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Full power outside the court, this one I use the most 😂

Best exercises for developing forehand by own…some drills?Thank you…

LOL no

Is your racket strung at 20 punds?

I feel this also works with aiming on serves especially the kick

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Absolutely correct. It prevents the yips. Greatest thing ever happened to my game when I made that a habit. Seems like I can’t miss when I get low/stay low. It’s really amazing!! One more thing, it does take a little more energy, so when I get tired, instead of hitting an upright forehand (which is a bad habit), I will just play casual forehand chips/slices which require less effort. Once I regain some energy, I go back to get low/stay low.

very low ballthrow

Pretty good serve though

Also the right foot is going passed he left foot and should be right next to the left foot

He needs to keep his left hand up longer and straight up

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I was just about to say it shouldn't be that hard then I seen the other guy commenting, guess not all of us gets to born talented 😎

My first serve is inconsistent like 4/10 balls would go in. And I haven't figured out the second serve properly. 😂

I love hitting low balls. I hit them very hard with minimal topspin. Looks very different to what you are showing, no knee bends. But my eastern grip is perfect for this. Probably impossible with semiwestern or western.

if don't want to get that low, can try the forehand slice; especially for the short balls.

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3.5 dimitrov eastern top grip

Western -> Hawaii

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Thank you sir. The western forehand grip slice visualisation in order to hit flat is a gem. Coaching is about finding the optimal way of transmitting knowledge to a specific person. (99% of so called coaches do not even understand what they're doing, let alone optimizing ways to transmit it. They can only get results with very young children who naturally mimic and do not go through any thought process).

The eastern grip for singles rec players, and the continental for doubles rec players-handles junk and slow balls steadier, and lobs easily without telegraphing, since it doesn't require a straight arm swing. But remove the buttcap like Laver did for a wristy shot or you'll never get it.

The third is Neutral Stance

Wich one is your forehand?

I have always struggled with being late on my forehand. This is super helpful and easy to implement. Seeing excellent improvement after just a few days. All of Pieter’s videos are simple & excellent.

The modern backswing makes the eastern grip more than competitive with the flatter continental, which I switched from simply because of better high ball control. Without this video I wouldn't have made the switch. Thank You, Pieter!

Mate, are you swinging by leading the little finger side of your hand?

How can rakcet sound like that?

The best explainer on the net.

good stroke, grunt more

How do you balance hitting hard without hindering proper aim?

that's a super deep bend of knees

how much tension is your racket ?

Big thanks

I was wondering about footwork efficiency with western grip?

Your demo swings and actual swings look completely different to me. Watch at .25 speed or slower. Especially the movement of the wrist. Your actual serves look great. The demos? Not so much.

I will definitely try it. Thank you master!

Awesome video. Thank you.

Yeah. Why do pros always get a popping sound of the ball quickly expanding but most coaches get a lame twang sound ?! Looks like the racquet head speed would be enough…Is it the strings? Tension?

Helps with spacing too, often club players get to close to ball

Some great tips here and I believe great footwork is the real secret to a great groundstrokes. Cheers for the tips👍

Such an important tip! Thanks

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And moving the wrist too!😊

“I’m all for a big load”… sorry couldn’t resist. Excellent video

Great video Pieter. Thanks for this demonstration on the difference in the turn based on the type of grips. I will definitely practice this with my Eastern Grip

This has changed my eastern forehand by leaps and bounds! Best online coach!!

Dimitrov forehand

Thank you for this demonstration, and especially with this precision of the settings, it really shows the capabilities of the machine...thanks again and have a good day