A forehand drive is a powerful and controlled shot used in racquet sports, such as tennis, badminton, and squash. The player hits the ball or shuttlecock with their racquet while keeping their arm extended and the racquet face slightly angled forward. This shot is typically made on the dominant side of the body and is used to send the ball or shuttlecock with speed and accuracy over the net. The forehand drive is often used in fast-paced rallies, as it allows the player to quickly return the ball or shuttlecock while maintaining control of the game.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „forehand drive” po angielsku

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