Great insight. Basic things I take for granted that I have to remind myself of. Thanks!

Best answer I ever heard. Be the player that your opponent says they have no idea where you’re going to hit it.

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So fun to hit

This is how I serve, and I like it for a few more reasons. First, you can adjust slice to power ratio pretty well. That means you can occasionally hit one harder with less slice, and then occasionally hit one softer with more slice keeping the opponent on their toes. Also, I find that the in between slice with both some slice and some power is something most of my opponents aren’t very used to and end up dumping a lot of returns into the top of the net giving me free points

Land into closed stance?

I actually swing up (after the racquet drop) almost as if I'm going to hit it with the wrong side of the racquet head.

time to change the channel name to once a fiscal quarter lesson

is the ideathe same for backhand?

I have a big difficulty hitting the forehand with control, like when you are warming up in short court. I feel like, although I hit very western, I can’t get too much top spin. I’ve realized that the windshield wiper is very important to get the top spin I want

I don't know about everyone else bit I am starting to feel a little sorry for poor Mark! Good tips Brady!

Sir brady has it..😂❤

Great video. Quick question. How about a cross court and short. Like with some back spin

I play men’s double ..and I see rockets 🚀 at the net ..😂those demo volleys are not hard enough ..I am searching for the technic to handle rockets at the net ..some say hold racket right & some say hold it lose ..also what if the ball is hit hard further away from you ..do u let it fly or poke at it ? If so what’s the correct way to handle a poke

Well, there are some exceptions. Look on Australian doubles grand slam win of Kyrgios and Kokkinakis. Ok, they could be an exception with crazy good serves and groundstrokes and also local support.

Thank you!!! I knew either my toss or my arm extension was off!! This was very straightforward and great explanation!!

I have a bad shoulder..learned 3 different underhand serves...slice/drop shot serve...top spin lob, I start 3 ft behind baseline and hit topspin lob into service box...sideways slice to ad side, spinning it so it jumps to the right putting them in alley...

To me this is the hardest serve. Really don't know how to aim there.

Super true sir.

In addition to all the considerations given, when it comes to lateral positioning, doesn't it make sense to favor the forehand (shading left for a righthander)? 1) more reach on a forehand volley 2) allow for the greater torso rotation needed for the backhand

When is Mark going to do another autgraph signing? Another great lesson coach!

Sir, mark is so good its just a easy peasy for a t serve.. imagine how best u will be..❤😂

Let's go 🤠 sir.

So nice and easy sir 😂❤

Thanks for your support sir.❤😂

What a lesson coach ❤.

❤😂 ur lessons coach 😂

Amazing! Thanks.

Suggestion: drills for some of these strokes beyond repetition? I have found you cant think of more than 1 thing at a time...must build it one at a time.

❤❤ ur lessons sir, i am taking all the resources out with me thanks a lot sir 😂❤.

Sir, overhead was so effective.. just wanted to drill hard and tips for home practice..? About running forehand, backhand, and without running.

Is continental grib is good for all valley? Let me know please 🙏🙏🙏

Whered you find my old self training footage

so fr 😭💀

I feel personally attacked 😢

Coach , Sampras backhand grip , was it more towards a continental rather than an exact Eastern backhand grip ?

is it legal to backhand slice serve ?, im new to tennis 🤔

Thank you for your good explanation

I like those nikes.. what type are they

Great video mate! Thanks for putting that together.

Problem is that most recreational players lack proper stroke technique anyway.

Super helpful! Especially the table analogy!

You forgot “land.” Load, explode and land. You have to say it if you’re teaching, don’t assume anything! Land on the left foot if you’re righty. Other than that, great video👍🏼

RIP

Great Vid Brady! This is 💯 my issue with my volleys so guessing need to decide on where to direct early before approaching the ball.

Great breakdown.

Great serve, but would have benefited from seeing the top of the toss. Thx

Would you recommend a bit of a gap between index and other fingers on the one handed eastern grip? I noticed you have it. As opposed to a more tight fist, more of a trigger finger on there? Thanks

0:42 - 1. Maintain the trophy pose slightly longer (keeping your toss arm up) 1:28 - 2. Don't drop your head (closely ties into the 1st point) 2:44 - 3. Tossing too far in front can be the cause too, though less common