Two-handed backhand return of serve
02/26/2013 | Written by: uspta
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Two-handed backhand return of serve
Description:
Learn how to improve your two-handed backhand return. Here is USPTA Professional Mark Bey with a few tips.
Tip:
The backhand return of serve can sometimes be difficult, especially when you are a two-handed player and are used to stepping into the ball. Stepping in or stepping across on a two-handed backhand return may cause players to be late or lose balance, resulting in poor execution. This week’s tip features USPTA Professional Mark Bey talking about how to return using an open stance two-handed backhand and taking time away from the opponent. He emphasizes the importance of the unit turn, loading on the outside leg and transferring the weight into the shot.
Learn how to take time away from your opponent next time you are returning.
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