[Two-Handed Backhand] Extend your non-dominate arm! ATP No. 48 teaches to Japanese beautiful girl.

Hello everyone this is KIWA Today the active person finally makes their appearance You're finally here Mr Yoshihito Nishio please take care of us Did you bite Are you okay I'm sorry I can't bite Nice to meet you I'm Yoshioka Yoshihito Please take care of me Star Tennis Academy since I'm not good at backhand I'd really like to learn from you I'll take care of teaching just the backhand Is that all I'll take care of it if you just tell me Let's go to the last one The structure is close so the body isn't stretching out There's not much power going forward so it feels quite narrow here Since it hits here the ending part is quite narrow It feels like the power isn't really coming through the ball The thing I'm really focusing on is my left hand Kiwachan really values the extension of the left hand I would use my right hand but the stretch here is quite important to me so it's more like I'm hitting with my left hand it's like I'm hitting with my opposite hand This one is quite small so it's hard to turn here I think the right hand is stronger maybe That might be true If I could use my left hand a bit more this would stretch out and I would have more power It seems like that's the place I just saw Then let's try it again with that image Please Imagine striking with your left hand as if you were just adding your right hand I'll show you too Yes please Using the reverse grip is quite difficult but it's actually quite useful It's actually quite effective I'll just make a downline a bit That 's how it is with Kiyachan right now It doesn't stretch here and doesn't rotate here That's how I'm hitting it So the ball is flying because of the hit but the power isn't coming out and when this part extends if this part is long the follow-through becomes big so the ball will stretch out even without swinging The more weight you put on the more the ball will stretch and if you add more spin it will curve more I think you 'll understand if you watch this pitch I think the length of the through shot is quite different I hit quite a lot of backhand flats From situations where the ball is coming quite far out I have the image of pushing through like that so I think the racket stays attached to the ball for quite a long time especially on the backhand Level swing is longer here than people's of course adding spin and so on Inside-out or shot spin exists but basically they come out from about the same height and sometimes you just swing through I wasn't paying attention at all when I took the backhand shot This is a place where I'm not very good at teaching It's more important to focus on how it hits The most important part for me is It doesn't really matter about the stance what matters is how well this hits here I have several stances If you play like Djokovic it's fast here This is the feeling but if it's Nadal it's more like this isn't it If it's K-kun it's a bit higher here This is how it flows naturally here On the other hand with Kirios it doesn't feel forced This is how I play like this In the end it goes in no matter what I do If this part is hit cleanly then even during the game the ball will come flying in and also depending on the ball I want to hit Are you saying you're making some changes The way it's hit if you focus too much on this you might think it's wrong if this isn't right but actually this isn't that important This spot is the most important This spot is the most important The hit point and the final part That's what I think is the most important I don't worry about it anymore While imitating my favorite player I was able to hit it that cleanly here so that's how it is How are you going to make up for it How are you going to get the impact from here That's right According to me for example there is probably a base I think some people have the image that pulling with your hands means rotating your body starting from the point where it's rotated but I think you might end up thinking that it's not the case If I were taught this way I would think that it's not possible to get in any other way so I don't really pay attention to that kind of thing This area is pretty open I have the image of making this one clean I think it's pretty simple yeah so for Gear- chan it's about hitting the right spot I'm right-handed so I push my left hand forward firmly I think the stance is really neat really The backswing is also neat but if this part can stretch more It's smooth I still feel like it's stuck When they say it's stuck it means the sense of distance from the ball being close Is being close also meaning being behind It's not behind I think it's probably close maybe it's close maybe it's because it's close and doesn't extend out how do you fix it being close Your elbow is already bent isn't it That's right Both of them Is that really the case Where is the current image point for the ball Around here But your elbow is already bent from the start So this is the spot I might be hitting it with a curve I'm hitting it right here my hand is stretched out it feels like it's bending it's bent it bends sometimes Sometimes it acts like this when operating and just a little like this It's probably not very common for it to stick here but when it does stick it's usually because this area is tight I see Stay apart A bit more in front and slightly further away Rather than far this on the left side It's okay if you imagine it as being in front-left Try to get the feeling of being a bit further back once Yes I understand Yes please It's okay if it's farther away Yes I'll take a look from behind Difficul It still feels pretty close doesn't it Yes OnceYes Hit this straight Can you try hitting it like this Like this Yes This is because it's close Partly because the beginning is close Also because you start by keeping a fair distance Are you done Go dow Extend The current hit point is this kind of hit point is ideal yesquite it's okay to return to the usual stance just imagine the hit point that actually hits The difference in the points is quite significant The points when you' re preparing and the points when you 're already prepared are different This distance is quite important I see Yes Let me try hitting it with just my left hand Yes From this side it seems that Nishio is facing forward from the very beginning facing forward only this racket The state is twisted and comes back Yanchan is trying to start with a huge sideways move so it's hard to come out from this side it's visible Turn your heads more towards the other side just like that it seems like it's better to have that image when comparing the two of them I see they are too much facing away so that they don't come back so that they don't return It's impressive isn't it Because Nishioa can rotate even in this situation he has the strength and timing to do so I think the player from Nishio probably won 't come around anymore Maybe a bit earlier what if we tried going straight ahead a little If we compare the two they'll go over there Be careful with the timing Just keep pushing forward Alright okay It's better to go out Okay The feeling on this side is difficult isn't it It's not easy It's hard to move forward with the follow-through you know It ends up wrapping around the body Difficul I think the ball is flying pretty well The first one is quite good it's located in front of the service line since it's still more powerful I think this one is better You'll be able to exert more power or rather it's become easier to do so I think it's a good idea Let's narrow it down and go for the last one more time let's go again with a good ball in a good way Okay You did a little movement with your upper body didn't you Be careful with your lower body Well my lower body is mostly in a closed stance Regarding the backhand I don't really go in unless I have to Of course there are times when it's impossible but basically if I can go in I do There are also flat types but if you want to generate power you want to shift your weight forward as much as possible So at this moment push it forward with a fist I have a feeling that I want to take the weight forward but when it's really pushed in I support it with an open stance but otherwise I mostly step in like this It seems like they're explaining but not really getting into it which must be quite intimidating from the other person's perspective I see I haven't fought but from what I've seen That opponent is really like this and it feels like they'll come this way again every time especially in the rallies from Nishio's crosses When I hit the down arrow myself there's a timing where I step in and hit it with a snap there' s definitely a spot I want to hit It's important to get in quickly to a nice pitch but if the ball is still here and you try to hit it right here it's impossible On the other hand being too close is also difficult It's quite important how quickly you can get into a comfortable position The ability to move quickly there is really quite important I'm not good at backhand shots but I think there are some shots that are hard to handle when you're watching them What can you do to overcome that I guess you just have to practice first I don't think it will get any better but I've been trying to really focus on this during my practice sessions Today I'll try to do that If Miki-chan is practicing somewhere again then maybe today I'll try really hard to do it the other way around It's not just about hitting a lot of backhands randomly today try to focus on this area and practice I often try to check what will happen and I think that helps improve my skills as well as having a good image As I mentioned earlier I have my own sense of how various players swing the bat like this and if I can embody that Trying to get closer to the ideal isn't it That 's why I've always thought it's pretty important to try to imagine and emulate the style of players I like like the way they hit the ball Having this image in mind and going to practice deciding to practice this part today and playing tennis like that I think is the key to my quick improvement Yes thank you That was the backhand lesson by Nishio Pro See you later Thank you for watching this video If you like this video please like it Press the subscribe button You can stop by the Star Tennis Academy Your mobile phone will soon become a professional tennis school Teach us the lessons you have learned from us Bye for now