The two-handed backhand didn't start becoming popular on professional tennis tours until the 1970s when Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Borg and Chris Evert started winning Grand Slam titles using this stroke. It became even more popular in the 1980s when players like Mats Wilander, a finesse player and Andre Aggassi, a power player, proved it's versatility and made it even more popular. More recently Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and the Williams Sisters have carried the torch of this now-common stroke on tour. Let's delve into the how and why of the most common mistakes players make with this stroke - and let's get YOU a two-handed backhand that you will want to show off to everyone who sees you play!
