Hitting Serves with a Birthday Hat

[@2MinuteTennis]

Nick! I’m honored to be mentioned in this video. You’re right, we all want the same thing, and that’s for tennis to grow and thrive. I’ll give you a call tomorrow man. Thanks again.

[@snipodyssey]

Man you keep things simplified

[@IntuitiveTennis]

My pleasure Ryan 🙌🙏🎾

[@jesflesch1222]

Love you both! Both of your channels have improved my game!

[@2MinuteTennis]

@@jesflesch1222 so glad to hear that. Nick is great. We both appreciate your support. Jes, you got this!

[@darellfeldmiller2890]

I have learned a lot from both you guys. Keep up the united front to save our sport.

[@desy2478]

The vibe I get from watching different tutorials is that there's different ways of doing things as long as the core mechanic is adhered too and the birthday hat is a good example of this. A great way of fixing a waiters tray serve but maybe not the way a lot of people who are good at serving would do it. If I conciously think too much about the racket drop I can't serve but if I just let it happen that works better for me. I have a lot more trouble with the ball toss and contact point.

[@bobbyp68]

This is why I really like your content. Straight forward and honest with little filler - keeping it simple and genuine.

[@donho4109]

I think all tennis coaches have a different way of presenting the same information. If they come up with a clever way of helping other people, it is all good. Some people learn visually, some people learn by hearing it and some people learn by doing it! I subscribe to all the channels you listed, Nick and they all add value to my tennis and instruction. When I was young, you would have to pay a fortune for all the insights provided by these instructors. Thank you to all who help to make the game of tennis more attainable to folks who want to learn the game the correct way. Bravo and kudos to you all. Keep up the great content and message, Nick! I consider you one of the very best KZbin Tennis instructors ever! Don

[@mikanunx]

I like Tomaz Mencinger's channel (Feel Tennis) a lot. Yours and his are my two favorite tennis instruction channels.

[@K4R3N]

Agree, Nik and Tomaz

[@dimawood007]

+1

[@marktoms4391]

Thanks for the fun, informative video! I’m a tennis KZbin junkie. I watch and learn from all these coaches. I love that you respect and honor your competition. That’s an important life lesson for us all, on and off the court.

[@henrylove514]

My serve has improved in the past 9 months thanks to your videos. Your work is much appreciated.

[@nglfmark1]

Well done Nik. Like most, I watch many different Tennis KZbinr instruction videos even thought playing for over 40 years. Many channels are entertaining. Keep doing what you do.

[@shurely123]

Lovely video Nick. Just to say I am a fan of all top 5 tennis channels that you mentioned. Thanks to you all for all the efforts and great work you are doing - you have helped to improve my tennis, and I watch all the way from Nigeria.

[@GermanShephard123]

Your channel and the OTI channel are my personally favorite. You guys methods have helped me immensly improve my game!

[@rsm0600]

I Hope you guys could keep growing up and spread the Tennis around the world. Here, in Brazil, beach tennis is taking the place of tennis.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

😭😭 I’ve heard and it’s very upsetting

[@ripleypipe]

Well said Nick - as well as you, there are many tennis coaches I like, including Ryan, Simon+Alex and Tomaz, it's so refreshing to get contrasting perspectives. Long may this continue!

[@Pfingstei]

It also depends on the size of the birthday hat ;-). I watch and like both channels a lot. Keep on doing great work.

[@CoachAdrian]

I like how you said tennis is a "counterintuitive" sport - it definitely is. It's probably why players are attracted (and unattracted) to this sport. It's very challenging to hit a tennis ball! The overall message of this video is great. Coaches can disagree and have different philosophies/methods, but we're all trying to grow the sport as best we can.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Absolutely

[@jeremyrogers1247]

You are definitely one of the best tennis coaching sites on KZbin as you post lively and varied topics combined with articulate commentary on them. And you back it up with a long history in high level competitive tennis. There are other tennis channels I visit on KZbin and I have also gleaned valuable tips from them over the years. Every online tennis coach has something unique to contribute and certain teaching styles will appeal to different players. But I also think people should look for the commonality that all online coaches advocate on the various strokes. There are more similarities then there are differences.

[@mansfieldlou]

Nick, great video. Loved the ending, "Dr. Mack Daddy, Peace out!" Hilarious.

