How To FIX - 5 Most COMMON Tennis Forehand Mistakes & Gain Massive Forehand Power | Tennis Forehand

[@morettiarts]

Neil Patrick Harris is a good tennis player

[@footfunk510]

I'm not the only one who saw Doogie Howser watching this!

[@SlizzardHDx]

Naw I was about to write this haha

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[@chinnodurajju2021]

Dear Hayden, 1) I am S. S. Raja 47years old from India.... 2) I have been playing tennis for one year and struggled a lot with many mistakes.... 3) Your videos corrected me from jamming, made me free from wrist pain, fluid forhand and all thanks alot dear gentleman.... 4)Eventually i am ok... But I have to learn and focus on forhand power and Back hand. 5) now I am learning the volleys and service and return of the service.... Anyways thanks a ton dear

[@pretzelstick1013]

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[@pretzelstick1013]

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[@pewilliams111]

You’ve produced the best forehand tips, in a condensed video, that I’ve yet seen. And I actually appreciate the hand gestures, as they help accentuate the points you’re making - so please disregard any negativity. Appreciate this video SO MUCH! Thanks bro!

[@Zaxify_185.]

No offense but you don’t put “And” after a period just letting you know☺️

[@cajunyankee785]

I especially liked learning about the "ATP racquet flip," the "Federer/Nadal technique," and the "Alcaraz" technique. Genius! Can't wait to buy his forehand improvement system!!!!

[@ToddHudsonAtl]

I guess you did not enjoy this video since you chose to focus on grammar. The punctuation in your post is non-existent. And, your statement is incorrect. from Grammarly - There is nothing wrong with starting sentences with “and,” “but,” or other similar conjunctions. You may, however, encounter people who mistakenly believe that starting a sentence with a conjunction is an error, so consider your audience when deciding to structure your sentences this way.

[@jonf6509]

@@Zaxify_185. just so you know you are a karen

[@mowghlee]

1 8:36 Wrist flexion 2 6:01 Arm in 3 4:02 Not from ground up 4 2:56 No fluid drop 5 1:44 No 90 degree arm bend

[@yukuhana]

I'd rather he starts from #1 mistake as well, like you listed. However, since you're listing "MISTAKES", your #3 should be "Not from ground up", and #4 "No fluid drop", and #5 "No 90 degree arm bend".

[@xninakix]

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[@freeman038]

Wow! Your video likely fixed my major forehand issue! I used to do unit turn pretty fine up to the 90 degree elbow, but then I would be out of focus and started feeling awkward from there. The end result was 1) my arm was never stretched enough and I swung mostly using my forearm; 2) my flow-through always felt like an after thought instead of natural; 3) besides lacking power, I could not hit natural topspin and had to consciously swipe my forearm which worsened my “arm not stretching” problem. After watching your video, I realized that a conscious “extending arm” thing must be there after my unit turn and before my swing. So instead of losing focus and thinking about aiming the ball or swiping for topspin, I now focus on the “extending arm (after proper unit turn with 90 degree elbow)” and enjoy the whipping feeling brought by subsequent swing. Immediately my forehand swing became natural with better swing path, more power and topspin. And because I can now hit balls further away from my body (arm extended), I feel less in hurry and can position my body even better! (Yes, it’s all about “No. 2” tip as someone commented here! ) I can see that many older players like me had the same issue in their forehand swing: swing more with forearm, unnatural follow-through, always hit ball late and too near body side. On the other hand, young players seem never forget hitting balls “away from body”, and often seem “exaggerate” their arm extension and swing (I once mistakenly thought that they intentionally move their racket head back, but now I know it’s the result of extending their arms from 90 degree elbow unit turn position and then swing). I think maybe it’s because when people learn tennis as adults, they start playing “real balls” too soon instead of progressing with practice balls. The result is that less reaction time force them to focus on aiming the ball and hit safer instead of preparing swing with the best form. So practicing your tips with practice balls like “green dot balls” to strengthen muscle memory may make some sense.

