In this video I’m going to analyze Novak Djokovic’s two handed backhand. Djokovic’s movement, return of serve, and two-handed backhand make him one of the best players to ever pick up a tennis racquet.

How To Hit Your Backhand Like Novak Djokovic
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Published at 2019, January 27
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In this video I'm going to analyze Novak Djokovic's two handed backhand.

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Comments
tennis21000  (2019, February 22)
Do you have a similar video of him from the rear view? So can see it from that angle. Thanks.
Dmitry Private  (2019, January 27)
Dennis, excellent analysis, as always. Thank you.You are so correct that the players with two handed backhand are “forces” to turn their hips and shoulders; which is very important for both the single handed and two handed players. I hit a single handed backhand (when I was learning tennis almost nobody used two handed backhand – shows my age :)). I tried to change to a two handed backhand a few years ago but could not. The muscle memory is so “good/bad” that I was even missing the ball :). But the mental technique I use is, when preparing to hit the backhand, I imagine that I will be hitting the ball using a two handed grip. Which forces me to turn my hips and shoulders. Then, at the last moment, I let the left hand off the racquet and move it back (a la Federer). And it helps me.