The two-handed backhand has dominated the game over the past few decades–and while the stroke has many obvious benefits, there are some unique challenges to having two hands on the grip. In today’s lesson, Brady addresses several technique “musts” that you should do on all two-handed backhands.
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.dailytennislesson.com/video/3-musts-on-two-handed-backhand-technique-musts/&media=https://www.dailytennislesson.com/wp-content/uploads/twohandbackhand.png&description=<strong>The two-handed backhand has dominated the game over the past few decades--and while the stroke has many obvious benefits, there are some unique challenges to having two hands on the grip. In today's lesson, Brady addresses several technique "musts" that you should do on all two-handed backhands.</strong>)
Published on 07/23/2020 by Brady
great info, thanks
Really good points . Thanks
Loved the “extended “ point. A lot of my students brought up their non-dominant arm too quickly and consequently, the ball did not go deep. Thank you Brad.
I tried the two handed backhand with unsatisfactory results.
I shall try again with these 3 musts