Emma Raducanu’s Smooth Footwork (Copy These Simple Tennis Stances)

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Emma Raducanu’s Smooth Footwork (Copy These Simple Tennis Stances)
1. Film yourself and compare your tennis footwork to what you learn in this video
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[@DianaS-eo7nc]

I can’t tell you how much your videos and expertise have improved my game. Thank you so much Ryan!😎

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad to hear that Diana. Appreciate you trusting me to help your game!

[@nabeenhussain524]

What an amazing clip of varying types of footwork. I think Emma is so graceful on the court. Great work, Ryan, pointing it all out.

[@buckyphillips6732]

Tennis is a sport of a lifetime. This video will help keep the interest in a great sport of a lifetime.

[@yakzivz1104]

Yeah I need to practice these footwork drills.

[@andreaskunditsch808]

Hi Ryan, I think the right hip twists heavily into the ball first to initiate the shot. The hip relaxation afterwards causes the right leg to automatically move forward. Andi

[@halilbolayrl8838]

Excellent lesson on footwork with some very important details. Thanks a lot ! Would you like to make a video about the usage of cross behind step?

[@2MinuteTennis]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGjcaax-o5uEeZo do you mean this?

[@halilbolayrl8838]

Yes. Sorry, i forgot that you have already covered it. 😊

[@hemil]

Her right arm seems the one that Great Jabba has in Star Wars "the return of the Jedi"

[@kenseewald7301]

Awesome, awesome stuff. If you're a weekend warrior or a club player, it is likely you're not doing what Emma is doing, or doing it only part of the time. Question is, how does one imprint this into his or her brain?

[@PHamster]

How does she generate power when she's jumping in the open stance?

[@2MinuteTennis]

Bc power comes from rotation.

[@patrickrogersiegismund2785]

"Running to the left the last foot hitting the ground should be her left foot." Does this also apply to a onehanded backhand on the run?

[@2MinuteTennis]

One handers are a bit different. If you can get your front foot down it’s best. But if it’s a dead run then what I taught applies. Thanks!!

[@people0079]

Did u watch the match Emma vs Linda i think Emma change completely her return serve she kind like standing inside baseline and make her more powerful return ? Can u know why she changed like that ?

[@2MinuteTennis]

Here’s a video I did on Emma’s new forehand kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpOblIGli7OIa5I

[@people0079]

@@2MinuteTennis Thanks Yes that video i already watched it , after i watch her match with Linda Fruhvirtová she changed completely her forehand and backhand seem more powerful than before , even she retired with Kužmová but u can see for Set 1 Emma lead 6-0 this is first time i see her change since last years but unfortunately she was slippery that make her ankle hurt , I hope she ok and can play Australian Open.

[@yusuf18754]

Why do the returners try to hit a backhand with topspin on it, instead of just returning a slice backhand which is easy and more controlled?

[@2MinuteTennis]

Do you mean when returning serve?

[@yusuf18754]

@@2MinuteTennis yes

[@anitennislife]

@@yusuf18754 sadly but slice is dying

[@yusuf18754]

@@anitennislife most of the low balls are brought up using slice.

[@anitennislife]

@@yusuf18754 that's not the "real" slice