Practicing Tennis At Home - The 15 Minute Two Handed Backhand Workout

[@Zenon-fg4dw]

This is the best video I have seen on the fundamentals of a tennis stroke. I learned so much from this tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@stevesharad5792]

Great coach. Tomaz always creates finest videos with easy to follow instructions.

[@roos3013]

the greatest trainer! Thank you, Tomaz!

[@studionuts]

Best instructions for the double handed backhand ever!

[@Vaskodegamets]

Amazing cool coach!

[@joenobody8997]

I am starting these exercises today, thanks

[@vajraheart6052]

Great tips. Thanks Coach.

[@kamals3582]

Wow this is very thorough. Covers a lot. Did not expect this. Very clever. Great video. Thanks

[@skinyellowx76]

Huge helps, that's what I need!

[@XellossKor]

Best coach. I've ever seen.

[@deepseadiver8191]

This is excellent. Thank you!

[@rajatyadav7162]

By far the best two hand backhand instruction on KZbin and I be seen a lot!!! Thank you so much… could never understand why the flow was never smooth… I never engaged lower body, only upper body

[@NRI_NOMAD]

This is great 👍

[@olafsrensen9578]

Everything is so clear explained. The gold is to hit with ease(effortles).Thanks Olaf Copenhagen Denmark

[@tarunj4333]

This is Gold! 💛Thank You So Much!!!

[@matteomarchi2575]

Thanks a lot Coach Tomaz. Very useful advices! Easy to undestand how "to build the shot" with your tutorial. The Tennis Club looks nice..

[@sampaiomag1]

very enlightening. Thank you

[@mnoor6124]

Brilliant video always love the way you deliver your videos and instructions they are so clear and practical 👌

[@cesarfernandezlopez2209]

Lovely couch , very important warming up and correcting technical exercises , I do thank you Thomas 👍🏻❤️

[@gedeadi3153]

Thanks for Excellent lesson coach Tomaz, always follow your lessons. Slice n next might be a weekly program for kids. I have 13 yo boy n 6 yo girl who so fun of tennis. And wanted to give good fundamental not like their parent 🤭🙏🙏🙏

[@q4short]

You are an absolute genius!

[@neygercey7899]

Very good. How to get speed on the racquet heat is what I struggle the most. I hope this lesson will help me fix that. Thanks.

[@neygercey7899]

Racquet head*

[@daryoes]

Great as always, thank you!

[@eknazar]

Good tips....I found out for me..in addition to to these if you focus on putting weight on left foot and only do that rest of the things will automatically follow. This is for two hand..backhand. and a .righty.

[@jiwi736]

Wow, that shows about every single thing I know I do wrong on my backhand. Thanks, Tomasz!

[@dsd2002]

Love this video, especially the last 15 minutes explaining the three things, 1) pelvis rotation, 2) wrist slap (power) from 8 like racket motion and 3) extension (control) to other side. I had two flaws, leaning fwd without hip rotation and slap down low over my hips (power without control), you showed and explained both flaws perfectly, I took pics :) from video. I like the baseball analogy, slap without extension, is power with control and ball goes everywhere. Thanks a lot coach!

[@feeltennis]

Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback, it helps other players too!

[@ganeshmaha8213]

Nice teacher 👍

[@lavanchung9428]

Hi Tomaz! Thank you very much for your video. I practise these kinds of Biomechanics excersice everyday at home. I will definitely buy your online course to enhance my backhand and forehand. Best regards! Chung-Vietnam

[@ImAWiseguy123]

wonderful instruction

[@levu1970]

Hello Coach ... can you also record your technique from behind so we can mimic you? It might be a bit easier to learn. Thank you so much. 😘

[@beaglesrfun5896]

This flip of the wrists is what Agassi did extremely well on his 2HB. He could change directions at the last minute.

[@padeldanix]

Great help!! Very didactive video. And great place to play tennis!! Where is it?

[@ovidragos5118]

Ljubliana capital of Slovenia. Slovenia is an amazing beautiful country , safe ,very picturesque with approx 2 mil population.

[@SB-yq8uo]

Hi Tomaz, if you want to switch from one handed to two hands for more control, which steps would you recommend? Great videos

[@feeltennis]

Hi, I would start at beginner level drills and work from there. I will soon post more videos on the two-handed backhand too. For beginner progressions check this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2izlYJnh5KYpaM

[@vladimirvidov6202]

Thank you very much beautiful beautiful very understandable we need you thanks a lot again

[@MJ-tr3hv]

At last!!! 👍👍👍

[@bangalg]

Tomaz is a genius. Thanks

[@bluejay6656]

Thank you sir.

[@srajb]

Very nice video. Thanks coach. One request on double handed backhand. Any drills to practice shots shoulder height and above? I seem to struggle with those the most. Feel off balance, body locked, and cannot generate power for the effort i put in. Any tips will be helpful here. Thanks.

[@ovidragos5118]

Thomas is a great coach and guy ! Always gives very detailed explanations. I am a friend and also a pro, on high balls don't bring the racquet down. Recognize the height of the ball and stay with the racquet over your shoulder , weight on back foot and transfer the weight in the ball keeping the swing over the shoulders level.

[@feeltennis]

Hi Dawn, first, you have to accept that a high ball neutralizes you. (and almost everyone else on the planet.) Therefore looking for power is pointless as your goal should not be to attack but to play back a neutral ball which means it needs to be deep. You can do that without much power just by feel and finding the right height and trajectory. Secondly, here's a video on how to handle high balls: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnbFeImXbNKrp68

[@srajb]

@@feeltennis thank you very much.

[@obaidfarghani9202]

thanks

[@Suzanna-wh3nr]

Just found your channel, great content thank you. Do you run tennis camps?

[@feeltennis]

Only private lessons, you can reach me through my website feeltennis.net.

[@Suzanna-wh3nr]

Feel Tennis Instruction sadly I’m in the UK!

[@feeltennis]

@@Suzanna-wh3nr I have people flying over from UK very often for tennis lessons...

[@twistedwired]

Great stuff but I stubbed my toe on the coffee table and broke a lamp.

[@irishtickles]

Thanks!