[@charlesdang2557]

Nick, love your approach. I have been following all the named channels and then some over the past year. My tennis has improved substantially. I am enjoying the game even more than before. Yes let's defintely grow the sport. Thanks!

[@devtennis]

Huge fan of both Intuitive Tennis, 2 Minute Tennis, and others you mention in video. Thank you for putting out these videos. Awesome tennis content.

[@imtoxak]

Nikola, I am not part of your main demographic. I am a 27 year old woman who is probably a low intermediate player after picking tennis back up again earlier this year. I had not played since I was 16. I have been able to utilise a lot of your information and I am so grateful for the content you provide. I can really see the love you have for the sport and it shows in the way you coach and teach. I think the unfortunate thing about tennis in the country I live (we are a first world country!) is that tennis communities and court facilities are there to make money by the hour. It's rare to find a passionate coach that really engages a beginner and that's where a lot of people drop the lessons. Court hire is expensive here per hour so a lot more logical to drop learning the game. Tennis isn't like any type of sport where you can just pick up a racquet and play. It's intricate in mechanics and technique. Would love to see some content on creative ways to play/practice tennis when you are unable to go on a tennis court but you have access to a carpark/basketball court? Surprisingly, what got me interested in learning to play tennis was watching Novak Djokovic in 2007. I was only 13 at the time. What can I say, I was a young girl with a big crush. You have a lifelong subscriber here. Keep up the great content :-)

[@IntuitiveTennis]

I will see if I can come up with something 🙌🙌

[@jacobwalton4109]

I'm a 15 year old tennis player and I love watching your videos, keep up the good work

[@IntuitiveTennis]

🙌🙌

[@sandys4509]

Thank you Nick! Don’t care about ranking. I benefit a lot from your videos and Ryan’s. I am eternally grateful for those.

[@David19.59]

Great content Nik, very insightful and entertaining. Made me laugh as I'm your core audience! (exactly 50 years old), Started playing 5 years ago, I'm obsessed with trying to improve. I have subscribed and regularly watch all the other channels you mention too. I'm always recommending your channel to other players at my club. I love your instant diagnosis of players faults and your ability to explain and correct. The detailed technical information you provide has really helped me. (The how Not to slice your kick serve was a game changer!) This technical stuff and research sets your channel apart. Really look forward to every video you put out. Shamir and of course Anna are excellent too! Thanks for everything you do Nik. Best Wishes from England.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Thanks for the support David 🙌

[@khlee8805]

I am also another 50 year old tennis enthusiastic person, have been following your channel for a while. Love your way of teaching and have been recommending it to many many friends. I have also used it to guide my 17 year old son to follow the instructions. Having said that, we also watch 2 minute tennis and other channel too, all are equally informative and different styles of play. We ended up adopting some styles or strokes which suits us more and learn to understand our own better by trying out various suggestion from all the KZbin coaches. And the result is absolutely amazing. So, to me, tennis is just like other racket sports I played, table tennis, badminton, squash etc. Different coaches teaches different styles, it's up to the student which ever they feel comfortable and can adapt to it. Your body will tell you the secret. Don't worry about how other negative comments , you are a fantastic coach and a very good person . Cheers.

[@dionisk5344]

What I like about your videos is that you're really Teaching. I can see your skills, but I also see how you love tennis. I can see how you try your students to use their mind. You give option to play natural tennis and correct crutual mistakes, without forcing to play 'one and only perfect technique'. No 'make this and it will make you win'. Your way is academic but much more intuitive, more about feeling this game, I guess. And this is great! :)

[@jchan810]

Great video Nick. You showed that you are a really cool guy and easy to get along with. Keep up the good work.

[@haricsl]

Loved this video and appreciate your honesty not to mention how the other channels are doing including yourself.

[@musicmusingsandsoundz9618]

You have fantastic content: detailed but not too wordy, accompanying video demonstrates accurately what you're trying to convey, a few jokes there and there. Keep up the great work!

[@booklover1957]

You are so humble, keep up the good work.

[@johnp1]

I've watched many Tennis channels including 2 Minute but I only subscribe to this channel (with notification). Nik provides the insight, the reasons behind the techniques and without the typical hype/myths.

