Deep forehand - Student v Coach

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In this video, I'm comparing and analysing the swing techniques between myself and one of my students, Oliver. While both of us have our strengths, there are subtle nuances in our techniques that can make a significant difference in the game. Oliver has a commendable swing, but with a few tweaks, he can enhance his consistency and power on the court.
Key Takeaways:
Racket Setup: My racket tends to be more hooded, allowing for a more aggressive and threatening stance. Oliver's racket is more upright, which might be causing him to have a more passive approach.
Contact Point: I make contact with the ball more towards the middle or front foot, allowing for a more natural swing. Oliver seems to hit slightly behind, potentially affecting his accuracy.
Posture: I adopt a "sitting" posture, which provides more stability and power. Oliver might benefit from engaging his legs more and adopting a similar stance.
Feet Angle: A 45-degree angle into the corner is ideal. Oliver's feet seem to be facing more to the side, which might be affecting his shot direction.
Follow Through: Oliver has a straight follow-through, but incorporating more threat and options in his swing can enhance his game.
Remember, these observations are meant to fine-tune an already strong technique. Oliver is a top player, and with these adjustments, he can further elevate his game.
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[@fredysierra4562]

Excelente explicación 🎉

[@JesseEngelbrechtSquash]

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[@MrOgunseyinde]

Just in Time . Awesome

[@JesseEngelbrechtSquash]

You going to the courts soon?

[@joanwayne5679]

You have a famous student..

[@OliverCoulcher-Porter]

😂

[@JesseEngelbrechtSquash]

For sureeeeeee!!!