Courier's ripping runaround forehand

Article Abstract:

Tennis player Jim Courier's effective forehand return is performed by using his free arm for balance, coiling his body for an explosive bounce, maintaining his eyes on the ball and hitting the ball with the combined strength of his arms and his uncoiling body.

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Becker's booming forehand

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Tennis player Boris Becker's explosive serve and powerful ground strokes has won for him many a tennis competition. Becker's power is best exemplified by his booming forehand, which is a major factor behind his ground strokes. Becker's forehand is evaluated.

Becker, Boris

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Jim Courier: how he fires his ferocious forehand

Article Abstract:

Tennis player Jim Courier's powerful game made him the second-ranked player in 1991. Courier's forehand stroke is described and illustrated.

Practice, Tennis coaches, Higueras, Jose

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