The 5 worst dinking mistakes

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This video identifies and corrects the five most common backhand dink mistakes.

It emphasizes avoiding a high-to-low swing, which leads to popped-up dinks.

You'll learn the importance of a straight elbow and shoulder-driven swing.

The video highlights keeping a cocked wrist for control and consistency.

It also covers proper footwork and knee bending for optimal positioning.

For two-handed backhands, it stresses coming up under the ball, not rolling over it.

Key Points:

  • Avoid High-to-Low: Don't cut the ball, swing straight through.

  • Straight Elbow Swing: Swing from the shoulder, keep the elbow straight.

  • Cocked Wrist: Keep the wrist firm and cocked.

  • Proper Footwork: Get behind the ball with good footwork.

  • Bend Knees: Get low by bending your knees, not your back.

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