Professional Tennis training, high performance program with Coach Brian Dabul in Miami

[@osamaleonour2385]

I wish I had money to train with incredible coaches like you

[@hopbingbang_7-341]

0:37 the way he said '' IT'S SO GOOD got me laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@osamaleonour2385]

1:30 great forehand

[@UDEMF]

🤔 why this channel has only 25k subs - he gives great trainning method for both trainers and trainees

[@DanTuber]

4:31 what a grip!....I don't know how she does it.

[@novaksumit4859]

wow Amazing Tennis traning my future son or daughter will become tennis player i did not become tennis player..But Dream Tennis is Forever

[@SupremeTennis]

Love those baskets you use at the net. Where did you buy them from? Want to use a few in my next vid. Keep up the good work 👍

[@rafic55]

how many days in a week you put this kind of drills

[@clementthomas1312]

Hey Bryan, in your first exercise why your player start the point in the middle of the court ? Thank's !!

[@enderrblx282]

How much money to pay i want to train an excellent coach

[@tttt528]

Hello I have a serious question I’ve been wondering about. Whenever I play a match and move my feet very well i always end up losing because I keep missing shots. When I’m lazy and standing on my feet I feel more relaxed and I tend to win a lot this way even against opponents that are better than me who is moving a lot more than me why is this????

[@tonykenny9815]

You are probably naturally lazy!!!!

[@texasfan58]

my guess is you go for higher percentage shots when you don't move your feet, and go for risky low percentage shots more when you move your feet. footwork doesn't make up for poor shot selection!

[@fungi4591]

Interesting question but like you said in your question, you are more relaxed when you are lazy. That may be why you win more

[@hunterx4787]

These rich kids are so lucky. Shame that I don't have this luxury, else I would be grand Slam champion soon 😣😣😣

[@transklutz]

Wall, partner, videos. You got it.

[@albertzheng182]

what you can do is find someone you know to mimic these drills for you. you dont need a trainer, anyone who can feed a ball can do it.

[@freefireindonesia8094]

Perfect coach

[@angelaguirre3890]

Excellent.

[@sanjj_1]

no shoulder movement at all for guy at 2:30 . definitely a much better player than me, just an observation - am I correct?

[@batmanshuja4393]

Sanjay Janardhan yes

[@808Monkseal]

Yes. Needs more coil, leg drive, and body rotation.

[@ryaneadry3162]

I Love ténis

[@ryaneadry3162]

Hello

[@trex1448]

1:55 "ppali" means fast in Korean. ???

[@andresdalfonso4235]

Amazing!

[@BDGamingLP]

Awesome 👏👏

[@louisakin4330]

Ah ja. Du hier?

[@zacharychuaruifeng5355]

So kooll

[@chubbsbully7198]

Am I mistaken but isn't that a female in the thumbnail picture too though or nah lol. Cuz I honestly was dying with wanting to see her legs but I guess not lol

[@zerosum88]

Tennis is dead. It becomes an industry. 10s of thousands of juniors train very hard every day in the USA alone, but few eventually can go to pro. All players in his video are solid D1 players, but none of them can make to the pro. Many of them will have life long injuries due to excessive training in childhood, and many of them cannot find a good job after college, because they don't have a good major and their GPA is low. They spend too much time on tennis in college.

[@marcelolopez4138]

maybe they are just happy playing tennis,regardless of money. Isn't this what life must be about finding happiness?

[@user-ol7ur5po3k]

Underrated comment

[@ryaneadry3162]

😀😀🎾🎾

[@ВадимСедов-й8з]

💪👍☝

[@transklutz]

No one ever needs to hit groundstrokes that quickly at end of video.

[@808Monkseal]

You're right. The drill is about stamina, endurance.

[@commondirtbagz7130]

transklutz it’s for muscle memory

[@akhrormuminov7180]

These are definitely 12 year old kids

[@Tennissensitive]

I only c gluteus max. Thats all. Müll

[@preparadorfisicovmentrenam5966]

Puros tiros afuera 🤣

[@artemparshin4484]

Ты самый точный ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJbKh6mGr7WgitE

[@Tennissensitive]

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