it’s the eighth bevel for right-handed tennis players and the second bevel for left-handed players. As with the other grips, once your forefinger is in the right place, position the base of your ...

Although they’re largely overlooked, grips are the foundation of all the strokes in tennis. Where you position your hand on the eight-sided handle has a huge impact on each ball you hit.

The different racquet grips in tennis. Unfortunately ... players adopted forehand grips involving increasingly supinated hand positions (rotated with the wrist palm-up) to instead grasp the ...

May is here, and that means it’s Tennis ... Ensure your grip allows your wrist to stay natural and your racquet face to be steady at contact. 2. Stay light on your feet and position early ...

To return a first serve confidently, begin with a good starting grip. Place your top hand in the backhand position and your bottom hand in the forehand grip so you can easily swap between a ...

Whichever type of tennis grip you use, you want to avoid a fully ... Similarly, an open-stance body position gives you better flexibility in your forehand stroke. In fact, some players find ...

Wrist injuries have forced many high-performance tennis players to ... smart phones enable wrist position to be monitored to detect whether players alter their grip during the swing.