These strokes convert nicely to Picklleball as well just shorter😀

You've misworded that response, Tony. I'm a Coach and I know that sometimes you WANT the ball to float, particularly when you're stretched and you defend crosscourt, more hang-time on the ball gives you time to recover to the tee. If you disagree, watch Nadal. Secondly, showing the strings pointing straight up at contact is exactly WHAT makes the ball float. If you want the shot to bite, racquet contact point is 11 on a clock face and quickly transitions to open( strings facing skyward ) a split-second after contact. Yes, follow-through on Gaston's shot could be about mouth level on the left side of his body but again, Federer who has a different follow through across his right side with racquet generally a bit lower. So much misinformation about what can be one of the most effective shots in tennis. All in all it's an okay video. Getting side-on early on is so critical.