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Tech Talk: Don’t underestimate Cameron Norrie's backhand
The British player's lefty backhand is as flat as they come, and the technical explanation behind it proves his execution to be even more impressive.
Published May 25, 2023
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At first glance, Norrie's backhand looks to be weaker. But don't let the technique fool you, he's onto something here.
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POV: You hit a backhand winner down the line.
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