[Tennis]A fundamental method of the volley to overcome a weakness - Pro Tennis Lessons

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    Today's coach Takao Suzuki is one of the famous volleyers.
    Most players have been playing as a ground stroker since 2000, but he has been playing as a volleyer on ATP/ITF tour including grand slam.
    So that his technique is the world top level.
    If you have any questions or a theme that you would like to have lessons with in the future,
    Please let me know in the comments!
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    Takao Suzuki(Former Japan Davis Cup team)
    Belongs:Team REC
    Birthday : 9/20/1976
    Highest JTA* rank : S1/D1
    Highest ATP rank : S102/D119
    *Japan Tennis Association
    【career】
    ・record the most wins at Davis Cup in Japan national team(41 wins)
    ・Japan National Team at Atlanta Olympics
    ・first round in singles at US Open (1999, 2004)
    ・second round in singles at Wimbledon (2003)
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    At Star Tennis Academy, you can learn tennis techniques with top professionals, including Takao Suzuki, who has taken the set from Roger Federer in singles, and Michihisa Onoda, who has defeated Boris Becker in doubles.
    #tennis,#lessons,#volley
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Komentáře • 60

  • @SUTATENI-Pro_Tennis_Lessons

    Thank you for watching our video. We will resume updating from July! Please subscribe and wait! Thank you from Japan.

  • @shawneyshoeshine
    @shawneyshoeshine Před 3 lety +17

    Takayuki's volleys are savage, crisp as hell.. thanks for the technical knowledge, brilliant

  • @DonYang73
    @DonYang73 Před 3 lety +6

    Takao Suzuki’s slice volley is really top class. Super crisp and clean, very sharp and accurate. 💪👍👍. Solid!

  • @andrewawrinka9572
    @andrewawrinka9572 Před 3 lety +20

    I still remember when in 2005 Takao vs Federer.. His volleys are excellent.. Thanks for the lessons.. Arigato Takao 🙏

    • @woojooya
      @woojooya Před 3 lety

      what??? this man is Takao suzuki?? Never recognized him OMG

    • @emmanuelbuenviaje6564
      @emmanuelbuenviaje6564 Před 3 lety +4

      I just saw that match. Takao was a beast serving and volleying. Really nice technique.

    • @caotoulei
      @caotoulei Před 3 lety +2

      Yes, they play to tiebreaker. What a game! Takeout is true master of serve and volley!

    • @igorboklah3068
      @igorboklah3068 Před měsícem

      Yes,this match against Roger Takao performed with wild courage and absolutely no fear 🎉

    • @igorboklah3068
      @igorboklah3068 Před měsícem

      The score was 6:3,6:4,6:4

  • @camlendrim7609
    @camlendrim7609 Před 3 lety +3

    Takayuki Suzuki’s tennis stroke form is the best. He is a great instructor. Still trying to copy his serving technique. Thanks. 🙏🏻🎾

  • @chjcptt
    @chjcptt Před rokem +1

    The hitting sound is super clean. amazing. I wish one day I can volley like this

  • @miguelormike6424
    @miguelormike6424 Před 2 lety +3

    I love the way you teach tennis. Keep the video's coming, from a old Southern California tennis pro. Thank You, Coach Miguel

  • @plough1204
    @plough1204 Před rokem

    Legend japanes tennis player, I remember him! Glad to see him on CZcams again, amazing lesson!

  • @henrylove514
    @henrylove514 Před 2 lety

    Love the instructions! Thanks Takao Suzuki!

  • @jimmac6367
    @jimmac6367 Před 2 lety

    Greatly appreciate the sharing of your techniques. Thank you!

  • @ChrisTennis
    @ChrisTennis Před 3 lety

    Thanks!! Please keep on posting more contents! Thanks!

  • @CycleGirl-77
    @CycleGirl-77 Před 2 lety +1

    I really appreciate all of the full and slow motion demonstrations by the master from various angles! So well done!! Thank you.

    • @brasileirosim5961
      @brasileirosim5961 Před rokem

      Great video, thanks! I like his backhand volley a lot. Does he have a continental grip at the forehand? I don’t think so.

  • @massimosanticchia3404

    You guys have the best instructional videos. This one on the volley is one of your best. Thank you.

  • @lucynguyen4235
    @lucynguyen4235 Před rokem +1

    You made my day ! Excellent !

  • @balispiritual
    @balispiritual Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you very much coach. Sending lots of love from Bali.🙏

  • @serendy_trix9265
    @serendy_trix9265 Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you coach😊

  • @georgesunaryo5080
    @georgesunaryo5080 Před 3 lety

    Fluid & solid volley,
    Love the way suzuki san plays.
    From your new subscriber from Indomesia.

  • @buiminhmusic2935
    @buiminhmusic2935 Před rokem

    Thank you sir, great demo and teach.

  • @shriramoka
    @shriramoka Před 3 lety

    Superb video. Pls make a specific video for High volleys - forehand and backhand. And also the smash !

  • @mericusta1988
    @mericusta1988 Před 3 lety

    Thank you very much. I wish you had mentioned using our body weight to create stability.

