May is here, and that means it’s Tennis Month! It’s the perfect opportunity to fine-tune your game and work on your forehand, arguably the most crucial stroke in today’s tennis. Whether you ...

In tennis, that’s how errors are made. 5. Core If you want a top-notch forehand, it helps to have a core as muscular as Oudin’s. Tennis is a twisting game, so strong core muscles are essential.

6. The ball is well on its way and Molik’s racquet handle, carried by its momentum over her left shoulder, is pointed at her target, indicating a full and proper swing.

If you were to take a tennis lesson with a human coach and ask for advice about your swing, the help you get would likely vary based on the coach and his or her background and training.

Her long forehand swing is fierce and elegant—the way that she sets herself low and balanced, clears her non-hitting hand from her racquet, fully rotates her hips, takes the ball early, and ...

Sinner gets power on his forehand that is too much for most of his rivals and part of that power is generated by the position of his racket at what we call the ‘power point’ in his swing.