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Your balls are too high.

Thanks for the analysis your channel is helping me lots

Alcaraz uses drop shots so well!

Hello Tom, you mentioned "at least 12 ounces" I am not sure if it is Strung Weight or Unstrung Weight? Thank you ^^

Semi-western is most comfortable for my play style! Thanks for your videos, me and my father learned tennis from your dvds years ago

谢谢您😀

how do you come around and pronate at the same time?

Good tip. I'll try this tomorrow morning.

Great!

At matches, I subconsciously drop the racket more than 1 foot like 2 foot below the ball. How can I keep my racket face 1 foot below the ball perfectly at any ball, like high low balls? Thanks!

Coach, You make those shots look easy but they're hard to execute. I'm i wrong or they are hitting the fence in one bounce? That could be a great weapon against defensive players or pushers

Players who find it difficult to learn about short angles should watch this video fr!

This is great. I use it to increase the spin on my deep shots and im going to try it in my angled shots. Tom what happens is if i rolled over. I ask you cause when i used to roll over, my shots were too short and had no penetration. Wouldn't they work in short angles? Althogh i admit i suffered tennis elbow.

Hi Tom, suppose the ball is in shoulder height and the racket face is in knee, which might be more than 1 foot below the ball(2foot). Will the ball go beyond the baseline? At matches, I subconsciously drop the racket more than 1 foot below the ball. What should I do? How can I keep my racket face 1 foot below the ball perfectly at any ball, like high low balls? Thanks!

Also good for me left hander playing doubles to play backhand left to right as I play on left side so I find topspin harder to hit away from volleyer at the net ie extreme inside out.

Thanks helpful useful also for me to read where a two handed is going to hit the ball so I can anticipate where I am most likely going to have to cover.

Great video, as usual. (Love the new slo-mo music!)

dear coach with all due respect at 4:13 you are dropping your tossing arm very soon , you MUST keep the tossing arm UP, after the release the ball , as much as possible . as you know when you drop down the tossing arm so quickly your chin will drop and everything goes down .

I don't know if you've talked about it or if I'm on the right track but it would be good to speak on the high elbow in the server. I think a lot of people think the arm on the serve should move forward on contact as one unit instead of bending at the elbow. I hope you understand what I mean and I'm not off in my understanding.

Good tips.

Thank you. These lessons are invaluable for playing the rec-league ubiquitous moonballer

I love the way you simplify all the complex shots of tennis and make us feel, it can be achieved. Thanks a ton, Tom

Ya tomé notas. Pero este video lo voy a coleccionar.

I've tried the X s on the wall and it's great. Thanks coach.

Great point, the 50 serves. Thanks.

Improving my slice serve by watching your videos! Thanks, Tom!

Hi Tom! I practiced volleys with a pro player who hits the ball very hard and fast. The problem I faced is that I used my instincts to hit the volley. When he hits the corners, like forehand, I know that the ball is going to forehand but I can't judge the fast ball properly. How do I improve my hand eye coordination more on volley? Can you suggest more drills on improve my judgment on fast balls on volley? Thanks!

Hi Tom, I have one question about slice and forehand grip. When I keep my index knuckle in number 2, the heel in my hand becomes number 3 when I hit the ball. Same goes to forehand grip, my index knuckle is at number 3, but it is number 4 on heel. How can I keep my index knuckle and heel of my hand in same number like number 2 or number 3 for long? Thanks.

After Federer, Dimitrov slice is the best!

Isn't, number 4 for forehead and number 2 for backhand same?? Please give your view on this.

Thank guys always learning from people like you

Great advice. Great video. Thanks

Very helpful. Always like the explanation. Some students can just be told what to do, others need to know why.

Simple and effective . Thanks a lot !

5 years already and this is my biggest positive tips for me. thanks coach

Had to watch@1.75x

Thank you. I will remind of the three things. Your teaching is always simple and clear.

Hi Tom, any tips to play in courts with less space behind the baseline?

Great video as always. I am still having problem with forehand seem to know all techniques you describe, but in games having problem I guess it is all mental !!! Thanks for the video will keep trying.

Great Video! I will use this Technique!

Great video!!!

Hi Tom, should we wait until the ball is that low? Thanks!

Almost all of Dimitrov slices are slow. He doesn't hit any winners off his slice. It's always a defensive slice. If you want that, than you need to copy Fed's slice.

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Hello Tom, I am new leaner. This lesson is really helping me a lot to stay stronger in the court. I enjoyed following the tips you explained in here, Appreciated. Sending thanks from India.

Thanks, Tom ❤ Thanks for sharing your tennis knowledge

👍👍My best regards from Taranto (Italy).👋👋

Love apples!

Tom that's very a nice advice. Now, is there any relationship between staying longer in the hitting zone and the tension of the strings. I ask You cause i'm actually using 52 pounds but i want to lower the tension.

Hi Tom! Thanks for sharing that reflex drills video. Can you share more videos on hand eye coordination drills so that I can volley super fast groundstrokes. Thanks!