Having trouble with forehand

Yes, I remember how un-natural the forehand felt when I was learning. I found that it was most important to get my feet moving, so that I wasn't trying to play the forehand while still standing in a backhand position. The other thing was to make certain (when learning) not to use too much 'arm and wrist' ... it is perfectly possible to hit a good forehand with an action that predominantly comes from a 'controlled twist' of the legs and body .. notice in the video how the majority of the stroke is generated by this action. Later on, when you have good consistency, you can bring the arm and wrist more into play to give variations. Actually, most players end up spending so much time learning the forehand in the early stages that it becomes their better side, and they lose the 'natural' backhand they had initially ... so, don't ignore your backhand too much, you'll need it later! Hope this helps, and good luck ...