forehand

a forehand tennis stroke.

a forehand drive down the line

She hit a forehand volley into the net.

a mishit on the forehand that sent the ball beyond the first row, followed by a forehand into the net set the precedence for the breaker.

He always prepares his arguments well in forehand.

She held the racket with a forehand grip.

It's important to have a strong forehand in tennis.

He played a beautiful forehand shot down the line.

She needs to work on her forehand technique.

The player's forehand is his strongest weapon.

She hit a powerful forehand winner to end the match.

He has a consistent forehand but struggles with his backhand.

The coach emphasized the importance of footwork in executing a forehand shot.

She focused on improving her forehand accuracy during practice.

For example, you play tennis and you hit the forehand over and over and over again.

He has one of the most lethal forehands of all time.

And she was almost good enough, but an honest assessment of her forehand, she said, led her to double-down on her first love, physics, which she studied at Stanford.

NFL Quarterbacks and EPL strikers don’t only have great reactions; Rugby players are more than just physically strong, and Roger Federer had more than a good forehand.

Sun, who had won all four previous head-to-heads against Hayata, broke open a 4-4 tie at an early stage with seven points in a row through sublime serves and forehand.