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Wait a second... I can rember you telling to not pass instantly, but to play to the opponent's feet. And now "the best opportunity to pass is when they approach". Now what?

How many families in the condo behind….oh, it’s a house 😮

Pros need to keep teaching this shot.

I've lost so many S&V points since I was always sprinting towards the net without a split step. Thanks

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So true! It seems obvious, but somehow it isn't. I've been working on this myself lately as I was struggling against higher-level players with deep high-paced returns. I was standing in place after my serve instead of recovering. I think the reason the bad habit developed is that the lower-level players I more frequently played with rarely punished me with deep returns. Regardless, I still catch myself doing this unless I focus on correcting. Muscle memory has not set in yet, but I've definitely noticed the difference when I recover back behind the baseline.

Love your explanation. They are the best ones out in the world. And they are reaching everyone.

I’m glad you pointed this out. I actually think this is one of the main reasons rec players are 50/50 when it comes to holding serve

Which forehand grip does Dimitrov use?¿

Pity that you have not shown how YOU hit a real serve with the technique you explained in great detail. This would add credibility that your technique is viable…

I certainly have tried for as long time but shoulder arthritis limits both internal and external shoulder rotation so I don’t have much pop.

I just wonder if anyone has practice those elaborate serve instructions on the court? If so how did it go?

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Excellent

So right about the leg drag. 👍🏻

One of the most useful video about tennis strategy on the entire Internet. Thank you 🙏🏻

In the beginning, when the two Air Force guys are at the net, and the USC people are one up and one back, should the USC net player have moved back instead of staying where he was, to make it a more defensive position?

I prefer Holger's Forehand lol

Fantastic video thank you!

i see a little of andy roddick in his trophy position.

Djokovic makes it look so easy! 😅

If I miss a smash like that then I'd always say the sun was in my eyes. It doesn't matter where the sun was.

it wasn't an easy overhead at all.. very high lob.. and the sun ...

I've greatly enjoyed and appreciate the tennis videos for the past few years! But I'll see you in the pickleball courts. Let's go cowboys!!

I'd love to be able to hit a forehand. Four years playing almost every day and alas I'm no closer than the day I started. I'll try some of the tips here to see if they help. Thanks a lot.

First off, the partner at the net could have easily poached the return from the get-go. He seems passive throughout, but partner relationships are complicated. You make excellent points in your video though.

The famous pusher, MEP, actually uses this tactic (moving his opponents forward and backward) a lot. So, is he the pusher, or are his opponents pushers? 😅

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I know you are focusing on racquet face down and picked the images you did to show that, but you are not showing them at the same point in their swings. Djokovic’s shoulders have already begun to open while Trey’s shoulders are still square. You should also show where Djokovic’s racquet is when he finishes his backswing for an apples to apples comparison. Djokovic turns his shoulders much more and dips the racquet pretty aggressively. If Trey does something closer to that the closed racquet face “should” happen automatically. He shouldn’t wrap around like Venus Williams but he should get the shoulders turned and the racquet around and dipped more than he does.

There is so,something nole at the very least appears to be doing with his left wrist. It doesn’t stay bent, and in fact it seems like he scoops it a bit….maybe this is to angle the strings upwards after or right after contact to get more height in the ball, but i feel like thats an important part of his backhand. What do you think?

This is awesome! I made a similar video a while back but also recommended that @winners-only get his racket more on the inside. Good stuff czcams.com/video/XNC5BaMYaYE/video.html

lets get to work!

Nothing about this swing looks 'old school' to me. I guess I am older than I thought. I don't play anymore and I was only ever a casual player but all the looping IMO just gives the casual player more opportunities to screw something up. To me old school means simplicity of motion. Closed stance, straight back and slightly upwards on the ball. I am clearly out of touch but if these two are hitting 'old school' I would like an example of the modern forehand because these all look like modern swings to me. Please note I am not being critical, I simply do not understand how this is old school.

Great Tips

That is the Roddick serve motion!

Could I be because of treys backhand grip in particular? Maybe it’s too open?

Excellent video! I feel that focusing on body and hand position before impact and when finishing, it really helps. The "path" of the racket head becomes more natural when I focus on the start and the finish of the stroke, instead of focusing on the entire path.

I struggled to get my backhand to do anything but flat too. I'll try this when I played

Love these side by side videos! More so than the ones where you demonstrate the technique yourself, these side-by-side ones really help me to understand mechanics even better and how to improve my own strokes!

Would we be able to Reverse this and apply samething to our forehands?

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You are totally wrong. However, it is an okay technique for non-professional tennis hackers. If this style is presented to Sampras, Federer, McEnroe, Rafter, Krajicek or the Bryan twin, your head will be the face of the racket and swollen (they will knock the racket out of your hand when they drive the ball left then right then you will end up eating the ball). Serena can get away with it because she is not a true serve and volleyer, and she used two hand backhand volley to lift the ball up when it is low. Your analogy on changing grips from the baseline is not very good or bright due to the reaction time between the baseline and the net. Professional players just became dumber when viewing this video. Consider on researching and collaborating with professionals on the volleying technique before providing your judgement. This is where bad habits start.

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Thank you Ryan your lessons helped me to change my game completely so happy

Thank you Ryan ❤

Tsisipas backhand

I tried this in tennis today. I was at the net (deuce side). The opposite add player got me down the line. It was this EXACT situation

That’s like impossible wtf

Day 2 of asking a analysis on korda forehand