Forehand
Strokes
Toe Naing Lin Asked 10 years ago
Hi,
I have a very aggressive backhand and its stronger than my forehand. I want to develop my forehand because I can't win points with my forehand against good players. Now I'm playing in a club. How can I improve my forehand in terms of technique, speed and consistency?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Toe,
The main thing is to spend some time practicing the stroke to develop confidence in it. Take a look at the lessons on:
Forehand Topspin Against Block
The other thin got think about is the position of your feet. Often when players have stronger backhands they also turn their feet slightly to face their backhand side. Try to turn your feet a little to the forehand and see if that also helps.
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