In fact, many players—especially those coming from tennis—find themselves cycling through 2–3 grips depending on the shot, ...

Since you need quick hands at net, having the same grip for forehand and backhand volleys is also crucial. As mentioned, your grip affects the angle of the racquet face. The more closed the face ...

But not all two-handers are alike. The key to understanding Zverev’s backhand is the way his grip and arms work together. Some players hit their two-handed backhand with both elbows bent 45 ...

Beginners are encouraged to learn to play shots on the backhand side with two hands. This grip gives extra strength and control than a one-handed grip, especially for junior players. It is also easier ...

“Curved blade wielded with a backhand grip. A type of weapon wielded by hornsent for generations. The style of combat associated with this weapon is marked by spinning slashes and gouging thrust ...

This is the way to hold the racquet for the serve, volley, sliced backhand and smash. It is known as the chopper grip, because it is the way you would hold an axe. It allows you to swing the racket ...

A powerful two-handed backhand return starts with proper grip, body positioning, and controlled execution. Follow these key steps: Remain down and balanced through the shot before popping up.