Hey guys! Glad you're here. Here are my top 3 forehand drills that work wonders. 1) Basket Drill : For fixing racket preparation & lag to hit spin. When done right it works great! Watch full explanation in my forehand course. 2) The bench drill: For extension and developing easy power. If you're struggling with power and forcing the shot, this drill will tech you to stay still and generate with you hand and extension! Full explanation in my forehand course. 3) Running forehand drill: For developing the correct footwork to the running forehands, and to build leg strength to be able to get into those open stances consistently. Full Open stance running forehand explanations in my forehand course. Hope that helps! Feel Free to ask me any questions! :)

Here is a very common mistakes of why some of you struggle to get enough slice on the ball! Make sure to share your experiences!

Even if your footwork is on point, if the timing is off you will still hit the ball late, get jammed and therefore make a ton of mistakes. Let's work on the timing guys!

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Most players think they need more power — but power comes from timing, spacing, and clean mechanics, not swinging harder. If your forehand feels inconsistent, the issue is usually: ❌ Poor spacing ❌ Late preparation ❌ Forcing the swing Fix those first, and power shows up naturally. 👉 This is exactly how we build forehands step by step. Do you have this issue?