Tennis question?

Question

if I combine both my topspin drive and the windshield wiper forehand will it make me a strong tennis player, will it make me hard to defeat and how will it benefit me please give me exact details.

Answer 1

Only if you are able to direct the ball well!

Don't forget, power is USELESS without control.

Having said that, the forehand components you mention are perfect for the modern game, but you must combine that with so many other things such as fitness, footwork, a good serve and return and so on.

Also the one big factor in terms of winning mathes and being hard to defeat is good match strategy.

I know a good source to help people there if anyone is interested!!

Answer 2

Topspin drive and windshield wiper forehand are super great, but you need to know how to vary your shots.  Controlling your shots is very crucial.  Hitting your shots deep and vary the angles will give your opponents hard time.  You also need a stunning serve.  Slicing the ball at times can break your opponent's rhythm. You will also need a lot of stamina and leg strength. If you practice hard you will be hard to beat, for sure!

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Answer 3

I'm not sure exactly what those two would look like together. It will be very hard to master a suitable hybrid shot as you mentioned. But i think you should go for it. As you are probably aware the topspin drive is know the turbo stroke whilst the wiper  is known as a shot which uses the other players force to generate your own. This will benefit your baseline abilities at most, however watch out for those slow balls with massive topspin or slice and those topspin serves, you should practice hitting them. Because of the extreme grip you will use you should have an advantage when hitting low balls. This overall will make you a unique player depending on your overall abilities

Good luck!

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