What a great analysis! Another important aspect of Djokovic's forehand is the elbow elevation during the unit turn. It stays almost at same level of his shoulders. It helps to keep the racket at same side of the body during the swing phase.

If someone wants to improve his/her forehand, this is the perfect lesson. I have improved my forehand lately before seeing this video. The change corresponds exactly with what Kevin taught in his video. Kevin, you are a good teacher 👍

One of the best forehand lessons ever, actually teaches you the drills you can do.

In all my tennis sessions what you explained me in 12 minutes nobody has ever explained me this in perfect footage . Thank you very much! You explained this in such simple steps!

Awesome Kevin. You're articulating it so well, with so much detail. I'm as impressed with that as I am with the information. And, all so effortlessly... Like that forehand.

Hey Kevin. Tons of gold packed into 12 minutes. I've got to watch this over and over again...then execute the instruction. Thanks for the insights.

Very good analysis! I am 70 years old but never learned tennis properly. I have not come close to mastering all 6 points. But the unit turn and the three fingered grip has definitely improved my forehand. Never heard a better explanation about the position and purpose of the left hand (right hand for lefties).

GREAT analyasis ! Love the technic description and way to teach

Kevin, You are a genius. You have covered all aspects of tennis step by step for beginners like me to play twnnis and enjoy the game without having to have injuries. There is no one better than you, to decipher this game.

I've only realised recently how different this forehand is to whatever I grew up watching in the 80s and 90s - thanks for talking us through this and telling us what is happening at each point in the shot. Apart from watching ivdeos of players in slo-mo it's also similar discoveries about how differently badminton shots are made to what I thought they were - not that they're at all the same, but once you examine the anatomy of a shot you realise it's a whole different principle at work. If anything's similar there it's that the shot is relaxed most of the way, the body is used with a windup action release, and a bent arm is really helpful in ensuring that snap happens.

Probably the best of all videos on forehand technique! Thank you.

I wish more people were clear communicators like this. Well done!

kevin, you are a great analyst and you also make your explanations chrystal clear, which is rare and precious.

This was an amazing video!!! Loved it!! Will practice this! Thank you😆

Such good content! Thank you so much for making this video 🙏🏼

this is one of the best forehand description videos I have ever watched

I love watching these videos that get HIGHLY technical but, Djokovic could be like “dude I’m just hitting the ball”

i Love how analytical and applicable your tips are. love your teaching style. subscribed!

Love these videos! Your teaching technique and drills really help with the imagery of the stroke and tennis!

Another excellent & super helpful video! So insightful & clear. No other instructors I've come across share this level of guidance. Thank you, Kevin! 🙏🏽

Great content. thanks for taking the time. very well explained.

Excellent teacher, appreciate his wisdom and enthusiasm .

Really interesting, thank you for this illustrative video, keep going, please 😊

Love this, clear communication. Keep it up

Really appreciate this video. Really good analysis of Djoker’s forehand!

Just discovered you recently. Very articulate and precise technical discussion and often you have an original way of presenting it. Hope you succeed with your channel. I will be checking it out regularly.

Loved this man. Thank you! Will try this weekend

Great explanations, thanks and Djokovic is quite the Master Player to learn from.

Very nice well put together video, thank you so much for this

Oh man -- fantastic! Holding the racquet longer with the left hand during prep/loading makes SO much sense! I am 50yo and my ears perk up every time I come across a tip that will help maintain power & control while reducing elbow & wrist fatigue (no windshield-wiper forehand for me, than you very much). That little extra bit of twist looks like it could allow my arm/wrist/elbow to work less hard -- and such a simple & easy thing to incorporate. i can't wait to try it at my match this weekend -- Thanks, Kevin!!

amazing guide and analysis! keep up the good work!

This brother is awesome. Thanks bro!

Spot on brother! This was very helpful

Solid video..love how he talks about the coil, which in physics cooks up the energy, preserve it by extending the non-dorminant hand (for righties, this would be your left hand), and not letting it open too early, also another physics thing he mentions is the raising of the racket head during the the take back and having the help of gravity as you swing downwards, then low to high..great video. Great work!

fantastic video. So much unpacked in such a short time. Thanks for sharing.

man what a geat vid, from your commentary which is almost relaxing, to the production. tips are very logical and clear to understand.

Comparing to other tennis videos, your forehand and backhands videos have untie the knots for me by making me understand totaaly the concept behind them. I have seen real improvements after watching your in depth explanations. Yours are the best there are. I have watched all your videos from 7 years back and your videos are getting better and better conceptually. Thank you for opening my eyes!

Great way to break it down! Even if it is a bit late for me to change my forehand and I (strive to) hit both forehand and backhand more like Federer anyway, it is helping my 6-year old start out building his forehand like this from the get go. And his strokes are getting heavier already!

Great video. Thanks for putting it together! 👍

This video is/was very instructional. I watched it twice and drew an illustrated sketch with words on main points: Front-Turn-Drop-Rotate. Many Thank Yous

Brilliant breakdown and advice, thank you!

