Do any women use one-handed backhand?

Francesca Schiavone is the last woman with a one-handed backhand to capture a major title, the 2010 French Open. Roberta Vinci, ranked No. 1 in doubles, switched to a one-hander when she was 18, a relatively late age to make the transition.

Is it better to have a one or two-handed backhand?

The two-handed backhand may be a less destructive shot than the one-hander, but it is also more reliable: the extra hand on the racket means it is easier to handle incoming pace and spin, and to swing the racket along a predictable path.

Is the one handed backhand more powerful?

The 1 handed forehand has more power than the two handed backhand, although for most recreational players, both these shots have more power than the rec player can successfully harness. The two shots are similar in the way they harness energy from the rotation of the body.

Can you hit one hand backhand?

One of the most common mistakes on the one-handed topspin backhand is trying to hit the shot using the wrong grip. In recent years some professional players will even turn the grip more, using a Western Backhand grip, however, for most players the Eastern backhand grip will be the best option.

How do you teach a one-handed backhand?

Starts here12:21One Handed Backhand Tennis Lesson with 4.5 NTRP PlayerYouTube

Should I switch to Onehand backhand?

Yes, you should switch if you are still young and strong. If you are over 30, the answer is not so easy. The one-hander has the advantage of a much larger reach than the two-handed. It is also easier to disguise shots such as slice shots and drop shots, and hit with topspin.

Is the one handed backhand bad?

“The one-handed backhand gets a bad rap as it takes longer out of the box to develop but if it is learned correctly, it can be a devastating all-court shot,” he says. “If coaches knew the exact technique to teach a one handed backhand at an early age [8-12], then we would naturally see a huge resurgence in the shot.