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A really useful video. Thank you Sergey sir.

Great video!

thank you time value of tennis

Thanks!

I like to hit sidespin slice on most my slices, I find players struggle with them quite alot since it curves away or into them.

Great vid bro!

great lesson

Good video, straight to the point and emphasis on technicals.

really impressive

Awesome

I’m a one handed backhand player and the slice is my weapon!👍🏽

I have studied Ashley Barty’s slice backhand. For and old guy, my slice is pretty darn good.

Thank you for the video. A lot of interesting information about slice backhand. I have the problem with the low balls on my backhand side . Especially when they are coming cross. and fast . IMO there are 2 options to solve this problem. Either to hit them back as a backhand groundstroke (top spin) or as backhand slice. The first one needs a good footwork to get low position.Not easy by fast cross balls. The second one is IMO slice. What do you think about? Which one would you prefer in which situation and how to manage them?

There is a slice drive available to the one handed players IF they get rid of their butt cap. Or at least grind the bevels off. Then add the overgrip with spray adhesive. Before surgery on your favorite rackets try this out with a throw away to see if you like the technique. Pinky finger just barely on bottom edge of handle. Here goes: Start with the Kuerten backhand grip. Forefinger pad on bevel 5, the racket edge. ROTATE one bevel to the right, forefinger pad resting on bevel 6. Allow thumb to stick out straight across bevel 7. Thumb drive! Now you have a backhand grip that will hit a slice, a flat drive, a rolled drive, high balls, and a lob simply by adjusting your forward swing. Very sneaky dubs player grip. Enjoy.

Thanks sir for giving good knowledge about slice

Nice Shorts Sergey

Once you master the slice back hand you can pretty much get lazy with your footwork awsome

I always do slice when backhand, is that Bad? :(

short slice to their backhand and frozen rope dtl are silent killers. People overhit or dump the short one, and can't get under the low one to their wide fh.

As he noted he hit 2 amazing ones and a few others that were ok... geez way too many for a teaching pro that were 2+ feet over the net. Balls this height will be attacked by your opponent. I wouldnt be focused on slice side spins until you have some control on the slice height w/backspin the most important part.

Wouldn't you rather the ball spinning into the court so it stays in rather than spinning away and the ball drifting out.

Slice is a variation for defence, breaking rally rythm, even attacking and rushing to the net Although this shouldn't be the only way of hitting backhand or you actually still suck at tennis

I am a backhand slice mastery hehe

It's so hard :((