How to increase topspin on your forehand to hit heavy and deep - Tennis lesson (+ drills!)

Thanks as usual, I have a request, I would like to see the area of impact on the ball during the various heights while hitting a forehand. I am still confused, whether to hit in middle ( Equator) or on the Norway or Sweden ( on just top) when the ball is high and various heights . So far nobody has done the video on this topic.

Gave me things to try and consider that I had not previously thought about. Meike packs so much information into her videos. I find myself watching them over and over to absorb it all. Thank you!

The two legend players have full western and the other has an eastern and he beats him all the time. Heavy forehands change your grip to semi western?

Thanks for this great explanation in detail. Great video😊

Another great video and such a great point that we turn on an axis and let the bigger muscles do the work. I had a coach describe this saying if you set up correctly, let the big muscles do the work the arms and racquet just come along for the ride.

Thank you so much for your great and honest content... i find myself watching you more and more. i would love to see you teach a beginner from zero. TY

THANK YOU for saying what you did about "wrist lag"! I'm so tired of these video coaches talking about putting your swing in an intentional lag position. Glad you also dispelled the "windshield wiper" as if you can time the wrist pivot at point of contact, in those milliseconds! Great great video!

Lovely training, thanks so much for this Meike

Watching THIS video... again and... again... and again...

This channel is really useful. I will recommend this to my Korean tennis-playing friends.
Thank you so much!👍🙏🎾

Woah I always thought doing a quick jerk with your hips was key to a crazy fast topspin forehand but you're saying not too fast...I honestly think you are correct especially to be more consistent. Thanks for the tips~

what people think tennis works as beginner- court 1. how tennis looks like in reality as beginner- court 2

Ok, I love this! Thank you

This is a great lesson, thanks!

Hi. What strings and tension do you use for your Head Gravity? Is it MP or Pro?

Perfect instruction (as usual)& Thank you^ Meike

This video is pure gold! Thank you

Really good. Keep up good work

Excellent video. My two problems is that I hit with a closed stance and with a grip of death. I'll work on those, Thanks! (I just subscribed)

Meike, did you record a video how to handle balls from heavy, strong old-scholl flat hitters?

I love the point you made about the chin on the shoulder because I've been working on the unit turn and focusing on that today after watching this really gave me some extra juice - thanks!

You are an excellent teacher. Great lesson. I am a high school tennis coach in thousand oaks CA. Thank you

There is no one who describes and demonstrates things better than you, Meike. I look forward to your videos every day and watch them over and over again. Thank you!!!

This is one of the best videos covering the topspin forehand. Thanks for shooting this Meike👍

Hi. Very nice video. Some other coaches tell to fully extend elbow before hitting the ball but you Flex your elbow. Which one is true

I wish special content with forhand like Nadal did and the swing path end to over the head. What is different with ‘regular’ forhand. ?

Thank you madam for your lecture and demo...subscribed

Ah what a game changer to say that the lock-in is the last part of the preparation. Thank you, Coach!!!

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Tus vídeos son muy buenos! Clara y precisa en lo que enseñas, muchas gracias!

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Awesome I’ll put into practice 😊

Good instruction, I do miss your own hitting of solid spin balls throughout the video for illustration purposes, show what effects changes in preparation, angles, movements, grips etc have

Excellent video, very good demonstration, Thank you.

Great breakdown

Conner do it from an angle so you're not blocking the visual on the ball frill😂

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Definitely the best unpack along with the subtle details to create a good forehand.

Awesome and interesting! I'm doing a class with 6 adults for 2 weeks on FH. Watching their FH shots frame-by-frame, the 2 main things I notice are not relaxing the wrist and arm to extend (resulting in cramping) and weight transfer being quite right to left (sideways, instead of forewards). Great video and thanks for sharing and investing in tennis players world-wide!

Best forehand instruction! Great job Meike!

That is not a SEMI-OPEN STANCE Meike. That is pure open. The video is very informative. But, the stance is misleading.

The wrist lag how you explain (WHEN PLAYER IS RELAXED) that it happens automatically—-SPOT ON!!! Exactly what I say too. Great 👍

Hi Meike, where about are you in America please.

Classic cycle of frustration I go through often is first I sent balls flying high and long, then try to adjust how my racket, hand and underarm are positioned at impact, to then sent them into the net instead. I kinda think your video gives a clue what my problem is. Don't control the "blackbox" of racket, hand and underarm movement at impact, instead control what's around it and what leads to impact (and then what follows). Thanks for this reeeeeally insightful video. You really explain and illustrate it in a way that make your muscles tickle.

well explained and demonstrated. Grateful for your videos

Quality coaching, this is a gem.

I cannot relax my wrist in a game because I get nervous and my wrist locks... I am trying to relax but it is not easy.