Backhand Slice: Spread the Back Arm Like Wings
Summary
On the backhand slice, Universal Rackets wants the back arm active: push it straight back as if spreading wings so the torso stays sideways and the hitting arm can get under the ball.
A slight backhand grip helps; kneeling slice feeds lock in the sideways posture.
Key takeaways
- Back arm pushes straight back (wings)
- Slight BH grip to get under the ball
- Kneeling feeds keep you sideways
Action items
- 10 kneeling slices focusing only on the back-arm stretch
- Stand and keep the same wing-spread finish