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Sunday Tennis Q and A with Chris Lewit Episode 17. Ambidextrous Tennis
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April 16, 2019
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Chris discusses the future of modern tennis technique: Symmetrical Training.
Could dual hand forehands and serves be the future technical standard?
—Learn how ambidextrous tennis technique is critical to reducing repetitive use injuries at all levels of the game—from junior to senior to pro.
—What is the preacher grip?
—How do you change grips with two forehands?
—How can we train ambidexterity in children?
—Is the one handed backhand near extinction at the pro level?
—Why the forehand is the next evolution of the two handed backhand.
—Top High Performance coaches and parents of highly ranked kids join the show and share in the discussion!
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