[@achillesroman9525]

Thanks Barney(from how I met your mother)

[@jefersonrodrigo3452]

Hahahahaha exactly

[@loveyouasmuchasido]

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[@milmel4968]

No wonder i feel like his face are very familiar 😂

[@PalantirGavin]

😂

[@marcpoirier703]

I have noticed that in many videos the assumption is that you are already in a footwork position that is ideal for com.pleting the mechanics of the forehand. Getting the body just the right distance requires an idea of where in space we are going to make contact...in fact more where we want it to happen...I find much of the mechanics work them selves out...eg when my elbow is too close to my body it is often a result of the ball not being where I expect it to be. Maybe a surface imperfection on the court or a spin or gust of wind I hadn't anticipated. Some folks haven't built an experienced understanding for how a tennis ball behaves, or 'tells' in the swing that will tell me about spins and adjust for them

[@oi3827]

Excellent video!!! Great articulation, presentation, positive energy! Liked and subscribed. Thank you 🎾🎾🎾

[@michaelhaywood6302]

I really liked the Drill #2. Gripping a racket with only 2 fingers and the thumb. Yeah, I'm gonna try that! Also, ALWAYS remember that none of these tips mean a thing without being in position to hit the ball in the first place. Footwork is key!

[@kathleenmccarthy2859]

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[@kathleenmccarthy2859]

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[@MrEdadea]

Thanks Grant for sharing this video. The best forehand video ever. I’ve seen hundreds of video and this is exactly what everyone needs. Looking forward to your other videos. You are the best…

[@GrantVanderHayden]

That means so much !! I appreciate your comment🙌 What topics would you like me to cover next?

[@SharkAcademy]

Your drill to use two fingers while holding the racket has really made a difference. My forehand has improved by just doing this drill

[@at1838]

Your last two videos have been your best by far. Very helpful very concise!

[@larbvent876]

A lot to learn on this forehand technique simple and effective highly recommendable for all levels of play

[@ezergora1520]

This is what I call a SMART tennis lesson vidoe. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely.

[@mosesmouine9013]

I ve been playing tennis for years I watched top many videos I always struggle and I see those guys who played since they were kids how there is a magic when they are hitting the forehand . The magic that I was not able to understand until I watched this video. Really great great great videos !!!

[@pshumate2978]

This video helped my consistency better than any other video I have watched over the past year. It was also better than my personal coach. I really appreciate the info and how you deliver it.

[@ellakramar1931]

Thank you for information on tennis mistakes Please do a video on keeping appropriate score I always get confused with what side counts and by what amount

[@mrmrjaviejav]

Possibly the best video I've seen

[@rajendrapatil1147]

Gripping the rachet with two fingers and thumb, Drill 2 awesome. A very close to the heart stuff to put the Forehand in best manner as also use of leggs to generate power just beautiful. Thanks for sharing this beautiful video and valuable insane tips.👍👍

[@kianbooysen]

I started playing tennis 2 years ago and I just can't get enough of it. It has become my dream since to play pro but at 19, I don't think its a possible feet to accomplish. You're video really helped me perfect my forehand and I've been engrossed in your videos since. You've earned yourself a new subscriber and I hope that you keep uploading these really good videos to help perfect tennis techniques. Thank you so much!

[@vaibhavanand9882]

Bro same omg. Are you a junior in hs?

[@w34r3n0b0dies]

If you do decide you wanna go pro good luck!

[@kianbooysen]

@@vaibhavanand9882 no I'm acc from Ireland and I never played in school but I really got I to it and I feel like I can compete now

[@kianbooysen]

@@w34r3n0b0dies thanks man.

[@angelquiles4200]

Great video really a game changer. Love the way you present all the information and your energy.

[@emiletremblay1377]

super tight editing for a tennis video! well done I learned a lot

[@plplll-cv2fr]

great video! not so long ago i read this great ebook for tennis beginners, helped my game so much, i think ist called ace your game: unveiling the secrets of tennis excellence for beginners ...dont know the author

[@matchalatte8442]

as a beginner this video helps so much, thank youu

[@TripAces]

It's all about mistake no.2 that is 90% of it IMO.. trusting the kinetic transfer. If you can master footwork and explosive into no.2 you got a forehand IMO

[@GrantVanderHayden]

🔥🔥

[@eospina326]

Dude this is my biggest problem. Took me like 3 weeks just to figure this out!!! I always got the alligator arms 😅😭

[@frankchristiana8863]

Thanks

[@Jinnilla]

As a left handed player, I have a bad habit of adjusting strike zone not by foot work, but by adjusting my arms inward. #2 is exactly what I needed to hear

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[@billfried626]

Thanks, you're a natural, generous teacher!

