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Max miralo, saludos

this is so wrong and wrong method... people should stop watching online tennis instruction because it ruins everything when it comes to fundamental...

So why is right to left better then back to front? Is it the stretch in the shoulder that you feel more with the right to left?

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arc of the arm. waiting For all technics

Great drills!

Yes but the backhand side is opposite

Bianca Andreescu has the racquet back-to-front service motion.

I always had confusion on holding serve grip. Method of drawing the line from index nuckle to heal pad is a great idea

Excellent demonstration I have ever seen.its Crystal clear thanks a lot

Genarete speed and power like FEDERER 😂😂😂 yeah right

Great tips, need to apply some of this in my game

Nadal

Great video, clear

Unit turn only involves shoulder and trunk. In this video his whole body turned sideways.

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Great!

Thank you so much Nadim Nasser and OTI. The best coaches'

Nice handle grip for his first serve

Most helpful serve hints and helps!

Thank you! when leading with the elbow and droping the raquet, do you feel energy storage (tension) at the internal shoulder?

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I maintain, if we could all keep our heads as still as Roger and watch the ball as well as he does, we’d hit so much better. How does he watch the ball so effectively!? 😊

My main takeaway was that being taught to "step with your opposite foot" during a volley is misleading (or was for me) because the loading and the necessity of moving the racket forwards without swinging it means you simply HAVE to be moving your whole body forward to meet the ball, and the step-through with the opposite foot is just the natural byproduct of that movement. Bonus takeaway! As an observer (either IRL or on VODs) the racket always LOOKS like it dips on contact, too, but it actually being held static and dipping AFTER contract due to the impact force/recoil from the ball. When someone is moving their whole body (and thus the racket) quickly during a volley it LOOKS like they swing their racket a bit (or a lot, even), but they're absolutely NOT!

Great tips sir ❤😊

Good content! I totally have missed lifting my shoulder to extend hitting zone and hit a flatter ball. I am excited to see what kinda shape I can get on my forehands now. I’d also be interested to see a video talking about playing height as it relates to lifting the shoulder

GOD✝️ givn talent , Roger & Pete are the most talented players

Legendary LASSO forhand ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️ The most beautiful Federer has that Legendary one-handed backhand ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️ Imagine if one player would have both those Legendary shots ✨️💕✨️

One thing about Feds forehand that ive been trying to emulate for years but can never do well enough is his hand/wrist/lag movement ...I have a decent forehand and do some things similar to his but his wrist movement is sublime.

well isn't medvedev's backswing like that? the loopy large backswing

Oh my god! Are you serious! He barely had spin,because he used eastern grip…

Amazing video thank you

He just contradicted himself legs straight arm up and reverse 😂

Bro, it's not a very advanced movement like you said. Every good U10 player uses this technique. Teach it to little kids.

Actually, I have no business talking about the footwork, because when you have to drop your own ball to hit, and hit good shots like this with the good lag and power? the weight transfer should always look like you just did it! Congratulations! lol And, wtf is this VIEW you have from the court?!? One more thing. What Babolat raquet are you using?

Great tip!!!!

Doesn't he use the same late hitting movement on his backhand?

Great instruction for isolating the drop and ISR something I’ve been struggling with.

Well-explained serve mechanics for good foundation, thanks

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Great tips! You have a very abbreviated trophy pose. I don't see that very often.

He is an over rated clown 🤡