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I can’t believe how intuitive and creative this instruction is.

The essential point is that any drop shot needs to be a surprise. To be a surprise you need powerful reliable ground strokes. Look at Alcatraz’s forehand drop shot. It’s effective because his forehand is so feared.

Thank you so much! The reverse engineering explanation has really opened my eyes. Standing in my living room doing shadow swings (with no racket) and can already feel the difference. Subscribed!

I can't say how much yours lessons have helped me to achieve another level in tennis. But my strokes are getting so fast that I'm losing a bit of timing😅😅😅 now I tend to hit the ball a little early. I think it's just a matter of time to adapt.

Thank you.

Wonderful!!!!

you've been on a roll with some fantastic videos lately stephen! thank you!

Awesome video. Awesome channel. Awesome coach

unbelievable.. you sir. are THE best tennis coach on youtube, bar NONE... thank you!

I will try this and let you know. Very interesting

First two times in a row!! Woohooooo. Steve, will this work on the forehand, to swing from the shoulder or that would be flawed?

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Hi Steve, you mentioned the two-hander backhand in the introduction, but then not anymore during the video!?

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Nice. Will there be an extra video for the two-handed BH ? I lack control on the 2 hander. Sometimes it flies against the backfence and sometimes the ball starves into the net. I often use the slice backhand to avoid unforced errors with my backhand. I don't think i have the right kinetic chain and contact point. I make an early take back. Have my left elbow high and right arm mostly straight. Then the racket drop and i try to hit with spin. But it's very very inconsistent. Maybe you have some tips. Thx for your work and effort!