Video

Awesome thank you

Is early preparation the key to good tennis

Is Djokovic switching which arm is bent causing that little drop in the racket head before he strikes the ball?

Changed the forehand? Don’t like

This clip is amazing but seems so risky to hit a slice that's so close to the net!

Pushing a few slices in in the warm up, helps me a lot to play the agressivly after that. Therefore I need both!

I would not want to play against your serves, but greatly appreciate your insight on how to effectively execute the Kick Serve! The brushing from 7>1 (and 8>2) are the best explanations I’ve seen.. The emphasis on the ball toss is still at Noon (or just slightly behind the left shoulder), correct? Cheers from Hawai’i 🤙

Are those the courts Venus and Serena grew up on?

Good tips

This is a great video !!!

I’ve never had a lesson on a slice and I need one! 🙌🏻

Voilà un coup à maîtriser en fin de cinquième set. Dementieva a fait toute sa belle carrière avec !

Do you have a full video on this explaining the concepts

Can you make a video like this but for the one handed backhand

poor footwork on OH: you block youself straightening the right leg and so lose a lot of power. keep the leg bent and pass through it. TH is pretty well

First of all, I want to point out that you looked very good. I understand how difficult it was psychologically) And training with Roger is a memory that will last a lifetime. I don't even know how you managed to organise it).

💥3 Types of Two Handed Backhand Swings You Should Master: 👉 Full swing: great for producing power and topspin as you have room to accelerate 👉 Half swing: great for taking the ball early and dealing with faster balls 👉 Return swing: use when returning first or big serves or when blocking the ball in points

There is no diff between modern and next gen lol. Aside from the takeback which is going to hit late more

Next gen seems like a combo of ATP and WTA FH’s?

my 12y/o daughter do the 1st one. she just learned it and her getting better and stronger!

Thank you for this very helpful video!!!

Net level 😊

what is the racket you use thats from head

Recently got back into trying to improve my serve and I still refer to this video.

This takes actual talent

Thank you! But why doesn’t anyone talk about how unique thiems straight arm preparation OHBH is? It is so unique / every other pro uses their arm bent in prep. And every other ohbh struggles with high bouncing balls (although some like roger 17 stepped in). Thiem is the only one who had all the freedom benefits of a ohbh and also had a very stable arm so he can hit across the batt almost like a baseball bat. I’ve got a bent arm prep too and it helps a lot with spin but not well on flatter balls - it’s got many more moving parts. So backfoot or over the shoulder is much harder. Thiems backhand could be a ohbh model for the future - I think it’s to do with him having a 2hbh early on before transitioning to a one hander

To hit the ball correctly is the most important part, and the pronation topic feels much too limited. There is little rotation in the wrist, if any, without the two bones of the forearm, the radius and ulna, twisting and causing stress in the elbow, possibly leading to tennis elbow. Pronation rather relates to the forward twist of the shoulder, preceded by the backward twist of the shoulder when swinging the racket in the back. I think the wrist only follows through the twist of the shoulder after hitting the ball.

server 5 - Kyrios

great video! exactly what I need now

How is the ball staying So lowwww🤩🤩🤩

Net

Very goooood !!!

I was thinking Zverev for 4. He has a really good backhand and takes it back vertically

Simon using the left handed forehand on his back hand side is fun.

Where is this? The view from the court looks so beautiful.

It’s the 2HBH under pressure that’s tricky to perfect. Not cream-puff feeds (although you need to start somewhere I guess).

Stopping video when you hit the net. Smart 😂

What's interesting is that you mentioned your grip is a continental grip on the return even though your groundstrokes are with a semi-western. Is the reason why you use a continental grip because it's more comfortable and you want to hit the ball flat? If so, makes sense.

Another amazing video! Thanks!

Great. I learnt a lot

Thank you for this amazing video! I was always told that I had good strokes but bad footwork, so this definitely helped a lot. I was just curious, are the types of movements that you mentioned the only types of way you move and get to a ball in the court? Or is there anymore advanced methods? Thank you so much!

Helped me alooooooooot!!!!! Thank you guys

Do you still compete in tournaments? Haven't seen you uploaded any in a while?

Hitting like that for an hour or more on a beautiful spring morning is pure heaven

6 years of tennis experience, 1 year left it now rejoin for a month, hope I’ll be the same guy

Most appreciative and grateful 🙏

Super video!

Super video, perfect timing for me. Thanks again for being so thorough and clear.

great instruction! I struggle with my backward's loop. Too less flexibility and too much strength used.

Absolutely superb video. So clear. I will certainly recommend it to club mates ! Thank you !