Does anyone else have a two handed forehand?
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Yees iit. I it is my best stroke, crosscourt winners and also on the line, I alsio use topspin.
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which hand is it?  if you are right handed and it is your right hand perhaps that is the hand that is coming in contact more often with what ever is irritating it.  think about your routine and perhaps you can figure it out then.
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For a right-handed golfer, the right hand has more influence.  Both hands have to be properly positioned at the grip though.
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I prefer pairs..i have two hands which are pretty convenient when it comes to handling things in pairs
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Semi-open stance forehand with full shoulder turn on upper body.  On Backhand side I have a closed stance one-handed backhand transfering weight through the shot to my front foot with full follow through.  Hope this helps.
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I am also left handed, but I do not understand your question.  Please elaborate.  I'd like to help.
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For a one-handed backhand:\n1. Keep your hips parallel to the long side of the court during the entire swing. In other words, don't twist your hips. \n2. Follow through with the racquet. \n3. Watch Roger Federer! His one-hander is the best. \nFor a two-handed backhand:\n1. Make sure your arms are extended during the swing. \n2. Hit a two-hander like you would a forehand with your non-dominant arm. So, if you're a righty, work on your lefty forehand and when you put your right hand on there, let your left hand do the most work. \n3. Start the stroke with your hips parallel to the long side of the court, but unlike the one-hander, twist your hips during the stroke. \n4. Follow through with both hands on your racquet. \n\nIf all else fails, watch the pros!
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The old rule of thumb was to grab the middle of a racket handle and warp your fingers around and there should be a one finger width gap between your fingers and the palm of your hand.  Some players that prefer a western forehand will even get a slightly smaller grip so it is easier to whip the racket head through the stroke for extreme topspin.  Some serve and volley players like their handles a little bigger so the racket doesn't twist in their hands on off-center volleys.  This is just a general rule, becuase I have also seen extreme topspin players that like larger grips and serve and volleyers with smaller grips.  The one finger rule is a good place to start and then see if you want more spin or better feel on the volley and adjust accordingly.  I prefer my own grip slightly smaller than the norm because I find it easier to get more bite/spin on my 2nd Kick serve.
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no but i can bounce golf ball a catch on the back of my hand
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My mother says that when I came home from kindergarten one day, I proudly told her what I had learned that day.  Holding up my right hand, I said, "This is my right hand," and holding up my left hand, I said, "And this is my wrong hand."\n\nThey made me learn to use my right hand instead of my left from an early age.  But I still use my left hand if that is what is convenient, and although I never learned to write with my left hand, I can do it [not as well as with the right].\n\nWhen playing pool, this comes in handy, as some shots require contortions if you only use the one hand, so I switch as needed.  Hammering and screwdrivering are also better in some positions with the left hand.  I also tend to cut things on my plate with the right hand, holding the meat or whatever with the left, then put the food in my mouth with the left.\n\nI know a few people who are so right-dominated that they might as well not even have a left hand, it's so useless to them.\n\nIn fact, I have two friends, one righthanded and on lefthanded.  I explained to each of them [separately] about my use of the mouse, which is as follows: it is on the left,  and I use the left hand, but I don't have Windows switch the buttons.  I explain that the left mouse button is still on the left and the right button is on the right regardless of what hand you use to push them.  But they can't understand this and can't use the mouse unless, for the righty, she moves the mouse or changes the buttons, and for the lefty, she changes the buttons.  They can't left click with the left hand, even when they are lefthanded....
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I am right-handed but use a left-handed curve. If you do have a left-handed stick, it is best to play at right wing
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I'm right handed and scratch my left ear with my left hand.  I have never seen anyone do it the way you describe, perhaps you live in some backwards ear scratching land??? :O
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i do. i also play the cello. but they're both kind similar in play style. It's harder on the violin then it is on the cello. because the angle your hand is at.
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Just like how not everyone is right-handed, not everyone has the same dominant foot.\n\nMe, I'm really weird, since I was born left-handed, but when I was two I broke my left arm, and learned a lot of things as a righthander. I don't think I have a dominant foot.
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THe little red book is great but not special for left handed here are some left handed stuff I found. \n\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/features/lefties/improve_anderson113004.cfm
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No I use my right hand
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Practice is the first component to improving your roundoff backhand spring. If you are going sideways that often means that you are pushing more with one hand than you are the other. Try evening out your force by pushing more with the other hand. Also try making it tighter by visualizing putting your feet in the exact place where your hands just were. Visualization is often just enough to help you get the outcome you want. Good luck!