Master the Tennis Forehand! Test your knowledge on the crucial techniques involved in the tennis forehand stroke with this quiz. remus2009 published on January 190 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/10 What grip is generally used for the tennis forehand stroke? Eastern grip Continental grip Semi-Western grip Western grip 2/10 Which footwork pattern is commonly employed during the execution of a forehand shot? Open stance Closed stance Semi-open stance Neutral stance 3/10 What is the ideal contact point for a forehand stroke? Below waist level Around waist level Above shoulder level Ankle level 4/10 What is the recommended follow-through motion for a forehand shot? Stopping abruptly after hitting the ball Finishing with a high racquet head Sliding the racquet along the ground Tossing the racquet in the air 5/10 Which of the following factors is crucial for generating power in a forehand swing? Hitting the ball with a bent arm Rotating the hips and shoulders Keeping the feet stationary Holding the racquet too tight 6/10 What is the correct sequence of body movements in a forehand stroke? Swing the racquet first, then step forward Step forward first, then swing the racquet Step forward and simultaneously swing the racquet Step forward and skip swinging the racquet 7/10 In tennis, what does 'topspin' refer to? Hitting the ball with a flat trajectory Hitting the ball with a sidespin Hitting the ball with forward rotation Hitting the ball with a backspin 8/10 Which type of stance is typically used for more aggressive forehand shots? Open stance Closed stance Neutral stance Trick question! It doesn't matter. 9/10 What is the role of the non-dominant hand in a forehand stroke? To hold the racquet To aid in balance and control To cover the face from stray balls To wave at the opponent 10/10 What is the golden rule for footwork during a forehand shot? Keep both feet planted firmly on the ground Jump and hit the ball Move your feet to get into an optimal position Play blindfolded to improve reflexes