[@adeljoseph7237]

Nik & Ryan, you're both great coaches 👏

[@go4puneet]

Great spirit Ryan and Nick..both of you are doing a great job..thanks a ton for your highly informative videos

[@davor23]

Hello Nick! Great video! I've been trying to improve my game and at some point I tried the birthday hat tip, but it just didn't improve my serve, I felt like I couldn't get a good rhythm, so I tried to follow your instructions and it seems for me much more natural and open to find my own style. Until now i’m not sure how is my racquet drop and i’m not interested to know it, but my serve improved A LOT! But that’s the reason why i think it’s very good that everyone can see and try the tips of various online tennis instructors. Congratulations to you and to all the other channels you named, i’ve watched videos of each one of you and all are great! In particular You and Tomaz from Feel Tennis I consider you my “coaches” 😀! Keep going!

[@danhdang4326]

Nick, I watch a lot of tennis instructional videos and your channel is the one I choose to follow. You have done an awesome job of teaching through your channel and you, yourself, are also a very good player. I prefer watch videos of instructors who I feel I can learn something from. As a decent 4.0 player who can tell the difference between gimmick and real instrcution, there are very few content on youtube I would prefer to watch over yours.

[@vectorthurm]

Love both you guys. There’s a reason you are on top. Also, looove Racquetflex AND MTHQ!!!

[@TheSebmab]

I'd love a video from you both playing some games against each other !! Frankly speaking, I love the videos from both. I take the tips from both and keep only the ones that work better for my tennis.

[@paddlepower888]

I didn't have a waiter's tray serve, but 2minutetennis did help me gain serve consistency with all the tips. I still don't hit the back fence after the first bounce, so while I'll still watch Ryan, I'll need to find that magic hint. I do hope more people will play tennis and paradoxically, pickleball may raise the profile of tennis, especially when the courts are adjacent and the PB courts are full.

[@stephanventer3708]

Totally agree. Get the right fundamentals and then do it as comfortable as possible while keeping the right fundamentals

[@scotthefley6103]

Two great channels. I have picked up great tips from both!

[@vinylrulesok8470]

You both have given me so much to work on in my game and it’s improved massively so thanks to both of you 🙏

[@ruimartins2065]

Hi Nick, great point of view. I grew up watching tennis in the 80's and 90's (we have the same age) and i remember to see full stadiums attendence and lots of young people. Unless is a grand slam or masters 500/1000 final, we don't see young people often. I think the majority of people who watch tennis are recreational players. Being tennis a game that takes a long time to get to a decent level, players don't have the patience to evolve slowly, they want immediate results. That's one reason for declining numbers of attending tennis matches. In football (european) there are many fans that don't even know how to play and they watch it in the stadium. We need to atract more players and fans to tennis 💪🎾

[@info781]

I would not be to hard on tennis, baseball is facing many of the same issues. People are just doing many different activities so everything has competition. Also in America we have a massive obesity epidemic many people are not doing anything but eating fried food and drinking 64 oz of soda a day. Many older guys are so out of shape they can only play golf, tennis would kill them.

[@NN-rn1oz]

11:29 isn't this Jeff Salzenstein's style? Ok now we need a fight between you and Jeff, hahaha!!

[@IntuitiveTennis]

No fight. I got no problem w Jeff

[@prashant9108]

Wow. I initially thought nick was trolling 2 min tennis. Very happy to see this crossover between two of my fav Tennis Gurus.

[@FYProduction]

I’ve appreciated the honesty in all of your videos. I think as future contents, I’m interested with different topics that are regurgitated by other channels. For example, being aggressive with a high roller that’s a deep floater that comes to my 2HBH without much penetration… I tired of the advice of backup & moonball back, or slice it back. I’m interested to hear your solutions, especially with actual match experiences.

[@harvindersinghuppal2162]

Great to see you reaching out. There are lots of people motivated by the match of the year which in most peoples eyes was the womens US Open. Lots for the sport to do to get people to stick with the sport and continue to develop their game .... coaching costs ...access to female coaches ... costs of replacing balls / re-stringing (read that some of the big companies have marked a 20% increase on string)... we also have the big problem of not having enough hitting partners...... resulting in people dropping out.... as well as people picking up injuries regularly.... lots for the sport to work on

[@Prof.Amateur]

You two are my favorite tennis YT channels. Hope someday we can see you work together in videos! 😀

[@giannismourat]

I believe all tennis maniacs (like myself) really love all of you guys for guiding as through this game. Besides this fact, I believe you provide the best analysis, method and mentality for medium and advanced players that want to constantly improve. Not once you said or showed something that didn't make sense and (more importantly) didn't prove right in the court. Ryan provides more content friendly for beginners and some cool ideas and drills for easy improving. I am happy you compete by completing each other.

