Learn to Relax On Your Forehand to get More Power...(Drill included)

If you want to know how to hit the ball harder without getting stiff and muscled watch this video to learn how the pro stay relaxed and generate tons of power. I'm going to take you through a series of simple drills to teach you how to do it too.

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[philbland]

Kevin, I’ve been struggling with this issue and your video was exactly what I needed. I really love the way you provide such excellent and practical drills. Many thanks, Phil

[rominavillarruel]

I've been watching a lot of tennis videos, especially the forehand, but no one explains it like you do. Absolutely the best. thanks!!!

[JayFlow]

I love how you say less efficient’ you’re such a great soul ‘ may the Lord Bless you and your friends for many years to come ‘ I’m from Oregon’ getting started in tennis 🎾 trynna start new habits and a newer lifestyle thank you for tha video !

[dfinchermd]

Excellent demo. I've heard all these words before but this was a great kinetic explanation and drill. A saver.

[dhdjasd-vimk]

Amazing - super explanation and easy-to-follow drill ! Please do the same for the two-handed backhand

[TheNickman]

Thanks so much Kevin. Did your drill at home with my semi western grip, so flat then the hand raising up squares the racket. Just back from club play and it’s the best I’ve played for years. The other key was keeping hand in front of or level with the racket at contact. That “small timing difference” you mention is so key. The slo mo really shows it. Thanks again!

[janhoffken]

Amazing video! Tried to focus on all the aspects which you need to have for your forehand which feels like working for a PHD. Focus on relaxing everything, BAM! All the other stuff is done on its own! Power and control, all is present now out of nowhere :D. (Played tennis for 10 years between 10 and 20, now back with 36).

[cardarsenal]

Learned this along time ago with golf! Tension is a speed and timing killer! Learning to relax and explode is key in any sport. Nice video.

[xujohn]

Thanks, this is helpful for me to actually understand what "relax" means when I have heard this so many times...

[tanyar]

Another excellent video & super clear explanation! Thank you, Kevin. Such a game-changer! 🙏🏽

[GlitchManRanks]

thanks for the video. Could you also do a video on how to hit the most effective groundstrokes. Like a combined class of both forehand and backhand instruction. That would help!

[alvarorobles]

Amazing, you can say it louder but not clearer, thanks for the quality content mate.

[davidoeberto]

Totally natural teacher. Great content and lesson

[mostzeit]

This was the perfect tip to improve my forehand. Many thanks!

[alandobson]

Wow, what a brilliant video. Thanks for this. I feel like I'm tense when i play in general and don't seem to have the ability to relax but i think this video explains it so well and going to try it. Can you do one for the double handed backhand and the single handed please? I always use a slice backhand but trying to learn ow i can do a 2 hander.

[Carl]

Yes, please do a video for the two hand backhand.

[nikosa]

so good!!! not payable with money for me as a starting trainer, pls keep the quality on!

[whatabutbb]

Really loving your videos. Feels like you made this one just for me 😂

[coffeedude]

Love this video Kevin. I've noticed in matches when it gets close, I can get a bit stiff in my strokes due to nerves. When playing matches now I just tell myself to play as lose and free as possible and trust that I'll make the ball.

If you can stay lose in your strokes and serve, it makes a huge difference.

[DTran]

Please keep making more videos!! Btw love that new radical mp