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Is hitting smash on the back leg somehow similar to hitting forehand in open stance? If yes, then should i use my hips also when hitting smash from the back lag?
I wouldn’t say so, while hips do rotate, it’s not really that driven up from the leg. In open stance, you want to really push UP with legs to rotate hips, on smash off back leg you use the back leg more like a support off which you hit.
A pro may be so athletic to actually jump well off it but we’re not.
Focus more on really good stability and some push off the leg and then good pronation.
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Uma Gowda
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Tomaz
October 2, 2023Much appreciated, Uma, tennis online market is so saturated with so many offers that it’s really hard to sell something even if very high quality for a good price.
Hopefully visitors will recognize the potential of the course over time…
Patrik Aleksandrow
October 25, 2023Hi Tomaz,
Is hitting smash on the back leg somehow similar to hitting forehand in open stance? If yes, then should i use my hips also when hitting smash from the back lag?
Tomaz
October 25, 2023Hi Patrik,
I wouldn’t say so, while hips do rotate, it’s not really that driven up from the leg. In open stance, you want to really push UP with legs to rotate hips, on smash off back leg you use the back leg more like a support off which you hit.
A pro may be so athletic to actually jump well off it but we’re not.
Focus more on really good stability and some push off the leg and then good pronation.
Patrik Aleksandrow
October 26, 2023Ok, thank you for clarification!