Bending your knees lower than you think you need to will help you get under the ball and increase spin. Pretend there is a bar at the height of the ball is and you need to get your hips under that bar. Keep your back straight while bending your knees and consider widening your stance, too. This will give you better balance.
Tip: How Low to Bend?
Oct 29, 2010Pop Culture
Coco Gauff joins Naomi Osaka on Team Kendrick in Drake feud citing Serena Williams defense
By May 09, 2024Rome, Italy
Rafael Nadal shows he's not quite ready for retirement in a comeback win at the Italian Open
By May 09, 2024Rome, Italy
Naomi Osaka is in a good place mentally—and her clay game is improving as she heads back to Paris
By May 09, 2024Rome, Italy
Naomi Osaka is choosing peace on clay and the results are paying off in Rome
By May 09, 2024Rome, Italy
“This is the time to try”: Rafael Nadal prepares for one last push as Roland Garros looms
By May 09, 2024Rome, Italy
Rafael Nadal scores winning Rome return, survives Zizou Bergs in first round
By May 09, 2024Your Game
Gear 101: A beginner’s guide to the essential equipment needed to play tennis
By May 09, 2024Rome, Italy
Daniil Medvedev embraces role as defending champion in Rome, shakes off Madrid injury
By May 09, 2024Anti-Doping & Corruption
Nikola Bartunkova, 2023 Wimbledon junior finalist, suspended after testing positive for trimetazidine
By May 09, 2024Tip: How Low to Bend?
Published Oct 29, 2010