A shot hit on the opposite side of the body from the racket hand; the left side, for a right-handed player.
To throw the disc from the left side of the body for right handed players (or from the right for left handed players). The motion is similar in some respects to the backhand in tennis. (Like the 'standard' throw that non-Ultimate players may be used to).
A standard throw; right-handed player places thumb on top of disc, curls fingers underneath, extends arm to left side of body.
The stroke that's hit on the opposite side of the shooting arm.
A shot hit from the "wrong" side of the body, i.e., the side away from the racket; the left side for a right-handed player.
a stroke done directly in front of the body, with the racket turned so that the back of the hand faces the opponent
A type of stroke that begins at the left side of the body for a right-hander and from right side of the body for a left-hander.
To hit the ball across your body. across the left of your body if you are right handed, and across the right of your body if left handed.
a return made with the back of the hand facing the direction of the stroke
hit a tennis ball backhand
(of racket strokes) made across the body with back of hand facing direction of stroke
(of handwriting) having the letters slanting from left down to right
A shot or pass made from the side of the body opposite the stick hand.
A method of wielding a tennis racquet where the player hits the tennis ball with a stroke that comes across their body with the back of their racquet hand facing the ball
The stroke that is used to return balls hit on the left side of a right-handed player and right side of a left-handed player. It can be hit with one or two hands. Note: Athletes should learn to hit a proper backhand not a right-handed forehand and a left-handed one.
A stroke with the hand turned backward.
Your typical badminton player has, besides a left hand and a right hand, a backhand and a forehand as well. With righthanded players the backhand is on the lefthand side and with lefthanded players vice versa (with one-armed players the backhand is on the stump side by definition). Backhand is very difficult.
Ground stroke hit on the left side for a right handed player and on the right side for a left handed player
The most common throwing style, the golfer reaches back across his or her body to throw the disc.
A stroke made with the hitting arm and the racket across the front of the body and the back of the hand facing the direction the ball is to go.
A groundstroke hit on a player’s non-dominant side; can be hit with a one- or two-handed grip.
The stroke used to return balls hit to the left of a right-handed player and to the right of a left-handed player.
A stroke played with the back of the hand towards the net
a stroke hit across the body from the side opposite the racquet hand.
A shot done with the racket to the left of the elbow for a righthander, the reverse for a lefthander.
Player turns so that the shoulder of the racket-bearing arm faces the net before bringing the racket forward and across the body to meet the ball.
A stoke made with the hitting arm or arms and racquet across the body. Can be hit with one or two hands.
One of two basic strokes hit across the body, starting on the side opposite the racquet hand.
played with the reverse side of the racket.
A stroke hit on the non-dominant side of a player's body; for a right-hander, a backhand is off the left side.
The backhand in tennis is a stroke hit by swinging the racquet away from one's body in the direction of where the player wants the ball to go. For a right-handed player, a backhand begins on the left side of his body, continues across his body as contact is made with the ball, and ends on the right side of his body. It can be either a one-handed or a two-handed stroke.
