Ну это очень интересно

Isn’t the dominant arm the left arm with which you use the wrist so to say with the lag and snap and the front right arm is for guiding the ball. Loved your video. Slightly confused with this point though.

Shouldn't you be in the trenches, protecring the motherland from NATO?

This is the video that inspired the movie "Challengers"

Great video as always. I just have a question about the final tip about missing out on purpose. I get that it's better to miss long than into the net, but when should we be deliberately missing out? Is this a training exercise? I don't fully understand the idea of missing out on purpose during a match. Cheers.

Pete Sampras played with a little frying pan-won 14 majors with it

Can we have video for one handed back hand ❤

what shoes are you wearing in this video?

let's tutorial a smash bro

For an Intermediate player, Ezone 100 or Head Boom MP?

The "move your legs" advice is probably the most important. Every great player also happens to be one of the greatest movers. Everyone thinks Roger was so majestic naturally but it had a whole lot to do with his footwork. Great video as always!!!!!!!!!

Tutorial about one hand backhand return of serve.. I always struggle while returning serve on one hand BH so I tend to switch to BH slice Return

Here are the tips with some added notes I would recommend 1. Hit the ball in front and from hip to under shoulder level(weight always forward) 2. Make the backswing simple (turn your torso first) 3. Use your body (the follow through doesn't mean just your arm, it means follow through with your entire body towards the shot) 4. Forget about your dominant arm (the dominant arm needs to relax so you can get the racquet lag) 5. Use your non-dominant arm for micro adjustments and flat shots 6. Work on your wrist movements for shorter court shots. 7. Use your backhand the right way

Is there any exercise on how to stay low during waiting & hitting the ball? Like in basketball, they have crab move to get low while playing defense.

I'm pretty good at last tip : missing long. Can i make top 500?

Nice tips!! Can you show an example of these tips?

Very informative. I'd love to see your video on backhand slice and forehand slice.

Get your footwork and hips right and your upper body and arms will fall into place.

Thanks Grisha! I have used your last tip in my training session and missed every single ball out. Improving will be daily 🔥🔥🔥

excellent tips. im going to try it tonight. thank you

Kick serve please 😂

Чувак спасибо большое ☺️ это как и все видео очень помогает !!!

Please review the Prince ATS Tour 98! ❤

Please review the Prince ATS Tour 98! ❤

Most people don't know if they are hitting the ball to far or to close to their body

Already liked and subscribed. I loved the tip about moving the body forward... even seen top 20 atp pros recommending the same tip. Can you please do a video on how to exactly use legs to transfer power into shot? (what exactly does back leg do on forehand to get power?) thx

Awesome Vid. Putting away short balls would be a great video.

О, родной Калининград

Interesting how the racquet just points up from you moving your body into the shot 2:20

А можешь добавлять русские субтитры? А то не все моменты понятны :(

Super simple sensical tips. Thanks Grisha! These days, I just imagine myself that I am Sinner, and my forehand shots improve😜

1:15 man starts throwing shade at Medvedev 😂

Super fun lesson. Well made video!

Гриша ,а ты не пробовал с Мишкером матч замутить? , он же любит такие экшены! У тебя думаю есть шанс его надрать.

Follow into the shot is also a myth

Contact point is a myth

When did Bopanna become lefty ? (Background pic)

Роскошно!

nice tips, all correct, but are they really pro level tips? i think every coach talks about this stuff

Another great video, mate! The video transitions and camera angles are so creative, entertaining and yet natural. Looking forward to the next lesson. Cheers

Really nice tips, so right on target of the core problems. I also wish to see tips on eye-hand coordination when returning a serve. Do you (or can you ) actually see the ball at the contact point?

When we needed him the most, he came back! Thank you for this tutorial, Grisha! Keep up the amazing work!

What racquet is this?

Thanks!!!! Go to the backhand!

I've heard so much conflicting instructions on the swing path of the forehand... some say you should draw a C/Nike swoosh, others say you set the racket at the level of the ball and then accelerate forward, some say hit 7 balls in a row. What's your tip?

@gladiatorstribe (Griša) -- as a very advanced player and also to be able to make a difference from so many other coaches on KZbin, I think you should develop videos that make you different from others and based on your experience in winning matches -- how to develop winning singles game -- when to attack, how to attack, how to defend, serve+1, return+1, attack weak returns, etc.

Grisha, cambiaste de raqueta??

Awesome video, loving these tutorials!

Nice one...thank you!

Love this Video!! Maybe another Idea: Some sort of basic/easy Exercises to train those tips :)