N******y
发帖数: 71 | 1 With Federe and Sampras dominating mens single, one hand backhand is the
fade among tennis players. I started with one hand bhd. It was too difficult
for me to master this technique. The slice was good but I could not ever
hit a winner. Balls either go to net or out of bounds if I tried to put pace
on. Recently I switched to two hand bhd. My bhd became much more consistent
. I can hit some flat winners from time to time. On bhd rallies vs one
handers, I won most of the time.
Of all the players t | w*****u
发帖数: 299 | 2 If coming ball is in hitting range, DHBH will have advantage against SHBH
for sure. Just imagin Safin and Federer exchange BH cross court.
The good thing about SHBH is more coverage, and slicing return.
So I suggest, and I'm doing now, learn both technique. When ball is in
hitting range, use DHBH; when you need stretch or coming ball is low bounced
, use SHBH.
difficult
pace
consistent
the
【在 N******y 的大作中提到】
: With Federe and Sampras dominating mens single, one hand backhand is the
: fade among tennis players. I started with one hand bhd. It was too difficult
: for me to master this technique. The slice was good but I could not ever
: hit a winner. Balls either go to net or out of bounds if I tried to put pace
: on. Recently I switched to two hand bhd. My bhd became much more consistent
: . I can hit some flat winners from time to time. On bhd rallies vs one
: handers, I won most of the time.
: Of all the players t
| A*f
发帖数: 3067 | 3 i view it differently.
you know Federe and Sampras can dominate not because of their backhand.
backhand just for transition shot. the main goal is to keep them stay in the
game and seek good opportunity attack with their strong forehand. because
their forehand are so flawless, all the opponents are trying to avoid
hitting their forehand, and cover their court more on forehand side, that
gave extra space for them (Federe and Sampras) to win down the line backhand
. needless to say, federe master
【在 N******y 的大作中提到】
: With Federe and Sampras dominating mens single, one hand backhand is the
: fade among tennis players. I started with one hand bhd. It was too difficult
: for me to master this technique. The slice was good but I could not ever
: hit a winner. Balls either go to net or out of bounds if I tried to put pace
: on. Recently I switched to two hand bhd. My bhd became much more consistent
: . I can hit some flat winners from time to time. On bhd rallies vs one
: handers, I won most of the time.
: Of all the players t
| N******y
发帖数: 71 | 4 I agree with Wangniu.
For DHBH you still need a one hand slice. You cannot slice with two hands.
When the ball is soft and short on BH side, I just do not have the skill to
put it away with one hand. I can at least put it fast and deep with two
hands. Also I found DHBH is steady for half-volley deep shots.
I understand that for someone SHBH is more natural. It is not the case for
me.
bounced
【在 w*****u 的大作中提到】
: If coming ball is in hitting range, DHBH will have advantage against SHBH
: for sure. Just imagin Safin and Federer exchange BH cross court.
: The good thing about SHBH is more coverage, and slicing return.
: So I suggest, and I'm doing now, learn both technique. When ball is in
: hitting range, use DHBH; when you need stretch or coming ball is low bounced
: , use SHBH.
:
: difficult
: pace
: consistent
| w********r
发帖数: 1397 | 5 I started playing tennis with DHBH, since I didn't trust myself that I had
enough power to hit the top spins with one hand as a beginner, plus I didn't
know the correct grip method for SHBH at that time, shame on me. About 2
years ago, I switched to SHBH. With the right timing and balanced move on
the court, you can create big angle shot by using SHBH. You can also deal
with the high-bounced top spins with the SH slice which used to be a defect
on my DHBH. So far I feel comfortable with my SHBH
【在 N******y 的大作中提到】
: I agree with Wangniu.
: For DHBH you still need a one hand slice. You cannot slice with two hands.
: When the ball is soft and short on BH side, I just do not have the skill to
: put it away with one hand. I can at least put it fast and deep with two
: hands. Also I found DHBH is steady for half-volley deep shots.
: I understand that for someone SHBH is more natural. It is not the case for
: me.
:
: bounced
| x****s
发帖数: 356 | 6 You should feel more comfortable to deal with high bounce shots with DH yah,
cause typically, that is just a forehand shot for your left hand.
With good position/timing/swing/racket face, all the shots can be done. But
the problem is, it is hard for single hand back hand to get that perfect con
dition, esp. in a high intense receive/rallies.
I do singles more recently, which makes me feel really hard to attack high b
ounce deep back hand shots with single hand. With dhbh, that will be more co
nt
【在 w********r 的大作中提到】
: I started playing tennis with DHBH, since I didn't trust myself that I had
: enough power to hit the top spins with one hand as a beginner, plus I didn't
: know the correct grip method for SHBH at that time, shame on me. About 2
: years ago, I switched to SHBH. With the right timing and balanced move on
: the court, you can create big angle shot by using SHBH. You can also deal
: with the high-bounced top spins with the SH slice which used to be a defect
: on my DHBH. So far I feel comfortable with my SHBH
| f**********o
发帖数: 228 | 7 i could never get used to DBH.. my BH grip is almost eastern except that i
put my thumb on the side of the grip that's parallel to the racquet face. i
think i got that from badmington. i have american friend who holds it the
same way and i read it on magazine that's the case for many people. it just
feels so natural for me that way, really helps steadying the racquet, esp
for slice.
difficult
pace
consistent
the
【在 N******y 的大作中提到】
: With Federe and Sampras dominating mens single, one hand backhand is the
: fade among tennis players. I started with one hand bhd. It was too difficult
: for me to master this technique. The slice was good but I could not ever
: hit a winner. Balls either go to net or out of bounds if I tried to put pace
: on. Recently I switched to two hand bhd. My bhd became much more consistent
: . I can hit some flat winners from time to time. On bhd rallies vs one
: handers, I won most of the time.
: Of all the players t
| K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 8 I have that habbit too. But my thumb position is slightly different.
It's like the index finger's position in the forehand eastern grip.
(My thumb is 45 degree counter-clock wise to your position.)
i
just
【在 f**********o 的大作中提到】
: i could never get used to DBH.. my BH grip is almost eastern except that i
: put my thumb on the side of the grip that's parallel to the racquet face. i
: think i got that from badmington. i have american friend who holds it the
: same way and i read it on magazine that's the case for many people. it just
: feels so natural for me that way, really helps steadying the racquet, esp
: for slice.
:
: difficult
: pace
: consistent
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