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Top Spin Tennis forehand advice?

I'm a decent tennis player and have already achieved a good heavy top spin forehand. But how can I do my top spin move to the next level?

I guess now you have all the spin you'll ever need for your move The trick is now playing for your spin, it is as difficult as possible for your opponent. As your opponent, the last thing I want to have to return balls are deep bouncing above my shoulder level. If you concentrate on hitting the ball deep enough in the court, he has rebounded as high as it can go when your opponent happens to hit him. It is very tiring to keep hitting the ball when it is on your shoulders. This is exactly what Nadal does so well. To do this, make sure to hit the ball across. When learning to do this, you want to exaggerate your swing. This is well if you hit the ball very long. Just add a little more to spin. Finally, you will learn the proper balance of spin and power to hit those shots. There Two things to watch if you do that. 1. Keep the ball low again. Of course, you will not be offset by the net only two inches, but you do not want balloon to float long. It would make your shots aggressive in something easy for your opponent to the tee. 2. Some players are very good at hitting the ball upward. These players have the right to ball after it bounces, rather than letting it rise to its maximum height. Now, you rush to Next get the ball back, because it will come much sooner than you're used to. Spin can also make a wide angle even better. If your opponent hits the short ball, try rolling the ball cross-court rather than to fight on the line. You want a lot of spin to it. Remember to use the spin to carve the ball solidly on the net. The plan should land close enough to the sideline, and always in the service area. Use the spin hitting the ball off the field faster. These plans are difficult, but almost impossible to achieve.

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