he's not able to use his full power that is another reason why also his elbow is continue
like that not like that like this there is a reason why he has to do that not like that go stop
so his his racket is a kind of ready grip and he didn't change
grip at all he moved so he can't do that if he does face the other side
if he pulls the elbow back properly the rocker face is uh chopped
so if he makes swing like that he likely sliced so ready grip
dave must change grip 10 to 15 here to about that that will allow him
to put elbow backward but the racket is still like that ready face the other side
like that so as you see from there rocker face is more kind of a flat way before it was like that
that's why his elbow has to go like this red grip
I don't change grave for clear smash then it has to be like that
like that
but if I change 10 degrees
then my elbow can go
bad this is crucial it's important you to understand when there is a swing involved
grip has to be neutral grip if I do high service I have to have a neutral grip
so my racket wrist arm can rotate I need it there so it goes like that comes as that turn
go but if I flick forehand flick with the neutral grip I can't flick because it doesn't match
if I want to do flick I have to change the panhandle grip so that's possible
if you don't change grip you need a bigger action hitting action if you change grip your action can
be 70 smaller but still be able to use powerful and accurate shots so for David in order to cure
this one he needed to change a little bit because he's not changing grip at the beginning when he's
making action he has to let the racket go a little bit watch my hands like that
and then we hold like this because without changing grip it's uncomfortable therefore he
release it to compensate watch my hands there like that like that look there there there
go it sounds completely different
so change 10 degrees and set the grip on the way don't let it go you lose control okay