How to Hit a Beginner Forehand - Tennis Lesson

Today we show you how to hit a beginner forehand. This video is for players with a PlayYourCourt rating of 49 and below.

Also, check out some of our other online tennis lessons here:

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[rkumar]

I'm only watching this so that me and my friend can recreate L/Ryuzaki vs Light tennis match IRL.

[kyleebrooke]

I have tennis tryouts today that’s why I’m watching this wish me luck

[Jackson-ksme]

You guys are 100% right. Semi western should be taught very early. It's the far superior grip. Just need to hit under ish the ball and gives perfect topspin.
Oddly you guys are the only coaches iv seen saying to beginners to learn this early. But you difently right. It changed my game

[johnchappell]

Great content, going through every video.
Had not played in years, picking it up again now.
The grip is such a creative aspect, I used to naturally flow when younger between different grips and never gave it a second thought, now I'm older and neccersarily more energy conscious it's been good to consider the science behind the flow.
Grips aren't rigid, but they are specific.
Thanks for the lessons.

[felixfranco]

I’ve been playing for about a year and 1/2 and had not been able to hit a forehand so I made my backhand my dominant hand. I watched your video and tried the tip on the court and all my balls were going on the net but I finally got the hang of it. I will keep practicing until I can perfect it. Thanks for the simple tutorial you are making a guy that loves the sport of tennis so happy.

[gulnazdavison]

After a year of struggling finally I was able to hit relaxed forhand. Thank you!!

[chloealfred]

This video was very helpful. I learned how to have a good grip with the racket, and finding a contact point with the ball and continue with a follow through.

[Yousip-pgkh]

My son and I will try it today. Thank you very much for your effort.

[spyghetti]

great beginner lesson, easy to follow instruction. I've been digging your videos ... can't wait for more

[james]

thank you for a brilliant video. i have played tennis for years learnt terrible habits and these basics will help me overcome them

[JetBrews]

Only thing you missed is when does the racket make contact with the ball... i dont know where in the swing i should make contact.

[fps_official]

Best tutorial, self explanatory and easy to learn. Keep it up.

[elizabethlangston]

so i really wanna learn how to play tennis! like i’m a beginner with 0 experience on how to play at all. this video was helpful for anwsering my question of how to hold a tennis racket. so thank you😂

[lessspiders]

These guys look like someone drew Jack Sock and Benoit Paire from memory

Ps love the content

[sirenanimeangel]

who else is here bc of online school assignments??? Great video btw.

[danjacob]

I'm just starting to learn tennis. Any vedio s content will be helpful.

[lifeent]

The greatest lesson
Thanks you so much brother
Your videos are short and easy to understand.
I like short videos i don't like long videos ❤
I like your practical hitting, not just your words.
#Sorry for english writing grammar wrong. 🙏🏻
I love your videos 😍😍😍

[dougmaverick]

Don't be to quick to discount the eastern forehand grip.
So many great pros use the eastern including: Rodger Federer, Roberto bautista-agut, Pete Sampras, Stefanos tsitsipas, grigor dimitrov, Juan Martin del Potro who undoubtedly has the most powerful forehand in the game.

[lachofit]

Commencing my tennis 🎾 training...hope to get some guide here as a beginner

[Userfan]

this is different to what my instructor taught me in high school, grip is different, defense position is different, the swing is different and the contact point is different, are there other ways to do it or your way is the correct way?