There are 5 sources of power in the forehand stroke. This course teaches you how to combine these 5 sources of power to create a forehand that puts your opponents on the run!

While power is important, having the ability to place the ball exactly where you want it is a key requirement for winning tennis. In this course you will learn why the modern professional forehand produces such consistent accuracy.

The modern professional forehand, by its very design, generates a lot of topspin. Learn how to increase margin of error using topspin while simultaneously achieving massive forward drive.

Do you aspire to be a top level player? In that case you will appreciate the attention this course puts to every detail that goes into developing a first class forehand weapon. Learn the 15 things every professional player does well in executing their forehands.

Late timing, wrist instability, racket-to-eye coordination and high ball bounces - all issues kids and beginners often have when learning this sport. In this course, I show how kids and beginners can develop consistency a lot quicker than with swing styles of earlier eras.

We live longer nowadays. And, we want to continue playing tennis into our 60's and 70's. The modern professional forehand puts much less stress on your wrist, arm, shoulder and back. Some coaches actually recommend this style of stroke to players suffering from repetitive stress injuries like tennis elbow!