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Nadal's 'Twist
Forehand?'
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In Summary
My Comments/Suggestions are:
- The stroke you describe is really known as a kicked forehand shot. Anybody can do it if they've got the skills.
- You have to hit from below the height of the ball, going up the back of the ball to the left hand side. It produces a side spin that twists in the air and then kicks to the left.
- Anybody can do it if they practice properly and they have the right amount of skills.
- This stroke has been used for many many years by many many players, but we see it more now because of the quality of camera work, etc.
- Best of luck with your kicked forehand drive.
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