[@itsjonduhh]

GTI gang! Love the channel, great to see a slight change in format.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

GTI 😂🙌👍

[@bertieff]

I think it's inevitable that something like 2 Minute Tennis would rise to the top given his format, though I give you a lot of credit for going 10+ mins in a lot of these videos because the subject matter often requires that amount of time. Also, you got me - 30yr old male here... guess I fit the demographic 😂, but my partner (29yr old female) loves your videos, so I hope you know you are expanding!

[@matheuscampaninimughrabi5933]

Very good video! I learn a lot from intuitive tennis, top tennis and tennis evolution. Gonna start to watch two minute tennis as well.

[@alejandrohualdez5550]

Yikes....just got back into tennis.....at 52.... For what it's worth, my three favourite channels are Intuitive Tennis, Feel Tennis and My Tennis HQ. All full of excellent quality information.

[@gillesderais834]

Nik, the "Don't do this" part was so hilarious I'd have subscribed on the spot!

[@charleslegrand6017]

I would laugh off the pickleball threat, except that my wife lost a couple of very solid 4.0/4.5 hitting partners to it this year. Nick, your videos are popular for obvious reasons. Always insightful and helpful.

[@jwc865]

Metaphorically speaking, you are still knocking off the party hat. You get your elbow back then forward while getting the racket drop position. the motion is the same. It’s just knocking off the party hat is more dramatic. I use the party hat metaphor, when teaching people how to serve and it’s gotten great results. Even though you’re not literally knocking off the hat, you’re still getting the desire motion.

[@Mikey.Mike1971]

It's all good Nick! You should thank those who keep tagging the videos back and forth, tho. You both are actually profiting more from this. 🙂

[@sportscastercanada]

Happy birthday 🥳 Nik 😆

[@miketang7533]

Thank you for the tennis 🎾 inspiration 👍👏🙏

[@dcweber1]

Love it Niko.

[@shanmugasundaram6625]

I watch pretty much all tennis channels on youtube including some Chinese and Japanese channels. I like Nik here, John from PPT and Greg from Crunch Time coaching. They all have solid content.

[@mb-shadow-f2v]

Ha - I'd like to hear the back story on this video! Nick, BTW, just discovered your 'Serve Technique' section where you conveniently group all 57 videos you've put together on serving - super cool. one thing I don't see you address (or maybe I just missed it) is proper loading of the back leg on the serve takeback. Can you speak some more about how the legs are loaded?

[@IntuitiveTennis]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqDQl5VrdsimgZI

[@mb-shadow-f2v]

@@IntuitiveTennis that's perfect! i figured you must have addressed this somewhere - many thanks!

[@kylek.436]

If I'm going to have to lay down actual cash, then yes, I'll have to choose where I put my money... But hey, at most I can afford 20 mins for both, plus more channels. Like you've mentioned, I also can make my own decisions... I know when something works for me. I'm impressed Nikola, this is such a mature, non-ego driven way to express yourself. Thank you, and believe it or not some of your clips are funny, emphasis on the word some 😉.

[@julianhoward1161]

Fantastic and very generous video. I do also love 2 Minute Tennis, 'almost' as much as Intuitive Tennis :-)

[@pier6240]

Hi! I came across a video of Patrick Mouratoglou about forehand timing. He teaches about initiating the take back early and when the ball bounces he says you should have ended the take back. You say you should initiate it when the ball bounces. I played tennis for 4 months and your video are really helping me progressing, but I'm really confused on this topic. Thank you for your amazing content, greetings from Italy!

[@CoachAdrian]

You should initiate the take back before the ball bounces. Maybe in some cases if the ball is slow or there is a high lob, you can initiate take back later, but you should always start your turn and take back once you've recognized you'll be hitting a forehand/backhand.

