Very very very important!!! Thank you so much

This was a great video. I have always bent my legs and stayed low. However, I always shoot straight up, especially on the forehand. And people will tell you to move your weight into the ball. This drill made me realize that the movement comes from the hip. I definitely felt it in my right hip with just doing the drill at home. I also tend to come to the ball late and my should does not come out in front. I think with these two things in mind, I will hit cleaner. Thank you!

I also noticed that the moment the ball bounce the ground is also the moment the racquet drop the lowest.

Thank you for your great tips 😊

Nice explanation, thanks. Yes, it is probably what I need in my slice.

I like this video he does a good job. I played tennis and I guess probably like a low division one level and I’m a teaching pro now. I’ve been teaching for 20 years and in my experiences you’re very much at the mercy of the students ability. Some people just cannot swing a racket if their life depended on it. 🤣

Great video, well done coach. I think it is important to remember to choose a racquet with enough plough and stability to assist with the contact and the follow through of the ohb. Players with ohb generally employ racquets with very high swingweights.

Great idea!

Dude, bravo! You are the first online teacher who can clearly present the secret to lag and power. I call the lever/hammer the load. And just like you, I advise newbies to pre-load where you do. I tell them to drive the load, the forearm with the racket lagging almost through impact. This does require the body to turn to deliver the load. The release can be flat, slice or top. Early release of the racket head is pretty much the single biggest error in tennis. You need to get hold of Coco and teach her this; if she doesn’t get this down, she will keep missing forehands by 15 feet and never have a shot at catching Iga. . I am really impressed with your teaching.

Good stuff

You are very smart thank you for the explanation

Love this guy

This is hands down one of the best serve lessons out there. Excellent job, Kevin!

I think the serve and the forehand have a lot in common. This technique makes me think of pronation during the serve

very nice

I developed a kind of tennis yips and erratic forehand because after the lag I wasn't keeping my wrist firm but letting it flop through the hit.

Ok

Best forehand lesson!

Boom 💥

For all you tennis-playing medieval warfare buffs, this video illustrates why trebuchets (shoulder and wrist levers) are far superior to catapults (shoulder lever only).

What an amazing and detailed explanation. The best one I've come across so far on youtube!!

Watched a hundred coaching vids This one is one of the best , it’s simple and to the point with no nonsense . 🤙

$2400 vs $700. That's a huge difference. Kinda wish comparison videos would compare things in the same category, at least.

Sampras did not change the toss

Have always found your coaching to be very clear, concise and most importantly, logical💪

Yes,all of the above and foot work plus all the repetitive drills every day, creating your repertoire of signature shots, being 56 I'll love this game till i die and i have always loved the obh,was my strength, even though my forehand was as good as my odh.

Noone knows bent or straight

Great video, but did you ever talk about the 1BH grip?

Yes! As a beginner we can all hit the ball well at some point. Yet to do consistently is what makes you become better, much faster. I believe a (free) wall is a thousand times more useful than an expensive ball machine for the beginning player. Basic racquet control, Timing, and footwork are the keys to this. This video is gold for the new player just learning. Very well done sir!

Fed’s bh did much better when he stopped using his 90” racquet

Is it durable?

Good content, but I think a lot of you guys talk too much and demo too little. I'd rather see 11 minutes of you hitting volleys, full speed and slow motion, and then just having a voice over.

I have this issue where i set up and do everything right but at contact i either open or close to much lol its either back fence or bottom of net

But many other coaches say there has to be space between body and racket ( like an almost extended arm)

Super.

Unfortunately the balls were all out to the side and not AT your physical body. That’s what I need help with. While I am supposedly in a fun group where people don’t purposely hit at people’s bodies, I have a guy hitting very hard at my body over and over again. There is no time to react almost. He’s handcuffing me. Can’t play with the guy anymore. I’ve spoken to him about it and he doesn’t care.

Excellent video.

you are the BESTTTTTTT

At 150k view, this is till underrated. Took me many years as a recreational player to realize imagine throwing the elbow (up n forward) THRU the contact point is what makes a solid serve. Different people may have different preparation/serve postures but this is key. Thanks Kevin for making this video. Would have saved me years of trial and error if this video had existed!

I wish I could show my coach this without him being offended. He keeps telling me to stop the racquet instead of pronating the shoulder which in turn slows the stroke down, as you said. As always a great lesson, thanks.

Can I miss hit if I use my frist too much

Learnt something new today thanks coach

Fantastic video! As a lifelong tennis player, I've found these drills super helpful. Recently, I started exploring pickleball and noticed some similarities in the swing mechanics. Have you ever tried pickleball?

Thank you

First coaching video that has got it right and i have seen most of them. My grip is even more extreme so I can hit with more power and flatter like Warwinka. You need to change the heading. You are missing out on getting a lot more views!

Great video! Thanks for the tips!

I am watching this cause on the title was mentioned Novak

Why don't you speak more slowly? you must understand that a KZbin video is not only seen by Americans!!!! Speak slower and many will understand you better. You may be good at tennis but you're terrible at explanations.

Your tennis advice is very helpful! Being a serious tennis player, I made the decision to give pickleball a try. Have you yet tried out pickleball?

Not pronation... supination!!! Great video!!!