Pros jumping while performing forehand flick
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Jasper Low Asked 3 years ago
I noticed that some of the pros do a mini jump whenever they are flicking with the forehand. It's like they contact the ball in mid-jump. Why do they need to jump before they flick? And it looks very risky because they could lose their balance after the flick.
Alois Rosario Answered 3 years ago
Hi Jasper,
The are moving quickly to the ball and jumping while doing so. Their movement is actually very balanced and you will notice they land in a balanced position and are then able to jump back quickly to the next position they require because of the energy that is going through their legs on landing.
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