[@pier6240]

@@CoachAdrian Thanks for the inside, I'll check out your channel!

[@ruslanpolutsygan9383]

Jeff Salzenstein is awesome though :D Love his lessons too

[@Mike-zf7lo]

It's just like medicine. If a patient asks 10 different doctors, they might get ten different opinions, all of which are probably correct. Different isn't always wrong. I watch both of your guys' channels and love them both.

[@gonlogo01]

Nick, lass dich nicht ärgern!!! Frohes Weihnachten und lass es weissen wenn du in DEU eine Tennisklinik gibst.

[@pasqualesigismondi4811]

Nick u are the Number one ☝️ for sure 🎾🎾🎾

[@cdahl]

That long intro was hilarious!

[@32philosopher]

Great video! Thanks a lot!

[@JanChodura68]

Thanks to huge ring bell my neighbour asked me what was it and he subscribed channel then. Another one was interested about stock price of your intuitive corp.

[@rafaelebner96]

13:11 there's a gecko crawling at the net left side of the screen (right side of nick)

[@knotwilg3596]

"I'm never teaching someone who doesn't want to be taught" - this reminds me of Sting's "there's no teaching, there's only learning". "Men around 50" ... ouch.

[@MrRockrobstr]

Nick. If you toss and strike the ball at the same location should a right handed player, to serve out wide to Duce court with left to right spin pronate the right forearm counter clockwise while snapping the wrist through contact and , but when serving wide to add court , just snap the wrist through, in more of a hammering motion, striking the ball on right side to get more left to right spin? I ask because I’ve seen instruction that says to always pronate your forearm counter clockwise and just vary your toss for flat, slice, and kick spin. I don’t get how you wouldn’t get right to left spin every time if you always pronate counter clockwise through impact, no matter where you toss the ball. Thanks 🙏

[@IntuitiveTennis]

I cover these issues in great detail here kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qmm5mlgMmXl6M

[@MrRockrobstr]

@@IntuitiveTennis Thanks Nick. Will check it out.

[@FairwayJack]

Coach ... why doesn't anyone talk about max'ing forearm supination on the racket drop ?? ... gives a few more degrees on the rotational arc when going back up to the ball ... results in greater forearm pronation speed thru impact

[@chrisf247]

I like it as a corrective exercise for hitting frying pan serves. It's kind of awkward to actually hit full serves with it though

[@NedMorse]

While on the subject of Ryan's birthday hat videos, I've been wondering: should the trophy position start with the racquet held vertically before moving the elbow forward and allowing the racquet to turn back, or should it start with the racquet horizontal (in front of the torso) with elbow pulled back while coiling (as Ryan describes) before lifting past vertical toward the birthday hat area (with no pause at vertical)?

[@gargamel3966]

Thanks Nick. How about a Nick vs Ryan match? Pretty sure it will boost both your numbers :).

[@dionisk5344]

Pretty sure Ryan doesn't have a chance to win more then 5 games in match against Nick)

[@2MinuteTennis]

@@dionisk5344 I maxed at a 5.0 level. I'd be surprised if I won 2 games against Nick.

[@rctayas]

I watch Nick,Ryan and Essential Tennis 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@CoVaTennis]

dr Mack daddy 🎺💣🔥😂

[@minhhoang3765]

Thank you for all your good videos Nik. Can you do a friendly tennis match against Ryan? I'm sure this will be interesting to watch.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Sure but when I play it’s not friendly

[@ReidVV]

Whether you intended it or not, you DID do a perfect Salzenstein KZbin intro, but don't worry. Yes, he's a good KZbin coach with lots of great content, but his intros are definitely parody-worthy. Obviously, his intros don't stop him from being very successful, so I guess Jeff has the last laugh.

[@photojournalists]

AFAIK, The birthday hat was created by Jeff Salzenstein of tennis evolution where 2 minute tennis copied the concept from.

[@CoachAdrian]

No, Jeff is definitely not a proponent of the birthday hat - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gH6bgp-hoKmtZtk

[@dannywins]

It would be cool to see a tourney of the top KZbin tennis coaches. Nick and Ryan would be a good match. I’d also like to see Karue (MTHQ) vs. Simon (Top Tennis Training). Ian (Essential Tennis) vs. Coach Gu (Tennis Spin). Who you got?

