If you are struggling with the consistency of tennis strokes, you may be "firing" the stroke. 🎾 Free One-Handed Backhand CONSISTENCY COURSE: https://www.feeltennis.net/1h-backhan...

I use the word "fire the stroke" when I see one of two ways players go through their follow-through:
- they either move very fast to the end of the follow-through or...
- they immediately relax after contact and have no control over the follow-through

In both cases the player doesn't really execute the follow-through in a controlled manner and that's what's causing the inconsistency of their forehands, backhands and even volleys.

Only high level players can really let go of the racket after contact and control the ball well. All beginner and intermediate players should learn to execute the stroke from start to finish in a controlled manner and visualize that the ball / contact is in the middle of the stroke and not at the end of the stroke.

0:00 Intro
0:56 Two Ways Of Firing The Stroke
2:05 Forehand Examples
7:00 Backhand Examples
8:03 Forehand & Backhand Backview
9:18 Forehand Volley
10:27 Backhand Volley
11:18 Forehand & Backhand Volley Backview
12:34 Serve and Smash Explanation