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black samurai! good!

Super well explained - scientific and yet simple!

Thanks for the different "Semi Western Grips" i thought every SW grips are all the same this is ver helpful for us beginners

Very informative video. Thank you!

its nice that you talk about eventuel limitations of the player and that you explain what to do then!

Curious as to that Uniqlo shirt you're wearing in this video, looks both good and comfortable - can't find it on their website.

Buen trabajo !! 😂🇪🇸

It seems like lots of you splendid online instructors make videos on putting away high short balls . but mainly from the forehand side. Even this amazing bit of work, though backhand prep is mentioned, kind of abandons that wing partway through. Would love to see a video on this subject that focuses on putting away those short/high/crazy-making one and two-handed backhand short ball ass-whuppin'!

Would love that perfect contact point video if you haven't made it already!

Excellent video to help me hit better topspins; since, I have a tendency to hit flat!

This is one of my very favorite of your videos, and I have been following you from jump street. Love the emphasis on preparation and footwork before the swing!

your backhand is amazing

Are these all flat serves? I notice the pronation on the wrist sends the ball straight down the court. However, my coach teaches my not to pronate so much, which generates some speed spin.

Yeah but the key thing that wasn’t mentioned and often overlooked is his knee bend. Most of that power comes from the legs and you didn’t mention it really. Yeah the arm matters, racquet headspeed and all that but we can’t overlook the power he gets from his legs. I thought you talked about the swing too much and didn’t mention balance and legs

I have to be honest I have never seen the pros stepping like that they race to hit the ball in an open stance or if they can close stance.

Thanks, great evidence based coaching

6:00 - ur welcome

Planting weight on the back foot. These couple of minutes really improved my forehand. Thank you guys, great content.

Can’t stand the way u laugh

I play with a double handed racquet. Serving with each hand. Where do I contact it? Thanks Curtis

Best and complete explanation on quiet eyes and clean hitting. Excellent!

This is fantastic… cant wait to try!

Awesome advice, will try this out ASAP. Thank You, ❤❤❤ Subscribed.

O fato dele estar machucando o braço fala um pouco da quantidade de tensão que isso exige.

I don´t usually comment on youtube video. But as a tennis newbie, who plays against tennis players and struggles with top spin - the fact tha you change your grip on fly and your explanation on how to change the grip on fly sold it to me! Mindbreaking moment! Thank you guys!

This is actually probably the best kick serve explanation available in UA-cam

Valeu!

excellent!

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Awesome training on tennis slice serves. Very professional video. I had to subscribe for more. I look forward to learning how to improve my tennis from your channel. Great job!

You are soooo good bro

Why the irritating background 'music'??

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Y'all haven't dived into lobs and topspin lobs and things like that. Would love to see your take on those!

Not hatin', just sayin', but the continental backhand shown with the thumb perpendicular to the racket handle was NOT THE Don Budge backhand grip, which used the opposable thumb on bevel 7 across from the forefinger knuckle on bevel 3. A complete discussion of backhand grip options ought to include this famous arm, shoulder, rotator, and footwork friendly option. Just sayin'. Also missing is the hammer grip version of the continental, with the thumb resting on top of the forefinger, with forefinger pad resting on bevel 6, with 'v' crotch on bevel 8. A kind of squeeze shot.

Keep at it guys! Thanks for the quality content! I started playing 7 months ago at the age of 28 (no prior experience). I started serving only 2 months ago and thanks to your videos my serve is 130-160 kmh! Still struggling with the rotation of the shoulder. Do you have any advice on gym exercises/ mobility exercises/ stretches that helps with range of motion, power, shoulder stability?

I started tennis in late 1970s with wooden racquet era. Grip taught was eastern grip. I think most players at that time like McEnroe, Lendl, Sampras were doing similar grip. The only exception I read about was Rod Laver with western grip at his time. Is it partly a function of advance racquet technology that made the more aggressive style possible? What was Bjorn Borg's grip, seeing that he was a top spin player?

This is a super high quality video! Thanks!

Loved the video..awesome 💯

RF is the best server in tennis!

Wow. I asked myself the same question this morning when I woke up, serve shots are in my control, but why struggle?? Then I stumbled upon this video,,, speaking of the law of the attraction 😆😆

step 1. cool hair. step 2. Headband.

This is a superb serve lesson. What you said about Rafter, with his combination of hips vs shoulder counter twist, and his forward toss into the court(30%) to produce such a wicked kick, I certainly did not know that. I think now that I am beginning to understand, Ben Sheldon does something similar. Not coincidentally I suppose, he seems to have the best kick serve out there right now.

The best 2 handed BH VIDEO ever. Second best is light years behind. Well done coach/ just brilliant!

The best coaching.

You guys are funny, you guys have great advice 👍

Thank you for being left-handed and the nice music and the excellent lesson!

Please analyze Tomic's serve. I like its effortlessness.

Really good info

Love this content. High quality, high production standards, nice smiles, excellent tennis technique.