[@Mattalovis]

Your video is 10/10. Learning allot 🙏

[@abirosak]

5 great tips, but also having the mentality to learn and know you can get better is super important too. tennis is such mental game!

[@andrehanderson]

Best forehand video I've seen so far. Very well done

[@gautamerande]

This is an excellent video, with very important points explained clearly! Thanks for putting this video together, coach! I have to ask one thing - are Rafa's videos mirrored? He is hitting a right-handed forehand in this video.

[@effectivemarketingt1]

Love this guy! Love the energy love the awesome tips. Thank you so much!

[@themrstroke]

I love tip 5 on the importance of not using wrist flexion to hit the ball, in other words as you say, a relaxed wrist is a must. That 2 finger learning grip(first 2 fingers) is a super tip. It seems to me that if one tried this 2 finger grip with the last 2 fingers(pinky and ring finger), it would not work nearly as well as a learning tool. But with the first 2 fingers, it seems to really almost force a relaxed wrist, in other words, not using wrist flexion to hit the ball.

[@henryng7893]

Grant , thanks for all the super tips. My forehand now is much better than what it was before. Keep up the great work.

[@williamsannuto8239]

Amazing as always !!! incredible 1 tip after another just bought the Forehand Transformation.

[@hoodskateLNDN]

Thank you, camera work also impeccable!

[@lucasmendes397]

The 90 degree tip made my forehand much better, thank you

[@bttmfg7010]

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you brother. Gonna try it out today!

[@mikakosonen1225]

Really good technical points to learn!

[@Belmiciotto]

Grant, what an awesome instructor you are! Thank you!

[@YUNIACETennisAcademy]

Great knowledge for d players and coaches to clear their strokes🎾....but on 5 point some doubts on straight elbow bend elbow

[@jcelerin]

Awesome video, coach! Love your enthusiasm and dedication! Great tips :) Thank you!

[@agentsmith3034]

This is by far the most informative video I've come across explaining step by step techniques on how to hit a proper forehead. Excellent video!!

[@frank-roberts]

Thank you, Neil Patrick Tennis!

[@jeremyteti914]

no 5 is game changing for me, I wonder my shots keep being high, not bending my arms tends to swing a lot and make the ball high. I always try to bends my arms before hitting now. Bends first then hit, quite game changing.

[@sunsioux444]

great tip

[@wladmanzi007]

When Passion, Enthusiasm, Experience and Knowledge is given back to us it can only work properly !!! Thank You so much Grant 👌🏼🎾

[@renza14]

My forehand technique is terrible. I hope this can help to improve it

[@GrantVanderHayden]

Yes remember that no matter where you start you can still develop a world-class technique. I believe in you and I hope to see you inside the forehand transformation system! That will help you develop your Technique even faster and you can click the link on this video

[@safoanmd1799]

Thank you bro…. so much helpful love from bangladesh 💗

[@cheonwai]

Thank you for awesome common tennis I sub and like also always remember that none of these tips mean a thing without being in position to hit the ball

[@jimgodsey2940]

Thanks Ryan, great coaching!

[@GrantVanderHayden]

It's Grant🙌

[@RobSinox]

that's brilliant tips to watch...my forehand was always weapon...but at times wors enemy of myself... I always struggle to create heaviness of shot although I always naturally could create easy power...

[@rogerwetton1]

Thank you for your detailed explanation of mistaken tennis gestures. I am sure I can transform to be a better player with your tips. Love it!

[@kathyvilla7495]

You’re the best Grant! Taught me how to fix my forehand in 10 minutes ❤

[@mikem3332]

Great video, I can tell you put much time and energy into putting this together.

[@4Dvdo]

Great tutorial so detailed excellent !! Helped me so much when I loosened my wrist and flipped to easily come thru the ball !

