[pico]

what if you can train yourself to hit forehands with both hands. i think it is possible.

[iceminers26]

[Hybris]

[Fthenorm]

You had better stay on the baseline...if you're at the net and the shots come fast, it is unlikely there will be time to swap which hand has the racket five or six times in a row...great reflexes or not

[treed]

SC legend Luke Jensen served from both sides but he didn't play with two forehands....he was fun to watch.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luke_Jensen

[iceminers26]

It happens, no one has been greatly successful, but I'm a former D1 tennis player and I did see it on every rare occasion.

No shit bud, where did you play D1 Tennis at? As a former athlete, D1 and Minor Pro and a big tennis fan, I was thinking of joining that ATP Recreational shit where you can play in leagues, got them all through the states, do you know anything about it? Think it would be fun and a great way to stay in shape.

[HeeeHAWWWW]

what if you can train yourself to hit forehands with both hands. i think it is possible.

Nadal could maybe have done this - he's right-handed but plays as a lefty, so his "backhand" is almost a two-handed forehand.