The revolutionary next generation world class forehand by Coach Rick Macci

[@Charmander009]

Everyone making jokes in comments but Rick has taught the best in the world for decades, he knows better than KZbinrs

[@mantiskf]

most recent ones?

[@speedymr]

1:21 So left hand stays down like that? lol. I don't think so.

[@MrLfrance1]

Super clear.. amazing!!

[@TaeNyFan]

Did he just say he watched MRI of tennis strokes? LOL

[@user-uq9pj3xh2o]

He from the future

[@flixyzax]

Just tried to open the door the way he showed and my door stayed closed 😂😂😂I tried my way, opposite turn, and it worked 🙌🙌

[@keithsoifer3079]

I caught that clearly. We can assume he meant high quality video.

[@TennisSkunkworks]

GOAT tennis coach

[@FLIP238]

This is great rick. You teach Rogers forehand here

[@scotthunt2479]

Paralysis by analysis. I can just see a club-level player trying to remember this all at once. SHANK!!!!!!!

[@Tennissoccergolfski]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@Nerdzombiedisco]

My door knobs turn the other way. What kind of bizarro doors does Rick have?

[@punyanjan]

What role does the non-dominant hand play? Should it initiate the rotation?

[@Ksensei41]

This advice is not bad. Especially the shoulders part.

[@PhilOvitt]

i love you rick !

[@williamvergara]

Amazing master class

[@foxyonthrottle690]

so where is the new generation forehand ???? keeping the racket on the right side is asked already more then 10 years , inverted racket already asked by oscar wegner 35 years ago , the windshield wiper or doornob is from the 90s so actually i dont see anything new here !!!

[@Charmander009]

Most rec players and wta don’t do it , they do the Canadian C loop forehand .

[@butchgo6130]

It's just new to him. Like a newbie who exhilarates discovering new ways to do things better.

[@bushmenaa]

good tip :)

[@christinanip3068]

Only shoulders rotation without trunk no mass x swing

[@nikhilnath3650]

Isn't this known as the windscreen wiper technique? Not a basic skill but an advanced skill.. in this the follow through, hip rotation and the butt pointing towards the net isn't there. Fed does play like this- he is a master. Sometimes djoko, Nadal never played this shot

[@peterfennell6994]

Study Federers forehand….it says it all. MRIs, separation angles, tapping a dog, turning a door knob…..sorry Rick, Keep it simple. Watch Roger!

[@bh5606]

Guy takes forever to show the technique.

[@keithsoifer3079]

There's a reason for that.

[@asap19980]

Elbow extension in early stage, of the age leads to elbow injury (golf elbow).

[@lawdepotpresident9900]

I'm the best ever

[@quentincrisp6933]

Federer never brought his racquet back like that in the last ten yrs. of his career! Come on man‼Love your Trump references‼😂

[@bmanbusee3812]

😂

[@Charmander009]

If u know how Federer hits , why r u not number 1 in world

[@quentincrisp6933]

@@Charmander009 DUH‼🤔

[@TimTheMusicMan]

Get rid of the artificial rackets and strings. That’s the only reason the ball is hit fast.

[@Charmander009]

Sampras was hitting just as hard in the 90s with natural gut

[@TimTheMusicMan]

@@Charmander009 I use the same configuration as all the WPS 85 players in the 80’s used. I string at 35/40. Gut only. The rackets and strings are not needed. They should be illegal.

[@user-td2ho7yf5j]

"A light on the elbow"? How about "keep your eye on the ball"? Too much blather. All the imagery and metaphors will just keep you in your head... the last place you want to be in sports.

[@alexarmstrong578]

This is way too complicated, gimmicky, and definitely not new. I’m an experienced former college player and current teaching pro. The forehand is nothing more than a sidearm throwing motion albeit at various arm angles. Take someone out and teach them to skip rocks on a lake or pond or watch someone who has played baseball and learned to throw at different positions and angles and they can hit a forehand. I have never seen so many forehand issues in my life until I gained more and more experience teaching. What’s the issue? Kids just don’t learn how to throw and most have never played baseball.

[@DianaS-eo7nc]

Skipping rocks technique is what the TPA coach teaches. There’s more than one way to hit an effective topspin forehand.

[@stephenmackaill8424]

Haven’t watched the entire video as too much information, any mention of a lag or throwing the forearm forward, multi segment forehands are what the pros use, in the mens game generally, women slightly different but some doing the more modern mens style, great that someone who’s taught for years adapts there teaching to be more modern or next gen as he calls it