Bro lmfao this is a girl vs a guy serving

There are videos of him working with this player a few years ago on her serve. She has really improved.

Great list. I would have put thiem instead of gaudio. He was one of the few who could sustain Rafa's forehand on the backhand side

To start high as he does almost around his neck is key to produce pace.

Sportsmanship is important 👍🎾

Magnet: 7/10 Weight transfer: 5/10 Whip: 4/10 Lever arm: 4/10 I've been working on my weight transfer and it's better than before. The whip is likewise improving but still a long way to go. Need to start thinking about lever arm too. Thanks coach!

I wish I was playing on the terre bateau right now 🤩🎄

If you are better, show it on the court. Don't be a sore loser. Trash talk is very unprofessional.

Vitoria, pqp, nao sabe fazer slice no servico?

I seriously thought this was an old video of him working with Serena

What’s your go-to serve-flat or slice? 🎾

Not a fair comparison because her opponent is male.

I dont understand what he explain 🤷🏼‍♀️ what was wrong and how is it correct?

Is he saying to not pronate when hitting a slice?

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This child looks strong. If she has her daddy's discipline for work she may be a champion.

That forehand and serve put food on his table, then made him cross Sampras for most slams. That forehand was the reason for 2004-07 being the most lethal single-player peak of all time. Very strange take. P.S. Federer's forehand declined significantly after 2009. So, if it seems there's exaggeration in this comment, please see matches from 2004-07 first.

Shut up man. You hated him his all carrer what do you want to tell us now? Hypocritical 🙄

Patricia doing well

shocked to see such bad advice from this coach. slice has a tendency to float long, so it's much more important to have control than to add pace

I can do without all the "ah" noise every time the ball is hit. Cut it out.

Wouldn't two rackets solve this???

Okay, I’m going to have to google 4-square tennis. Never heard of it before. 🤔

Having developed some of the biggest forehands in tennis ... I completely disagree with most of his techniques. Way too much body movement to actually get consistent extreme power and spin. The quieter the body at contact creates maximum power. Pushing forward with the ball slows your arm speed making the necessary to try add unnecessary movements in your wrist.

I love no matter the age you’re always patient and thorough with instruction! Can’t wait to train with you

i know what to bring to the court next time: my snowboard. I'll show them my balance

Roger Federer Jim Courier Ivan Lendl Andre Agassi Pete Sampras

Great

Sinner-like motion

Most overrated Coach of all time

Which players would make your perfect 4-square squad? 🔥

I played table tennis for my whole youth until 20. Not professional. But now I went to our local tt club (3 months ago)and we did a game one on one. I got 5 points in advance and lost 11:5😂. No shit. The difference is so huge , I still dont get it, beeing so cooked.

the key is clothes become tighter

Is that Dwight?!

4 years 😢

I've seen semi pros and top club level players with honestly excellent and even tour level court games. But serving is a huge difference maker. Most pros can just serve a non-pro off the court in short order. They are effectively unreturnable for anyone but another pro.

Doeant that movement give away you're ure aiming line?

what about the contact point?

How long have you been playing tennis for?

Impressive

love this video! thank you Patrick also for all the lessons you give through your channel.. I have learned so much from you!

This guy was just claiming for 15 years , slice was " of of other time" 😁

Gracias.

So be like water?

I know they do lacrosse-it’s a white sport.. but yo.. if I would played that and was little taller…. Smh a monster. Seriously my eyes

Her footwork looks so good

In summary, Switzerland players have the best BH

Grigor Dimitrov 1

Can't believe Karlovic isn't getting mentioned here ....

I used to play semi pro at 17 years old. I stopped playing for 30 years. I started up again two years ago. I played against an atp 200 player and won a game on my serve and got very close in other games in my serve. So yes it’s possible to win a game if you serve well.