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A new report has been launched focusing on the best way to improve at playing tennis with the high, short forehand shot. The report goes into detail on how to improve at playing tennis, in particular with the high, short forehand shot, and the best ways to practice and improve the shot. The report is ideal for anybody that plays tennis and wants to improve their game.
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Readers will find that the high, short forehand shot appears as if it is a very easy and simple shot in tennis that is easy to master, however it is also very easy to mess up the shot as well. One of the keys to improving at playing tennis in general, as well as improving the high, short forehand shot, is to improve shot recognition.
This can include shot recognition of the opponent’s shots as well as the player themselves, as the lack of a properly times split-step as well as the swing path that contributes to missing the high, short shot. Therefore there are various elements to being successful in handling the easy, high, short ball.
Readers will find that one way to improve the shot is to implement the split-step. This split-step is also known as the change of direction movement, and is a good way to get up to the ball quickly, whilst remaining calm by using a small jump towards to ball. This method can be a very important one when playing a quick game of tennis.
Furthermore, shot recognition is key. Once the ball has returned to the other player, readers will find that being alert for the clues of the shot that may return is vital, such as the opponent stretching to reach a shot or backing up behind the baseline. With this information, players can move towards where they anticipate the next shot and be ready for a return.
Full details on the guide and how it can help players to develop their skill set can be found on the URL above.
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