Strokes
my friend and i were curious about his backhand stroke against simon gerada and we call it the "the muscle stroke"because you are like flexing your muscle.
how can you execute that move
please show me a video
Hi Martin,
Take a look at the lesson we have on the Backhand Topspin Against Block. This will also show you that Jeff finishes in the same 'muscle' position. It is a good way of thinking about the finish position for the backhand topspin.
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Collin Hill Posted 12 years ago
WHAT AN AMAZING SHOT!!! :D
Mergim Ratkoceri Posted 12 years ago
omd
Aasim Showkat Posted 12 years ago
This wouldn't be had an amazing shot. If Simon would have returned it
Yes, but I think that the fact that SImon wasn't able to return it shows how good the shot was.
Julio Torres Posted 12 years ago
the only polayer who can return that is Waldner...
Warren Gray Posted 11 years ago
Shades of Smythe circa 1995. And yes most of the time his unpredictability was based on having one eye closed. Great post guys.
Leonardo Rozas Villegas Posted 11 years ago
Just A-MA-ZING! :-)
gabe yap Posted 11 years ago
he can do that cause he's asain
D K Posted 9 years ago
In that video,WHO IS the defending one at 2:40 ??!!
Unbeliviable sidespin backhand lob.