[@mikelin5250]

Absolutely like your video from Taiwan , very helpful and indeed ^^

[@MrTicoflow]

Wow the best video I have ever seen on fixing my forehand! Thanks brother

[@clutchmarketingphil]

One of the best tennis techniques channels!

[@baselinej1333]

what a banger video. Love the energy from you man you're so great at what you do and you absolutely enjoy it

[@rosegrace9151]

This is brilliant content!

[@bonjongokid5468]

Beautiful show and tell...not just analyze from another video...great stuff. Always a like for his good work!

[@dominickim1855]

World class instructional video bro. Well done…and thank u

[@ExpatRecords]

Great video, so glad I discovered your channel. I'd love to see something about what is the angle of the racket when you hit the ball

[@patricerevenu1208]

Super les vidéos de tes mouvements Grant c'est bien expliqué et un tres bon visuel merci et bravo

[@ucheobi5841]

Thank you for the work you put to make this video. Really appreciate it.

[@thitran9637]

Great instructional and enthusiastic video. Thank you very much.

[@haythamsaad374]

Thanks a lot for there tips and your easy explanation of the mistakes

[@solome6478]

Thanks for mistake 3. I'll be working on extending my arm and also driving from the ground up since my wrist is taking a beating.

[@dgdgughsd]

Very good video with real mistakes beginners (like me) make, thanks

[@germanmaoloni188]

Muy buen video , no entiendo el inglés , pero me doy cuenta de lo que explica , muy instructivo

[@lupitanegrete4615]

Your advice Is always gratefull. Thank you so much, you can't imagine how my tenis has been improved with your videos

[@jmasked5082]

you're stressing me out. thx for the content.

[@carolinaperuca]

I´m glad for this class. Thank you so much!!

[@MrSeanMasters]

This is absolutely superb. Well done mate.

[@videosbykev]

wait for it.. LEGENDARY

[@user679jk7]

Thank you for making such a great video!

[@Innovativest]

First video well explained for forehand, every detail, superb

[@Volcanu5]

I really people who give critical tips like 2 fingers holding etc... I really like them

[@kylegary6311]

Great video! I think I literally had problems with all of these.

[@AlphaTennisinPittsburgh]

Get Ahead in Tennis with Killer Volley Techniques. Great Video! Thanks for sharing this one.

[@InnovativeASMR]

Trust me when I say that all your videos have transformed my hits! 😮 Most people now want me on their doubles team. 😂

[@carolinegee9571]

Great transitions in the video. Very cool thanks for the tips.

[@manuelmessner7908]

Your channel is pure gold Thanks so much buddy

[@CloudsFPV]

Such a great instructor!

[@floriantkambaja1014]

Just starting out tennis and I find tgus tips magnificent can't wait to apply them next time in court

[@eduardogonzalez1886]

Thanks for you master tips, the best coach!!

[@manuelmoraespinola5311]

Perfect explanation, Grant! Many thanks!!

[@khabadeux2214]

That editing specially the mistake #5 alone, where you insert your secondary self for demo is worth subscription

[@santhiyag1650]

Very good presentation. Now,I can learn these techniques to improve my game .

[@rinisslime]

Great Video, it helped me a lot. thank you very much! 😁🙏❤️

[@cesarnarvaez5194]

Excellent techniques !!! Thank you.

[@gnkarn00]

Very Clear and useful explanation , thanks

[@kktn4739]

Your forehand is beautiful. Very inspiring vid.

[@Aaron09_]

thank you for the inspiration at the end, really helpful

[@김테니스]

I LOVE your teaching . . .whats your string tension?? and natural gut ?

[@Kiwistoicist]

Fantastic teaching. You are the best bro

[@marcelkiessling5969]

Your videos are really really great! Keep on going like that! Greetings from germany ;)

[@yanyanyap4985]

What a complete info, cheers

[@StuckOnAlgebra]

Great video. I look forward to working on these. One question: the Kyrgios forehand and I think others I have checked show the elbow in closer, with bent about 45? Is this a next gen thing? Is it OK if I go that way? It feels more controlled and powerful.

[@johnoommen8383]

great vid, the first problem was exactly what i was looking for :)

[@radhakrishan4406]

Great, learned techniques & technical (motivational) words of coaching. Thank you.