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While some professional athletes are successful in playing with a one-handed backhand, the two-handed backhand is most useful for beginners, high school, and collegiate tennis players. Frankly, it will give you a stability and strength that is just not possible with only one handBy: James C. in Tennis
*This article was written by Coach James of Boston, MA, you can find his profile [here.](https://www.coachup.com/coaches/jamesc-11)* *What shots do you want to work on?* Generally speaking, I start all my lessons with this question so I can start tailoring a specific workout for them