Kevin rocks, been following you for years, now the videos look Hollywood style, very focused and your explanations are tight, with the real world practice examples making total sense. I think your stance is not as wide as Nole, plus he 'twists his ankle' to add to that hip rotation. It would be cool to have a stone rookie stand next to you for just a minute or two as it will take thousands of practice balls for us to emulate Nole, and to see a rookie use your tactics and improve might be unique. 48,000 subscribers!

THIS VIDEO IS GOOD, WATCH IT, WORTH EVERY SECOND...oh and thanks TTD, clear precise and easy to watch.

A good swing is initiated by the off arm, I think it's honestly one of the most important parts of the forehand. You will never create great rhythm without it.

I recently unleashed this "Novak" forehand at our local club and must say people are still talking! Many thanks for really drilling in and explaining these mechanics and stuff using concepts that we mere mortals can digest ! Great job!

Great video. I appreciate your energy! Motivating.

Tysm just started playing tennis and this helped me alot to improve my forehand!

Really well explained! Enjoyed watching your video!

Thanks Kevin, superb, very good!

Great analysis, thanks for this! I'm in the process off filming all my shots and sending it through for your analysis service, great idea by the way !

Good stuff! I'm trying it tonight!

Great video! Thank you!

Awesome stuff. Great training.

Thanks for this video! Great insights to achieving a consistent forehand.

Excellent video! I’m trying this strategies tomorrow :)

Thanks for such an informative video

Very good video, tips, and analysis! Thank you very much.

Great video and very helpful❤

i just saw your perfect backhand video, would love to see this same lesson style for backhands!! :)

Excellent advise. Thank you!

Awesome and so helpful to go up level… Amazing analysis a

I USE THE SAME COACHING KEYS TO MAKE CLIENTS UNDERSTAND FULLY THE ROLE CONNCETIVITY BETWEEN KINETIC CHAIN / BIOMECHANIC MOVEMENTS AND RACQ USED TO GENERATE THE RIGHT SWING AND RACQ-BALL AIM. GREAT STUFF KEVIN. A LOT OF PEOPLE MUST RELEARN HOW TO USE THEIR BODY BY LEARNING AND UNDERSTANDING BIOMECHANICS OF THE BODY AND COORDONATION AS WELL BREATHING TECH TO SERVE THEM IMPROVE TENNIS FASTER.

Mate, crystal clear explanation, I'm going to start doing this drills. Thank you very much.

Thanks for the video. Great explanation of the forehand.

Thanks for the lesson. I just liked and subscribed.

great detailed explanation. is easy to miss all this by just watching Novak's video

I like the arm excursive rotation thing. Really great.

Good insights. This video helps reinforce techniques that we're taught but don't do properly or consistently.

Thank you for giving us this video

Another great video! Thank you!

What a great video, Kevin can really teach tennis.

When I haven't seen one of your videos in awhile, I kick myself for not coming back sooner. I was recently trying to show someone else how to hit this forehand, and it reminded me what I was doing wrong! This modern forehand is not the most natural shot but it is nice, easy power.

Eye opening analysis and lesson. Thank you.

Great and totally sense explanations! Congrats!

Nice video Kevin, However, please note the difference between your follow through and Djokovic's follow through. Djolovic's hitting elbow is pointing towards the target. This is not only key for the direction and target the ball is hit, but it defines how the forearm rotates to help create topspin on the ball. As in all things. structure determines function. That is to say the physical positioning of the body has a functional relationship on how the ball is stuck.

thanks for so helpful contents!!

Really good video Kevin, thank you

Just perfect lesson from start to finish.

Thanks for this excellent tutorial GGWP!!!!!!!!!!!

That was awesome! Thank you

Great tennis suggestions, thank you for sharing!!!!

Brilliant explaination and demo!

You know…..this is an excellent video. The subconcepts are so clear,digestible in bite sizes and achievable. Not rocket science-like. Thanks 👌🏽

Perfect footage n hitting tcehnic I learnt today.very useful sessions.thanq

This video is top! Thank you!

Can't belive I'm just finding this video. Guilty of "muscling" the ball. Will try this to use my body more. Thanks Kevin

well said…can’t wait to put into action…or, attempt…

Great breakdown of the fearhand and good drills to go along with it. I really think Djokovic's forehand might be one of the most underrated shots on tour!

Nice video man. Good tips. Well done.

Golden analysis! Thanks boss :)

Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to learn more..

such an awesome video.....very well explained....thank you

Grandisimo canal!!!!!! Bravo!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Kevin - Good explanation. Well done.

Love the analysis. Just had a lesson with my pro taking cues from jokers forehand. I don’t think he drops the racquet much below the ball. And with that loose tension and contact out in front , he destroys it with little effort. Thank you

Very deep analysis.. great job

cool video , need to more more of these as well : ) thx buddy

Hey Kevin, that is great I learnt so much, also I learnt a tip from the tennis Australia website , on the take back of the djokovic modern forehand - take the racquet back in a way that it passes past (for the right hander) right ear, that really gets that stretch

Great video. Thanks.

As always great advice and analysis. As someone also who muscles the ball a bit the three finger tip was valuable. As he showed in another video it also helps a loose action on the serve too.