How to Become an Aggressive Player part 2
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- čas přidán 4. 12. 2022
- In this episode we take a look at the tactical side of being an aggressive baseliner. where you should stand, how to think, where to aim. we cover it all in this video. Have Fun😁
Best tennis coach on YT 💯
I saw lots of comments that are very negative about the production (video focus etc.), but I would rather watch not so good production but has extremely good content than an ultra hd video with mediocre content.
Bro keep at this. I know you have few views now but I’m a coach too and this I can acknowledge that this is great material. Your going to be successful soon, only takes one viral video.
Really appreciate it. It's tough trying to separate yourself but I'll get there
You’re already my favorite online coach, awesome tips, thank you!
Very welcome 😁and thank you for the compliment 🙏🙏
Finally, found a youtuber that explains and teaches the exact style of tennis I want to play. Keep it up!
happy you found the channel. let me know if there's anything you'd want to see specifically. I make a lot of this content based on my own students from beginners all the way up to pro players
You might not have so many views yet, but the impact of your lessons on my game is huge - you've opened my eyes on aspects that I didn't even realize needed opening. Your content is unlike all the vanilla garbage out on CZcams. Amazing work and definitely subscribed!
PS. I wish you lived in Toronto so I could get some lessons, lol.
I really appreciate you saying that. There are some bad channels out there.
P.s. Toronto gets cold 🥶 but I don't mind a summer vacation trip lol
Great video. So helpful to break it down by category.
What as awesome trainer! I am amazed how many professional players are having issues with the technique, awful service actions especially on WTA. like they were never told how to hit a proper shot. I had also bad experiences in Germany with couple of trainers which are more or less ball machines instead of coaches. No wonder why so few players are making a real progress. Valuable trainers are hard to find and there is not a way to award the performance apart from the social networks. And so I decided on selfteaching which helped to a certain degree and of course I am grateful for any help like yours. Thank you!
I'm happy to have been a little help in your process 🙏
Your a great teacher. Amazing video
I really appreciate that 🙏 I hope you got something from it
Crystal clear explanation! Loving it man!
Thank you😁 that's my goal
Just want to say your material has been absolutely useful for my game! I am a recreational player trying to get from 3.0 to 4.5 and I especially enjoy the way you talk about the mental side of playing aggressively!
I appreciate the opportunity to be of help to you🙏 if there's something you like help with please ask
@@ironwilltennis Sure!! Cab you post a video discussing the role of the elbow for the forehand shots? I realize it’s not really discussed much on CZcams and my coaches have said lthat my elbow is too straight during the takeback and that will weaken the power of the shots. Thanks !! All the best.
@@ironwilltennis for example here is a 1 min clip of my forehands and I’d be thankful if you can do a video about we can use the elbow for maximum effortless power: czcams.com/users/shortsouk459pCrPE?feature=share
Looking forward to your next video! Keep going.
Very good :)
amazing video, super helpful. one of the best I have seen. Thanks so much!
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome
Excellent
Thanks I hope it helped
Just found this channel today. The format of your instructions makes it so easy to learn. I’m a self taught aggressive baseliner and didn’t realise how much I was missing till now
I'm glad you got some valuable info. I'm trying to solve some of the difficulties I see from other channel formats. Happy it works for you
@@ironwilltennis I already changed my one hand backhand from a weak loopy one hand backhand that had no bite and was looping 3-7 feet high in the air turned it a big flat backhand that rockets the ball up to 80- 100 mph through the court traveling at only a few inches to 1-3 feet over the net. I added the buggy whip finish to my backhand. And now big penetrating sidespin or flat slice groundstrokes are now possible instead of just doing the normal L-Finish hover Slice to skim the net.
Great!
Glad you like it, hope it helped a little
Great video, thank you.
Thank you, hope it was helpful for you
Awesome content.
This channel deserves more views and subscribers.
Always love to see more of these strategies contents
I'm always open to suggestions from people.i do thus to help you guys 💯
You are a tennis Samurai. Keep going coach, thanks Emily for allowing us to see the effects of this golden training
I appreciate it 🙏. And I'll let her know that you said that.
