Have you ever been told to always “step in to your shot”? There are certainly times where stepping forward has it’s benefits, but there are several circumstances it can be detrimental to your tennis game. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates when it’s appropriate to step in to the ball.
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.dailytennislesson.com/video/step-in-to-your-forehand-coaching-myths/&media=https://www.dailytennislesson.com/wp-content/uploads/stepin.png&description=<strong>Have you ever been told to always "step in to your shot"? There are certainly times where stepping forward has it's benefits, but there are several circumstances it can be detrimental to your tennis game. In today's lesson, Brady demonstrates when it's appropriate to step in to the ball.</strong>)
Published on 01/24/2020 by Brady
Hitting the ball without stepping in loses the power needed to keep net man out of the return. Disagree with the idea max power comes from open stance . No no no!
Good lesson. Sideways really is old school. BTW – Your town’s rec. dept. needs to put signs up on those courts which prohibit skateboards and roller skates on the tennis courts. And kids need to be told they must obey the rules.
Very logical & interesting , thanks for good info.
It’s not logical! Stepping in is always more power and clears the net lower