quick FH question

Hi PINGO
You didnt say which your doing, which would have been helpful to the people you expect to answer yr question:-)
Cocking and uncocking is not wrong, but it means more moving parts.

If you do it, it has to be consistent same way each time everytime, or you'll lose consistency.

If you are just starting try without at first.

Waldner is a good example of a player who uses his wrist on every topspin drive, but I would imagine there are some amateurs who should stay away from this technique.
Only you can decide if the benefit will out weigh the negative in your case

You still havent stated clearly what yr problem is or whether its against chop only for instance.
I recommend:
Distinguish between topspin against chop and against block, and practice them seperately.

Against chop concentrate on lifting the ball, not on power.
In particular concentrate on landing your shot near the end line. (a mistake off the end is not as bad as a shot in the net.)
play at a speed whereby you get 20 without a mistake without having to warmup. Continue with that speed untill you can get 50 then up the speed, aiming at 40. Then continue untill you get 60.. You get the idea

Similar practice against block


When you can do 100 of either within 10 mins of starting yr practice then you will be on the right road hopefully

Later on you'll be able to try 1000 ball drills

This emphasis on slow start is vital. Practice slow with the aim of playing matches with fast grooved strokes
good luck

thanks for the post ppdaddy.. sorry i wasn't sure what you meant, mostly the shots im missing are just blocked or topspins coming back to me, very rarely are they chopped. Sorry for the unclear post, and again, thanks :)

not sure how using wrist on forehand or not using ur wrist on a forehand swing is funny... explain?

Your wrist shouldn't move; when it moves the bat deflects more on contact, resulting in more poor quality shots.