When it comes to generating power while still maintaining control, the wrist lag is very important. But the key is often more about the timing in relation to your hips. In this video I’ll break things down to explain how it works. And we’ll also look at the differences between the straight and bent arm forehand.
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Understand the forehand wrist lag for power & control
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