Terrific, terrific training video!! I can't afford a ball machine so this is something I can do on my own over and over and over without boring a partner to death. A-1 Ryan!!
I bought a topspin pro using your affiliate link as a small way to say thank you for these fantastic videos you make. They are remarkably helpful. You are awesome!
One of my kids is really having a tough time with topspin. I've broken it down into segments and progressions but she's still just not getting it. Hopefully the topspin pro will help. Thanks for the video.
Did you title your own driveway? I love the way the driveway looks my friend. How long does the machine last, until you have to replace balls or parts? I love the machine my friend, I am interested in buying one for myself and my wife. Thank you my friend.
Hey thanks so much! I appreciate your kind words. Here’s the link for the TopspinPro: topspinpro.com/ref/2minutetennis/ The ball lasts a long time. But you can always buy a new for very inexpensive on the website. Thank you so much! You got this!
I just order your tennis pro tools, I really hope this will help my kids. Your 60 days money back guarantee seal the deal for me to order one today. Lol . Without your videos instructions, I would not even dare to try out your machine.
Ahhh that was you! I Just got the email. Congrats. You’ll love it. It’ll really help your kids learn topspin in a fun way. And thanks for the support. Have a great week and keep me posted !!!
One question regarding the angle of the Topspin Pro: it seems very steep (maybe 60-70 degree)….i thought a forehand - even with heavy topspin - should be hit with an angle of no more than approximately 45 degrees? Am i getting something Wrong here?
@@2MinuteTennisThanks. Just Saw the video….quite an eyeopener for me 🤔 One followup-question: in that video, one of your viewers wrote, that the angle of the Topspin pro is actually 75 degrees and you answered that this is the angle of the racket face when pros hit High-RPM groundstrokes. But shouldn’t the angle then be equal to the swingpath (i.e. 58-64 degrees according to the video) since we are trying to train the swingpath?
@@kimiversen4655 surprisingly the swing path becomes flatter when playing a match that compared to what you practice. So if someone practices swinging up at 80 degrees they’ll level out their swing to maybe 50 degrees on Court mid match. It’s just what happens. So it’s always a good idea to exaggerate the upward swing path compared to what you actually want. And, you can always take the shields off of the TopspinPro to really level out the swing to drive your topspin shots. Thanks for watching!!!
The value is: gives you a ball to hit at home, allows you to see and feel spin if you struggle to generate topspin, let’s you get hundreds to swing reps in a few minutes, forces a more vertical swing when players tend to have a swing that’s too much across and flat. Now, if you don’t need any of those benefits then the TopspinPro is def not for you. Thanks!
Practice At Home With The TopspinPro (Tennis Drills And Tips) Affiliate Link:topspinpro.com/ref/2minutetennis/
Terrific, terrific training video!! I can't afford a ball machine so this is something I can do on my own over and over and over without boring a partner to death. A-1 Ryan!!
I bought a topspin pro using your affiliate link as a small way to say thank you for these fantastic videos you make. They are remarkably helpful. You are awesome!
Nice video, but I must say your home is beautiful, the retaining wall, stamped concrete and the background -- just so relaxing and lovely.
Wow thank you! I appreciate the kind words. We’re very blessed. Thanks so much for watching!
Excellent video. Practical and concise tips and drills.
Great practice video!
Thanks so much guys!!!
I finally got a topspin pro, I absolutely love it, my game is secretly improving lol, thanks Ryan!
Thank you very much! Bought the Topspin Pro via your affiliate link and love it. Really love the practice videos. Keep up the great work!
Great video, Ryan 👌🏾 That neighbor in the background checking his mailbox for bills, while you’re having fun stress-free making this video 😀
Haha very observant.
One of my kids is really having a tough time with topspin. I've broken it down into segments and progressions but she's still just not getting it. Hopefully the topspin pro will help. Thanks for the video.
The one problem I’m running into with top spin pro is the fluidity of the strokes.
Did you title your own driveway? I love the way the driveway looks my friend. How long does the machine last, until you have to replace balls or parts? I love the machine my friend, I am interested in buying one for myself and my wife. Thank you my friend.
Hey thanks so much! I appreciate your kind words. Here’s the link for the TopspinPro: topspinpro.com/ref/2minutetennis/ The ball lasts a long time. But you can always buy a new for very inexpensive on the website. Thank you so much! You got this!
I just order your tennis pro tools, I really hope this will help my kids. Your 60 days money back guarantee seal the deal for me to order one today. Lol . Without your videos instructions, I would not even dare to try out your machine.
Ahhh that was you! I Just got the email. Congrats. You’ll love it. It’ll really help your kids learn topspin in a fun way. And thanks for the support. Have a great week and keep me posted !!!
One question regarding the angle of the Topspin Pro: it seems very steep (maybe 60-70 degree)….i thought a forehand - even with heavy topspin - should be hit with an angle of no more than approximately 45 degrees? Am i getting something Wrong here?
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@@2MinuteTennisThanks. Just Saw the video….quite an eyeopener for me 🤔 One followup-question: in that video, one of your viewers wrote, that the angle of the Topspin pro is actually 75 degrees and you answered that this is the angle of the racket face when pros hit High-RPM groundstrokes. But shouldn’t the angle then be equal to the swingpath (i.e. 58-64 degrees according to the video) since we are trying to train the swingpath?
@@kimiversen4655 surprisingly the swing path becomes flatter when playing a match that compared to what you practice. So if someone practices swinging up at 80 degrees they’ll level out their swing to maybe 50 degrees on Court mid match. It’s just what happens. So it’s always a good idea to exaggerate the upward swing path compared to what you actually want. And, you can always take the shields off of the TopspinPro to really level out the swing to drive your topspin shots. Thanks for watching!!!
@@2MinuteTennis Thank you for the explanation 👍
"That is why I'm not on the pro tour..." ROFL Thanks for the drills!
Just ordered it.
I will also try soon! :)
Fantastic video.
How can I get the topspin pro?
Thanks for asking. Here’s my link to get it: topspinpro.com/ref/2minutetennis/
Does elbow bend matter in two handed back hands
Whatever feels comfortable. Both can be bent or straight. Or one bent and the other straight. I like both bent for my backhand. Thanks!!
I don’t understand the value of the Topspin Pro. Have been trying it out and am unimpressed. The drills are good though!
The value is: gives you a ball to hit at home, allows you to see and feel spin if you struggle to generate topspin, let’s you get hundreds to swing reps in a few minutes, forces a more vertical swing when players tend to have a swing that’s too much across and flat. Now, if you don’t need any of those benefits then the TopspinPro is def not for you. Thanks!