[@IntuitiveTennis]

You gotta swap these match ups or it’ll be extremely lopsided 😂

[@CoVaTennis]

to also shoot Ryan @2minutetennis some bail, he also advises to wear the birthday hat at the front/top of your head like a 🦄

[@christiandelapena8623]

I love Ryan's birthday hat teaching method.

[@Jordan-ws6jy]

Nik vs Ryan on the undercard for Mike Tyson vs Logan Paul 🥊🥊

[@illmaticOne7]

Shots fired

[@alfonsoalcocer8031]

I’m amateur. Playing 4 times a week. I just can’t execute the birthday hat. I change the grip or something and the racket opens a lot.

[@royvandijk7119]

Great video and honestly, I don't think Pickleball will be that big of a threat for your channel. People come here for in depth instructions and pickleball to me seems more like an instant gratification kind of game. Fun for a short time, then on to the next hype

[@royvandijk7119]

@SamuEL good point. But I honestly think it won't be that bad and the same point still applies. Pickleball is for people that want instant gratification. To me it seems that these are not the people that start playing tennis. Or if they do, not for a long time anyway. But ofcourse I could be wrong and maybe this is just my brain trying to protect me from being worried about the future of tennis

[@royvandijk7119]

@SamuEL that for sure is a problem. I hope the market for pickleball get's satturated quick enough to not make to many courts dissapear!

[@cesarfernandezlopez5063]

One you will be number one 👍🏻, for me you are my number one couch🤗

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Thank you Cesar. Appreciate your support 🙏

[@an-droid8095]

Actually, there’s a channel called “One Minute Tennis” that is even better.

[@ReidVV]

I do not see younger people under 30 playing recreational tennis for fun. I see younger people in clinics or academies and playing tournaments, but just tennis for fun? Never. You want more young people to play, to be into tennis? Make it free to play for anyone under 30. Give free group lessons and clinics to anyone under 30. You can't learn to love what you never experience. It would be great to push tennis into middle schools and high schools, but it's prohibitively expensive in terms of real estate, construction costs, and equipment. Plus, it's a numbers game in terms of how many players can play with a max of 4 persons participating in any one match. There needs to be ways invented to create larger teams and to rotate players in and out of games with a minimum of waiting on the sidelines, like playing to 4 or 5 points, then rotating players or groups of players in and out. Players' court side seating is also a key to this way of playing, so players waiting to play are not uncomfortable while waiting for their turn on court, even if it's relatively short wait time. This type of team tennis with groups of players also builds personal relationships and friendships and let's players of different playing levels mix play on court. This makes tennis a fun group experience and let's players enjoy playing, having fun, and rooting for their teammates.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Pick up the game of tennis ❤️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/noS1qmRoe99_nbs

[@jacksonlar]

Keep your eyes out for Marcus's channel, guys. He's going to start recording in English, rather than German!

[@TerrenceKeenan]

Every ice hockey player should be playing tennis in the off-season. Now that's an idea to grab a couple hundred thousand new players.

[@huypham3602]

Let’s settle it, in a tournament! Lol

[@IamnotJohnFord]

There are different levels of expertise in playing tennis. Therefore, there are different levels of skill and technique. On top of that there are differences in how players work their way to and through the fundamental movements of various strokes. The top 10 players of all time have a number of things they do almost identically. But, they also put their own spin on all their techniques. I tried the hat thing. I didn't like it. I got power but lost control. And, it seems like adding complexity to an already complex thing. But to each their own. Long story short, there are many ways to skin a cat.

[@christianhorner001]

Tennis is struggling in Australia also. Pickle is rapidly growing. Clubs are converting tennis courts to Pickle 😔 Unfortunately in Queensland we have only a few good, hard working young coaches left. Instead we have cranky, old, technically deficient coaches destroying clubs and driving young players to other sports. 😔😔😔

[@kelvintrollol]

20 minute video released 10 minutes ago has 10 likes already. You guys watch at 2x speed?

[@pier6240]

Like comes with pressing play for me

[@norie3096]

As long as the contact point is correct the rest is not so important

[@peterbedford2610]

Nailed it

[@bkuyucu]

Then, we want a match between you and @Jeff Salzenstein to get more viewers, and help tennis content grow