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Over the years, USPTA Master Professional Rick Macci has been training top athletes on how to hit the most effective forehand. Introduced by Rick for the first time in this episode, he explains that it's all about reducing the range of motion for a faster and more explosive forehand. He'll cover all the key points that you need to know and take a player from his old forehand to hitting the shot with this new and improved technique. This is an episode of "On Court with USPTA" that you just have to see!
Over the years, USPTA Master Professional Rick Macci has been training top athletes on how to hit the most effective forehand. Introduced by Rick for the first time in this episode, he explains that it's all about reducing the range of motion for a faster and more explosive forehand. He'll cover all the key points that you need to know and take a player from his old forehand to hitting the shot with this new and improved technique. This is an episode of "On Court with USPTA" that you just have to see!
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Rick Macci could greatly help Medvedev. Just wonder why French can't help Medvedev with this? It's so obvious shortcoming 😱
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Macci is using a flat loop take back but I always hit with a slightly bent arm to prevent tennis elbow.
He does this because he is not getting enough power from his flawed mechanics and to rotate the front hip away from the back side of hip.And in essence has a semi closed stance. His wrist closing is also late.
His motion is highly idiosyncratic and works for him but required perfect timing.
His wrist does not close in a coordinated movement. i would look at Agassi's and Sampras and Jokers motions.
Jeff USPTA pro