Good Backhand Practice by Risa(WTA No.70) - Pro Tennis Lesson

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Yes so today I would like to demonstrate the Ozaki backhand Please take a look
Is this normally acceptable
It's because of the connection with Tsubasa right
Probably But you don't know about Yutaka Ozaki do you
I don't know
Really I kind of know it Do
you know it
It's a classic
Are you going to
sing it again Yes
STAR TENNIS ACADEMY
So this is the backhand section Care
-chan also has a big problem with her
backhand Please take a look from a female
perspective on the backhand Please
Show me the grip for a second
The grip is like this
That's the right hand quite a bit
It seems like it
goes a bit inward like
this which way is
inward it's a type that's better
than Continental it's not really
like that but from
above almost from above
Yes almost from the top
The left hand is from the back
Yes it's like hitting a forehand from the back
This is the basic for a player who is good at backhand
The right hand is almost continental
Place your left hand from behind That 's
very simple You don't hold it from
above or below No it's really simple I
haven't changed this
much since I started
I think she hasn'
t changed anything
Kyoa-chan is usually like this
Kyoa-chan hits with both hands
but her grip doesn't change much
But maybe the left side is towards here
It's inside
That might be
Then take back
For me the take back is quite simple
I just put it back behind
This is something we also did in the
forehand video right
Yes it's just about turning the shoulder Not really
adjusting the racket just a simple setup
At that time was the
racket face
up or down
Just like that it
would not turn outward
I don't do this and I don't do that
You don't twist it too much do you
You don't pull it from below either do you
Then set it up with a shoulder turn
Just here
The basic step
is to step
forward I step forward The impact is
That's not that long ago is it
I see
In the forehand section just now
there was a discussion about moving from here does
the same apply to the backhand Yes the same applies to the backhand
I thought you were moving
with the same eye so please
move accordingly The hip joint is actually the same here as the fore so make sure to insert it properly
It's so tight that paper would get stuck here I see
I'm a beginner but I don't have
much experience doing it this way
Almost all groundstroke techniques
involve using the leg muscles
firmly right Yes that's correct It 's
about generating power from here
So have you ever
really thought about
taking back or
anything like that Not
really I guess I'm not really skilled
when it comes to this kind of back
What should I say
Sometimes you spin but even in this kind of situation
you end up going
forward with a bang Yes just this
swing you
don't really think
much about the forehand
Yes that's right
The racket is
We decided to place it on the right side if it's a forehand
Also set up the backhand on the left side
Yes I have that awareness
When looking from behind
It's not so much that it's close to me
but a bit distant it 's
far away what are you consciously doing here it's easier
for me to hit
that way it's easier to hit
I don't really feel like I'm moving back at all
I'm always positioned on the left side like this
and when I look from a bit behind I think the distance between the racket and myself is too far
That's about making a solid
impact from here on out
If you get close you'll
probably end up like this
I find it hard to hit Regarding the back it
feels like I'm hitting with the power from this impact
It's not common to push too hard
from here After stepping in with the
right foot and making impact the
left foot just comes forward a bit
I will keep passing on the strength from behind like this
the rest
It gets really difficult
when the body 's
orientation is like this you have
to enter from above I press my left
foot quite firmly to
hit it really simply
At this angle don't change the angle of
the shoulder too much
the shoulder needs
to be like
this I find it a bit difficult
left foot when it becomes like this
He gets thrown up by the recoil
So we kept the core simple
imagine rotating this area
Hima-chan tends to
have a flat backswing
I don't usually raise it this way so
my elbow tends to come up a bit since
the follow-through isn't very strong
so it usually ends up small like this
That's the problem I can't seem to leave this place easily let's give
Kya-chan a try as well
It hits pretty cleanly
Wrap it up tightly
But you're good at it aren't you
Las
Originally Kya-chan also
had her elbows slightly
attached to her body and she hit like this
It has good direction and handling
but there's no power The power isn't reaching
forward What should I
do It's difficult
Maybe it's okay not to force
it to come this way
I used to practice a lot
here but I let go like this
Feel the sensation of swinging freely
Stop here without letting go
Swing and hit
It's good if your left shoulder moves forward quite a b
If I really want to bring
it here it still ends up
small and I think maybe I can 't
shift my weight properly
This power comes out strongly This practice method might be
good If you do it this way
you can actually launch it quite well So does
that mean your right hand is exerting force
I might be conscious with my left hand
I imagine hitting with my left forehand
and the right says the same
when I take my left away it goes to the right
I have a strong image of hitting with my left
It's okay to just reach out with your right hand
It feels good
Weight before It's flying well
Something about the sound has changed
It's sounding good isn't it
The ball is flying
Nice sho
If you change it to tha
The left hand gains power from
behind so it pushes the racket
out doesn't it If you keep it close like this it will twist
Here we speed up and stop but we
slow down because
we're trying to let
go and we've actually done a pretty
good job here the timing has improved
I haven't seen many people practice
that way before so this is new
My left shoulder needs quite a bit of work
so it automatically rotates which makes it so
General viewers might want to
practice letting go with their left
hand here because this can
make the impact smaller By doing this
Power is transferred from the left foot to
the right foot giving
the ball more momentum
so I think it's better to learn this kind of
swing so please try it out thank you
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