Hit Your Tennis Drop Shot like Carlos Alcaraz

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Love seeing the duo back! Superb clean and concise video that many levels of tennis players can learn from. Thanks guys! M

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Nicely analysed and explained, thank you Alex and Simon 🙂

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Very comprehensive and well-explained tutorial! You guys never miss any details, and I always learn something regardless of how much I think I already know. Thank you!

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[@PrecisionPointTennis]

As always, precise and clear instructions that I will use in my next match. Thanks again and much appreciated 🎾🏆🥇

[@eugeniopellman8245]

Great vid guys! Just wanted to share with the channels community that if you watch real careful you can see Alcaraz uses a eastern grip when executing the dropper. Give it a try!

[@patrikmarflak6559]

Great lesson. One thing you didn't mention but you always do it when playing drop shots, is moving forward with the legs and body during the contact. Often the recreational players, when they try to do a drop shot, they think it's enough to do it with the arm. But just like with any other shot in tennis, there needs to be a forward motion of the whole body, only it's a bit more gentle than with normal groundstrokes or volleys. I have also messed up a lot of drop shots because of frozen legs and only using the arm movement. Actually Alex said in the end that you need to get to the ball properly, but I missed the instruction about forward movement during the contact, which you obviously do, but it definitely needs to be remembered when players learn to play drop shot.

[@ndvdualfour]

Love this! Thanks!

[@at1838]

Fantastic. Very detailed and easy to follow.

[@timkwiatkowski3422]

Great tips. After watching your video I realize that I have not been allowing the ball to get high enough. I will also take your advice and try hitting it so the apex is on my side of the net. Those are some cool shoes that Alex is wearing.

[@alond5271]

Very good explanation, thank you

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Thanks for the great tips and enjoy in Crete ;)

[@hansmuster7877]

Actually, I liked the music. Makes the content more dynamic 😊

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Thank you so much for your analysis of tennis and your wonderful videos. I would like to watch video in very slow motion: could you give me an advice to get the proper software for PC and software (the ones you use, maybe ?) Thanks

[@GuntramHinz]

Perfektly analysing the Dropshot challange, thank you. Another theme: how do you strike a defensiv forehand slice when your opponent attacks you with a wide and mighty stroke?

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[@jasonostafichuk9376]

Should you move to the net after the hitting the drop shot? Thanks for the vid

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It depends, if you get too close to the net you may get lobbed so it’s good to move inside the court to anticipate a drop off a drop and to close the angles but be far enough that you can reach a smash

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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial amazing, thank you!

[@rezz96]

Hey guys thanks for the nice and explanative video! I use a eastern grip for the forehand, so you think it would be doable to maintain this grip when executing a drop shot? Does the continental provide the best result in any case? Maintaining the eastern would be easier, but I’m not sure I’d have to change something to execute it in the same way. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

[@RollinLeonard]

music is too much! nicely described and beautifully demonstrated when watching this video muted with cc on. i really like the disguise section where you do the grip change one handed with the racket back. definitely going to start doing that.

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i have family member who is going d1 and i was thinking of buying them a tennis Ball machine. would you say something like the slingerbag would be beneficial for an advanced player?

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Are you in Crete Greece?

[@transklutz]

What do I struggle with? My 1hb is coming along great, but my forehand is suffering, it's like I can't open up early enough to catch the ball in front of me. Am I too tight?

[@transklutz]

For the forehand dropshot off the western grip, why not keep the same grip and hit with the opposite face of the racquet? Gives you tons of backspin 😁

[@josemanuelsirvent]

I used to try that but it is much easier with the continental among others with the western opposite the ball you cannot take the ball in front,it will enter and that complicates the whole thing,unless it a very low ball

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What strings and tension do you like with your Pure Aero 98? :)

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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialwow! So low

[@JackAbou2]

lose the music. otherwise it is good video guys

[@wegtennis8740]

Good video, but lose the sound track please.

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Thanks for watching

[@pavelpavel370]

great tutorial as always, but please stop using this terrible music

[@wingsofredemptionexposed4425]

Great video, but the music lol wtf is this on TikTok