About this course

Notes from the coach

Adding a sliced forehands and backhand to your repertoire of strokes will enable you to mix up both your singles and doubles play. It will allow you to vary the speed of the strokes received by your opponent and disrupt their rhythm. A sliced backhand is also a very useful stroke to get you out of tight situations on wide balls on your backhand side and is a useful stroke when approaching the net as it keeps the ball low and deep forcing your opponent to hit up. This clinic develops the technique required to hit a slice backhand and uses drills and match play situations to aid in your understanding of when to use the stroke.

Adding a sliced backhand to your repertoire of strokes will enable you to mix up both your singles and doubles play. It will allow you to vary the speed of the strokes received by your opponent and disrupt their rhythm. A sliced backhand is also a very useful stroke to get you out of tight situations on wide balls on your backhand side and is a useful stroke when approaching the net as it keeps the ball low and deep forcing your opponent to hit up. This clinic develops the technique required to hit a slice backhand and uses drills and match play situations to aid in your understanding of when to use the stroke.