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17

Tennis Forehand – Forehand Step 1 – Pivot and Shoulder Turn

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www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The first step of the tennis forehand is the pivot and shoulder turn. You execute this step as soon as you realize that you are hitting a tennis forehand. This step also starts your tennis racket take back. It’s important to note that your arms DO NOT DO ANYTHING during this step. It’s the shoulders that start the racket take back on your tennis forehand. Simply put, your body turns sideways and the racket comes along for the ride. If you watch the video, when Frank …

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  1. AzianguyxD Said,

    thx for all of the tips :)

  2. jrsawal Said,

    lmaaoo!

  3. n4ko Said,

    I Need to practice this with my katana

  4. borisncfc100 Said,

    why on earth does it matter which is his dominant hand? If you listen to Will he is pointing out the fundamentals it makes no difference what hand you are. Furthermore that Frank guy is right handed, so just watch him, sorry to snap but damn.

  5. borisncfc100 Said,

    do you recommend we let our shoulder turn move the racket for us during the pivot and shoulder turn oh great 18′ish year old will Hamilton? :P jk.

  6. LATINO19Y Said,

    Sorry man that i thougth that you are a snob because you look like one

    Your frankelito

  7. 375tommyg Said,

    One thing you didn’t mention (unless I missed it) is the grip. It looks like you are using an Eastern grip. Correct?

  8. gewooneerlijk Said,

    frank and hamilton are both tennisteacher

  9. GueorguiJoukov Said,

    Not hard in anyway, just split his first name into Ga-el and add an “s” sound at the end of his family name. As simple as that.

  10. GueorguiJoukov Said,

    Don’t get me wrong in any way.

    I am a French speaker and it just annoys me to hear these things. Just willing Will to get better and don’t insult him in any possible manner.

    I know it is accepted to have a kind of accent on borrowed words, but I think in all respect for the players, you must pronounce russian names like a russian speaker, french names like a french speaker and english name like an english speaker and so on.

  11. GueorguiJoukov Said,

    Mr Hamilton, in al lrespect, I have to ask you to learn here how to pronounce Monfils’ name correctly.

    It’s not Monfi, it’s Monfils. The “fils” meaning “son” is pronounce Fisse. You have to count in the the last two letters.

    For Gaël, it’s not so bad although you tend to pronounce Gayelle. This really needs to be pronounced separetly. Two different parts:
    Ga and el. Ga-el. They’re not linked in anyway.

    Hard to get french names sound real with english speakers, but I’m sure you can get it.

  12. imnokasparov Said,

    I’m right handed, and I have the same problem you do. It’s hard to flip my brain around to reverse everything he says for a righty.

  13. misskrissy100 Said,

    ok i love you and you are better than my tennis instructor, but i have a hard time because you are left -handed– any way you can “flip” this video around so it looks like you’re right-handed? (i don’t know why this effects my learning) thanks!!

  14. matkimi Said,

    i swear that k6.1 90 has matt paint, and the one shown here has gloss?
    please correct me if im wrong

  15. jamespark710 Said,

    no k6.1 90

  16. matkimi Said,

    k6.1 95?

  17. cltube38 Said,

    FYB2007, you are better than my teacher. Thanks!

  18. FYB2007 Said,

    haha I’ll see what I can do

  19. polipoli7 Said,

    can you post a video “will hamilton hitting in high definition”

  20. shotyboy Said,

    could any one watch my videos and give me some tips!?

  21. JakeTS86 Said,

    That’s a heartwarming tale!

  22. snowboarder045 Said,

    im pretty good at tennis

  23. gewooneerlijk Said,

    hi i am advantage player what is the best
    way to pivot must your feet go forward or across.?

  24. cyq88 Said,

    how do u choose a racket?

  25. Alexandahls Said,

    right, it requires quick thinking and great reaction time :-)