15 Years Of Forehand Training In 1 Hour

[@p_a_o_7658]

This is a rare occasion when a KZbin VDO is so good that you have to download it because you afraid it might be gone someday.

[@distortedduke8805]

Great stuff, in my opinion your channel is one of the best tennis channels on youtube

[@stilllifeproductions5017]

This is the first hour long video I actually sat through! Playing since 69,' coaching since 90,' I'm sending many thanks for keeping me updated via your brilliant communication of all things tennis...

[@RS-xf8mp]

Your best lesson yet! Please do the exact same for the double handed backhand. Thanks!

[@skitzer86]

I’m only 11 minutes in, but definitely saving this video to study! I’ve watched a couple previous ones of yours, but this is a much more mature, precise, well researched and presented version. Riddled with useful tips. Kudos and thanks for giving back to the tennis community!

[@emtbbam2895]

Brilliant! I wasn't a big fan of your videos last year and I was struggeling to watch or not. But now you improved your teaching to 2.0. This video is well made and covers everything, no other video does. Awesome.

[@maireadmaccy4336]

Following this guy from the beginning...lovely to see he's getting the recognition he deserves!! Brilliant advice and quirky humour....well done from another tennis obsessed person!!!😂😂🎾🎾🎾💪💪

[@abe92139]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing

[@virmantaskvedaras9073]

Thanks!

[@aydinbulbul6932]

Seeing some real staff other than irrelevant instruction made me really happy, thanks a lot keep doing pls

[@pablito55555]

Wow what I learnt in one hour here is more than years of one-on-one lessons. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@stilllifeproductions5017]

Indeed, lots of great stuff! But don't discount the benefit of a GOOD one-on-one coach in your progress... 🙂

[@SanjeevKumar-vu7ug]

Putting out great conent for the game. Been watching your channel for some time now you are a good coach too. Keep at it.

[@AlexMantaRay]

probably one of the best forehand videos i have ever seen !!! Where did you learn all that ???

[@kykwan49]

Thank you for sharing your excellent knowledge, you are very generous.

[@WinstonJohn-b6g]

The analysis of this advance forehand groundstroke is very informative and instructional. It will lend to my development both for my stroke and for my students

[@yangzhang9716]

Thank you for uploading. It helps a lot.

[@asdrubalpoker7069]

Thanks for the content! It would be great if you could show some fotage of you hitting many forehands in slow motion...

[@SaschaPeric]

Great advices #tennisdoctor Thanks and please go on with your work

[@SimurghMyTube]

Great stuff! Please kindly do the same for the one-handed backhand (lifted not sliced). Thanks. 👌🏻

[@yurygrossmanart]

Amazing video, would be great to see applications in a real learning environment with a fresh student

[@eliastieleniuskruythoff7588]

You explain very well and in a nice tempo

[@lauraulrich2837]

Awesome video thank you so much this was a huge help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@affluencethirdy4894]

This guy talks totaly full of sense. I like his way of teaching, modern and realistic indeed.

[@HavingSaidThat1]

I will say, this is a great video. I am making many adjustments based on this and will report back. I find it easier to make these adjustments with a ball machine rally ball. When on the move my technique begins to unravel. So far so good tho.

[@shashmishra]

Superb video sir. Many thanks 🙏

[@programatic]

great work! I'll try tomorrow :D

[@maxsonchu9094]

Thank you for sharing. Could you do one for serves?

[@rainbowdash5855]

great content and outdoor court too, ty

[@ianchoi5609]

Thank you so much!!!

[@Prakasarao-c5d]

Excellent vedio on forehand thank you❤

[@user-js5ly2wx4l]

Great resource!

[@chrisallen5214]

Great content. Can you do a full video on return of serve

[@williampaulcoaching]

Damn that is awesome, thanks! Just curious, what camera did you use?

[@kiteranton]

Best work in Internet in 2024 and early about the technical side of tennis

[@jsyangyu]

great video. just one thing I'm not clear about how to generate strong top spin with depth vs flatten out? you said no wrist windshield sweep motion before hit, so the shoulder-arm swing path will be slight different then?

[@leggosrsv4]

great content man ty

[@angelicaserran]

52:02 Flat FH and Classic finish

[@angelicaserran]

27:54 down the line and cross court

[@99985cc]

Would this be applicable to Pickeball?

[@Nkosimano]

How does the ball make it over the net if you reach the trajectory in low position? Please help

[@angelicaserran]

27:00 Topspin

[@benjamintpoon]

Man I wish there was a pickleball doctor version of this channel!

[@RC-ld8oj]

When i see Sinner and Nadal following through over their heads it makes it hard to believe that they aren’t using a low to high swing path for topspin. Am I missing something?

[@cjmaccaDR]

No. You're not wrong. This is a recurrent point of contention for this guy. He gets kinda prickly when ppl ask.

[@marcodeluca4068]

What is happing when a player is using a eastern grip but ball isn’t spinning after contact. With a more linear swinging path as you put it.

[@sonnyyombo2230]

Genius.....

[@djordjekojicic]

Tapping the dog! Not patting. Before blending you have to learn it separately, in progressions.

[@angelicaserran]

35:36 Wrap

[@yasim9435]

Yes but through and across would not create spin so there most be low to high component in the movement

[@angelicaserran]

30:48 Pat the dog mistakes

[@angelicaserran]

11:30

[@angelicaserran]

32:00 Lag

[@diamondspa7253]

Is there a reason why he talks that slow? I had to watch the video with 1.5x speed

[@colintwigger529]

Although it might be true, too much talk and not enough action.

[@chan_for]

wtf is outside the body

[@TheRashimran]

Timestamp where you are referring to