville and set up shop. There is plenty of room for you and your tennis significant other.👍

[CoachHudgens]

Kevin Garlington!!!! You’re explanation, demonstration, and overall communication is impressively clear, concise, and constructive!! Love the car metaphor and the analogy of the steering wheel for the racquet face along with the importance of foot work being the wheels enabling the car to drive and the pun-intended power of the body being the engine revved up by the Uni-turn! Great great great info and insight edited in an engaging and absorbable way! Way to go Kevin!!!

[dougtennis]

Such a great explainer of the game. Every. Time.

[jamesbedukodjograham]

This Coach goes straight to the point Concerning the forehand Technique in Tennis tournaments and Circles,

[DEForce-fmrt]

Stop trying to lag and snap~ so true! It’s all a natural by product of fluid natural intentions (on all strokes)being executed...well naturally fluid 😊👍 Hey Kevin so glad that you and your wife are back grind (ttd)and doing content of an extremely high level. Keep up the brilliance 🎇

[michaelm]

Very pleasant young man, and a fantastic instructor. I've recently returned to tennis after a 4-year hiatus, and have watched a number of his instructional videos.

[hieuhuynh]

Outstanding instruction. It’s excellent how you break it down into specific, manageable lessons. easy to understand, and apply the technic. Thank you.

[Carlos-lzso]

Omg! this is the video that I've been looking for. Kevin, thanks so much for going into detail about how to control the racquet face. I'm in FL, we have hurricane Ian passing through our state right now, so I'm at home binge watching your videos and absorbing all these concepts that you share. I can't wait to go out and practice them

[isou]

Finally someone talking some serious stuff without trash. Awesome you deserve more subs

[mounishsavier]

I've watched countless coaching videos, forehand slow mo videos from pros and this was the only person/video that made me see and realize what I was doing wrong in my forehand! amazing video

[quantum_leap]

Beginner here, I really like your in-depth teaching style, it perfectly compliments my instructor's words, thank you, just subscribed!

[osamasoliman]

Absolutely different than other forehand videos. I definitely learned something new.

[hangarby]

This is the best instruction I’ve seen re any technique in tennis.

[richardking]

Hey you are absolutely right. Most forehand videos don't mention this last crucial part you focus on at the end. Thank you!

[jasonlee]

This is so much better than Ryan from 2minute tennis! A lot more effective and easier to execute especially for high level tennis.

[jamesbedukodjograham]

This is the best video on the forehand which is a great weapon to achieve success.

[gregbukowski]

Kevin, you're an amazing teacher. You explain both how and why. I feel like Neo in The Matrix - suddenly everything is in slow motion and makes sense. Bravo!