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Tennis Topspin Forehand

SliceImpact+1

Imagine hitting a topspin forehand in tennis. Feel the club traveling from low-to-high and inside-to-out through impact—like brushing up the back of the ball with your trail hand.

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Tall at Address

TempoGrip & Setup

Stand taller at setup—less bend from the hips, more upright posture. Feel like your chest is proud and your arms hang naturally. You're an athlete ready to move, not hunched over the ball.

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Jordan P.
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Smooth as Honey

BackswingTransition+1

Imagine your swing is moving through thick honey—no sudden movements, no jerks. Everything flows at the same smooth speed. Back smooth, through smooth. The transition is invisible, not a change of direction but a continuous pour.

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Chest Over Lead Leg

Fat ShotsThin Shots+1

'Feeling chest turn into lead leg, ahead of club, helps me compress the ball.' Feel chest over lead leg while turning.

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Power Turn Early Rotation

BackswingTempo+1

Feel HIPS AND SHOULDERS rotating significantly BEFORE arms fold in backswing. By hands at hip height, shoulders should already be turned 70+ degrees.

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Up-Down-Up Power Sequence

DownswingImpact+1

Stand UP (taller) at address with rounded upper spine. In transition, squat DOWN into ball. Then push UP and extend through impact. 'For maximum speed and control, go up, down, up.'

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Wipe the Window

SliceImpact

Feel your trail forearm rotating over your lead forearm through impact—like wiping a window clean with your palm. The "wiping" motion squares and closes the face naturally.

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Swing at 80%

Tempo

Feel like swinging at 80% of maximum effort while generating 100% power. Sensation should be smooth, controlled, effortless—no grunting, no strain.

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Match the Shoulder Line

TakeawayBackswing+1

As you take the club back, feel your lead arm staying on the same tilted plane as your shoulders. If your shoulders tilt, your arm matches. Picture a rod connecting your hands to your shoulder line—they move as one tilted unit, never lifting above or dropping below.

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Jordan P.
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Hip Bump Forward

Fat ShotsThin Shots+1

Feel hips bump about 3 inches toward target at start of downswing. Think of pressing lead hip into imaginary wall.

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Arms Drop First

PullPull Hook+1

From top of backswing, feel ARMS drop straight down before body rotates. Keep back to target as arms fall. Chest still faces behind ball as arms lower.

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Slide the Right Elbow

Short Game

On backswing, feel right elbow sliding along side like running along track on ribs while letting right wrist hinge softly. Keeps clubhead light and under control.

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