Tough to get a coach at my Club Bro, You are brilliant and helping my game and thousands others (soon u be in millions). Thank you!!
thank you for the compliment 😁 I'm happy I was able to help even just you 👍
Thanks really enjoyed this! I believe I was doing this type of stuff but wasn't consciously making an effort to combine 2-3 things that you mentioned (like forcing them to move, taking away time, or making them hit different shots). Very cool explanation and the drills were great.
I'm happy that I was able to help you out. It's a simple concept but definitely takes some fine tuning
Subscribed. Super useful and not widely taught on YT. Keep up the good work. 👍🎾
Glad to have you on the team. Hope the video helped 🙏
That's awesome! TCM and no pace, plus pace. Conscious directionals, and did I hear you say with purpose? What your trying to do to the other person! Love this content!!!!
I hope it was helpful🙏 glad you liked it
@@ironwilltennis Yes. Because you color coded the hitting pattern. If yellow is nuetral and red and green directional change for 3+1 or 4+1 or back to nuetral you can clearly see the battle for control or loss of it. So clever to bring the TCM application 🙌 into the mix when you did. Illustrates what you are trying to do to the other person and the purpose of the concepts your providing to us (your viewers). That's not something other channels have provided in a single session. Or explained in a clear and concise way..Colors allow you to see real time and not have to visualize in your head what your content is delivering. Like i said! I love it. So yes, yes, yes. Very helpful! Thank you!
good instruction here. looking forward to more content
Happy you like it. Hope it was helpful
@@ironwilltennis yes. I'm out here steady blasting on these foos 😎😅
nice video , keep going :-)
Definitely plan to 👌 let me know if there's anything you want to see
Thanks for great video about various types of pressures and combinations.
May I ask the difference between heavy ball and moon ball (especially on this video).
They can be 1 and the same, but heavy refers to applying an excessive amount of spin where as moon ball refers more to the height and trajectory of the flight path. You can have high or low heavy ball for example.
hmm... so I'm either a type 2 pusher or an aggressive contact pressurizer :) probably more aggro than pusher b/c I do want to go to the net if I force a short ball, but I need to practice and learn the time pressure by flattening out the swing path on my FH. I honestly hit more vertical b/c if I'm nervous I trust it to land in and have a huge target like a 5x5 foot square in the corner. BTW, you should add where you coach (assuming you have space to take on new students.)
Safety of targets is always one of the main reasons people play with more shape. Nothing wrong with that, you just have to know how to change gears when needed
Id be interested in a healthy or efficient workout for aspiring Clubplayers :D I was wondering wether your physic/statue is Tennis efficient. Thanks for considering and your content!
I'll make it happen
Good stuff coach Will. I'd take a lesson from you
I'm always available 😁
Also you should add tennis to the title every time and tag them.
Oh my goodness where have u been all my life.
I've been here 😁
Thank you a lot I also have one question I am a junior player in u14 and u12 when I play good players like 6 7 or 8 utrs I usually can take the first set off of them but always lose the second set and then the tie break can you please help me.
It sounds like in the second set you've adjusted to the type of pressure that your opponent like to apply. (Like finally getting a read on the serves or where they like to attack from on the court) once you get there your match evens out and points go both ways a little even. The goal is to shorten how long it takes you to make this adjustment so you can tighten up the gap in the first set and make them feel more like they barely made it through if by some chance they win the set, they are thinking "now I have to do that all over again 🥵" and you can spend more time coming up with a way to get ahead rather than catch up. I hope this helped. I could only answer based off the little info I had without seeing you play
@@ironwilltennis Thank you so much I will try this in a upcoming tournament and practice.
5:50 - Or option 3, run around it for your forehand and hit it as hard as you can 😂
czcams.com/video/ric019cRjGs/video.html
Love it
@@ironwilltennis Haha thanks, wish I could book some of your time for a personal sesh on nailing my transitions down, since that's where I'm losing a lot of my points at the moment.
edit: unless you're located in the bay area 👀
i really do not understand how people do not watch your videos and follow channels that absolutely worthless in teaching tennis techniques.
Appreciate it big dawg, spread the word🙏