The #1 Secret For Great Movement - Stop Being Late To The Ball

[@angelhernandez7478]

I don't leave too many comments, but this guy right here truly deserves it. Genius!

[@eveR-co8zk]

Angel Hernandez Hello mom

[@no.hehe1]

Lol

[@TheDrakulie]

Florian, this is probably the BEST advice i have ever seen on movement. i only hope my college coaches and club coaches taught these techniques on movement.

[@ochoausmc]

Awesome video! This is the video that I’ve been searching for to help my daughters foot work.

[@priyasfictionvilla4585]

One of the very good advices I have come across. Being late to the ball and incorrect postures are the basic mistakes made by many and if not corrected in the early days they go ahead and hinder player growth. Thanks for sharing this.

[@davidszone2788]

Great video. Don't understand the comments about it being too long. Listen carefully, there is a lot of information on fine tuning the movement and common errors. I will certainly put this into practice. Thanks for the excellent information.

[@luismeza5247]

It’s mostly gen z watching too much TikTok videos

[@KernelClick2]

Yeah, these gen Z's are just too impatient to just spend 15 minutes of their day which they are awake for 14 hours(mostly) and can't spend just a little bit of time to learn the techniques of tennis footwork? Spending just 15 minutes a day learning something separates the people who don't make it and the champions.

[@Stiffjab71]

Excellent instructions and value. BTW all those dudes complaining the video is too long: you’re wasting time on KZbin instead of working or doing something productive. So what’s the point in saving some time while you’re wasting time? Ciao

[@saffronwalsh1359]

As a coach here in Australia.. im so thankful for this video

[@ginosuarez5941]

I am a coach and find this showing super helpful...! Thank you coach and student player for this demo..🤗

[@vadimmuravia6743]

Great video! where I can found all videos about footwork and movement with Ean Meyer?

[@notsohandytim5090]

Very impressive Mr. Meier.

[@greg.kusnierz]

Great tip Ean. Thanks for the video Florian.

[@luciasattzs3484]

Excellent, love it.

[@Rodrigolimalopes1987]

Excelent video, thanks!

[@BeeTB1]

Great content! Keep up the great work!

[@haljam8828]

When you tuen direction e.g turning left,does the outside foot right foot stick out nore to push in the left direction quicker

[@qingyan4905]

Great! where can I buy this ladder, do you have a link to purchase? Thanks

[@GiocareaTennis]

Awesome video!!!

[@hhcurieux]

Very good video . Something coaches doesn't teach enough. The only thing is that the video is way too long. Not useful to repeat the same thing over and over. Unlike a live lesson on the court where repeating is useful, the student just have to watch the video more than once if needed

[@pashageiwald9424]

shes gonna be a good player shes got very good body mechanics

[@frankie5085]

Very good! Thanks!!! :)

[@bulentalkan4686]

You are great. 🙏

[@circuitdesign]

Good information and very important, so thank you, coach! (This video could have been shortened to 1 - 2 minutes and have been equally effective, though.)

[@sl123sl]

why didn't I learn this 40 years ago?!

[@goggleboy2464]

Could show you a hundred videos of every pro bringing their feet together.

[@Hollyhoodcapital]

totally agree

[@bccvtcorrea]

what's the babolat model he's holding ?

[@gmnboss]

Game changer

[@thetopcoder]

I agree: she has a pretty strong base ;)

[@gmnboss]

Sinner does this well

[@scotthazlewood9123]

Again, superb video......video should be no more than 5 minutes in length (including reps); not up to 15 minutes (regardless of level/rating). Pros talk too much......

[@scotthazlewood9123]

Thanks, Florian. I understand your perspective....as they say "different strokes for different folks". Always enjoy your videos!

[@nazneenakter4267]

Give speech with English subtitles

[@ronmorgan8214]

360P, we meet again...

[@MrPrytania1]

Very good but absurdly long

[@5jjt]

I disagree.

[@neilgreene]

I disagree also. And I knew what he was talking about before listening. All good training sessions have repetitive messaging and demonstration. WHY? Because those that do not get it do not get it the first time, or the second. Or they may not get it by listening, so they need to watch, hear and see.

[@mikepraditya7266]

Too long pls make it straight

[@z10isguy]

This sounds suspiciously like David Bailey's Movement Method...

[@gmnboss]

Actually Bailey:s is complicated verbose and contrived..this guy has been doing this long before Bailey

[@jegarajagokuldeepa]

Amazing> NO one has taught footwork like this

[@qianhuang59]

Too long and too little information.

[@mikephilson9496]

this is bs shuffle and cross over step is the best fu ean meyor