“When you do a one-handed backhand, you have to close your grip. When you do your slice, you open it much more," says Henin. As the Belgian later explains, preventing shoulders from tightening ...

It’s one of the first big decisions for any developing player. Which shot is right for you? Let’s look at the strengths and weaknesses of each approach: It’s much harder to hit the ball ...

That said, there are times when a one-handed slice return is the smarter play. And sometimes, running around your backhand for a forehand return is the right call. So how do you know which option ...

The one-handed backhand looks like one of the hardest shots in tennis. But with a bit of practice, it can become one of the most satisfying shots in the book. Not only is it a very useful defensive ...

As with all the groundstrokes the key is in the preparation. For the backhand slice you need to use the continental grip. To find this put the V between your thumb and index finger on the edge of your ...