  • @patrikberglund5717
    @patrikberglund5717 Před 3 lety

    Great video

  • @Lovely01372
    @Lovely01372 Před 3 lety

    Even I don't soeak Japanese, this is a great video. Hopefully more videos coming up

  • @TooleyPeter
    @TooleyPeter Před 2 lety

    What a beautiful backhand volley.

  • @pjakobsen
    @pjakobsen Před rokem

    Fantastic content.

  • @TravelPortugalBrasilTPB
    @TravelPortugalBrasilTPB Před 3 lety +3

    Arikato. Thank you for this video and at least the text helps a lot. Would love to have it in English as well. Good luck always friends. Have you seen our latest videos? Full support friends always together, we hope!

  • @tenniswarrior12
    @tenniswarrior12 Před 4 měsíci

    These videos are so helpful, Can someone guide me to video where takao pro talks about footwork , load unload concepts

  • @juicetest
    @juicetest Před 2 lety

    besto volley videoto ,arigato

  • @user-wx2nm2hi5p
    @user-wx2nm2hi5p Před 2 lety

    Thank you for your great volley skills. Please give us your great super heavy backhand slice shot making ways that you showed it game of Nishioka. I admire your backhand slice. How can I make my backhand slice like you~^^

  • @jimpoole6037
    @jimpoole6037 Před rokem

    Best!!

  • @leks376
    @leks376 Před 2 měsíci

    Tutorial yg terbaik...

  • @herowillrose3198
    @herowillrose3198 Před 8 měsíci

    Okay, thanks for the video clip in Japanese.
    However, the shots at the net extremely fast for many net-players to reacts.
    But it is good to get into ready quickly perfect position for the fast coming ball.

  • @raysamarrero5309
    @raysamarrero5309 Před 8 měsíci

    More backhand lessons!!!

  • @tech_rn
    @tech_rn Před 3 lety

    Great video coach! How would you apply your technique when volleying a fast ball?

    • @rsmith02
      @rsmith02 Před 2 lety

      Just keep the backswing short and use this technique

  • @cesar90x45
    @cesar90x45 Před 3 lety +2

    Domo Arigatou

  • @laurencecorray
    @laurencecorray Před 2 lety

    Takao is the best. In 10 minutes or so he has shown the faults of my volleys. Another game changer.

  • @tmass1
    @tmass1 Před rokem

    so on backhand, bend the wrist kind of weird. upwards.
    and on forehand focus on moving the whole racket forwards at the same time

  • @jerryai283
    @jerryai283 Před 2 lety

    I really like your tennis teaching channel. Could you please tell me Mr. Takao 's Dunlop cx-200 head size is 95'' or 98" he using? Thanks!

    • @jerryai283
      @jerryai283 Před 2 lety

      you haven't answered my question yet. :)

    • @meahall
      @meahall Před 2 lety +2

      I think it's a 95, judging by the overall shape of the racket.
      Volleying is all about control, so I would guess it's more than likely he uses the smaller headsize.

  • @pegasuschua8986
    @pegasuschua8986 Před 3 lety +2

    Hi,could you explain what type of grip u r using for forehand volley ?

    • @allim7015
      @allim7015 Před 3 lety

      It is said that he uses the continental grip for both forehand and backhand volley.

    • @damianograziano4769
      @damianograziano4769 Před 2 lety

      I agree, i don't think it's really a continental grip on the forehand volley, I think it's more of a continental//eastern grip

    • @damianograziano4769
      @damianograziano4769 Před 2 lety

      please Star Tennis Academy, answer if you see this :)

  • @peterrattenbury8608
    @peterrattenbury8608 Před rokem

    Federer’s volleys are very similar to this smooth style.

  • @zeekedd6245
    @zeekedd6245 Před 3 lety +1

    What racquet is he using?
    And string? Tensions

  • @lancefrederickzabala2477

    What racquet siZe does he use? 98?

  • @poramintasana2440
    @poramintasana2440 Před rokem

    一緒に練習したいのですが、できますか?どこにいるの?

  • @bpviktoras8033
    @bpviktoras8033 Před 3 lety +2

    I like you videos! It would be useful to improve a forehand!

  • @orthopraxis235
    @orthopraxis235 Před 2 lety

    The one criticism I have of this is that he doesn't close the net when getting the feeds. He is just standing there. I am dismayed, a little, but this lack of concept application. While he makes good solid contact, he should be closing on EVERY volley in order to hit the ball BEFORE it drops from its peak height. Then, prior to receiving the next feed, he should be quickly and powerfully returning to the original position (not just remaining close to the net). Closing assertively is essential to: 1. take time away from the opponent 2. give you a better net position, better because it yields a closer net hit position that allows more available angle for the volley. I am sure he is just demonstrating, but the demonstration will cause observers to also "just stand there" hitting the volley. The BEST technique, the one you would NEED to apply during a match with a suitable opponent, would be to close AS SOON AS you perceive direction of the opponent's shot, thus giving yourself the advantage of taking time away from your opponent and, at the same time, giving yourself the advantage of having more court to volley into because you are closer to the net. Of course, each successful close in practice needs to be accompanied by a subsequent push back to the original position, as to be properly positioned for the lob (in match play), or, for another practice at closing the volley (in drills and practice).