BH Slice Floats From Chopping — Drive Through, Not Under

Summary

Universal Rackets: floating backhand slices usually mean you are chopping down under the ball. Keep a high-to-low shape, but drive through the ball instead of cutting under it.

Key takeaways

• High-to-low is fine — chopping under is the problem
• Drive through the ball, not under it
• Through-contact = less float

Action items

• Hit 15 BH slices focusing on forward drive through contact
• Partner calls “under” vs “through” on each swing