Description of 4 different grips

2. Before learning four
different of tennis grips,
we need to know how to
hold right grip,
Depending on where
your index knuckle goes,
you can hold different
types of grips.

3. Continental grip
Useful for serve and
volleys
Do not use for
forehand stroke
How to hold?
- Place your index
knuckle on 2nd
bevel

4. Basic grip
Good for beginners
Easier transition to
net play
Lack of power
How to hold?
- Place your index
knuckle on 3rd
bevel
Eastern Forehand Grip

5. Easily generate
topspin
More power than
Eastern grip
Not a great grip for
low-bouncing ball
and net play
How to hold?
- Place your index
knuckle on 4th bevel
Semi-western Grip

6. Great grip for hitting
with topspin
Great grip for hitting
high ball
Terrible to hit low-
bouncing balls
Hard to transit to net
play grip
How to hold?
- Place your index
knuckle on 5th bevel
Western Grip

7. Great grip for hitting
with topspin
Great grip for hitting
high ball
Terrible to hit low-
bouncing balls
Hard to transit to net
play grip
How to hold?
- Place your index
knuckle on 5th bevel
Western Grip