Secrets to Fixing Left Arm Dropping on Forehand - Get Better Power And Balance!

[@stevenhong2883]

One of the clearest videos on the left hand I have ever seen

[@gabypaztennis]

Thanks!! Glad I could help!

[@ckn711]

I like how clearly you break down the fundamentals of the nondominant arm. You are a very good coach. Thank you.

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you! 💕

[@chrisbarrett1723]

#1 is a big problem for me - cant wait to try this!

[@fromoz3154]

Excellent tip, and similar to the Djokovic wave at the crowd left hand up tip. Using a prop does the trick as you say.

[@ToteNYC]

Excellent video… will try with the cone

[@oceanbronze8399]

Excellent tip at 5:20 about timing of when the nondominant moves away

[@Miguel.Garcia]

This is genius! I also bring my hand down midway follow through so this is really gonna help.

[@gabypaztennis]

Great!!

[@guillermotrujillo2451]

You so smart you have touch all my problems in tennis thank you

[@Adwita_Nair]

your videos are very well explained Thank you

[@malagabee]

That’s been my biggest issue it’s hard to change. Will try the exercise. What strings do you use to compete?

[@gabypaztennis]

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[@lpnjp]

Excellent video..

[@taweller]

Hey Gaby, can you talk a little about how tennis forehand differs from pickleball forehand?

[@gabypaztennis]

Sure! well it’s different for sure. For example for the pickleball forehand I adjust my grip to more of an eastern grip. Because there’s not that much spin to generate on pickleball, but more of an extension where the body follows. In tennis there’s more racket head speed.

[@taweller]

@ Thanks, Gaby! (I didn’t think you’d answer since pickleball is a dirty word in tennis and paddle tennis circles.)

[@bmanbusee3812]

Thank you!!!!!!!!😅

[@georgesmkhu8290]

i believe its the cordination chain, if the leg drive through the hips are not in sink then we a problem

[@stevenhong2883]

How do you keep from overrotating? What is overrotation?

[@gabypaztennis]

Will address that in a coming soon video

[@lordbyron3603]

The left and right arm - the Ying and Yang of the Forehand! The male and female ! The soft and hard ! The power (right arm) and the grace (left arm) ! They work together. The right tells the left what it wants to accomplish ; and the left assists the right in making it happen !

[@gabypaztennis]

👍🏻🤗

[@ReidVV]

"Showing the belly," es perfecto.

[@KooroshRefahi]

Awsome. Thanks

[@agracing101]

👍👍👍

[@wegtennis8740]

Good video. Friendly feedback: like many, many KZbinrs, you'll improve your presentations if you train yourself to stop saying "okay."

[@ReidVV]

Her "okays" don't bother me, though I get what you're saying. This video is NOT an example of what I'm about to say, but like many KZbin coaches in anything (tech, sports, etc.), sometimes she spends a little too much time telling us what she's going to tell us instead of just jumping into telling us right away. Again, in this video she did a pretty good job of avoiding that trap. All in all, I've seen a boatload of KZbin tennis coaches and she is one of the best KZbin tennis coaches at giving really useful lessons that are easy to watch and then go out and use to improve your game right away. Thanks, Gaby 🙂! Others are StokkeTennis, Filipe Teixeira, Tennis Tactics, and Top Tennis Training. Watch Gaby Paz and these I just mentioned and you can forget almost all of the rest.

[@gabypaztennis]

Thank you! Appreciate the feedback!!🤗💕

[@wegtennis8740]

@@ReidVV Agree, she's good! Thx for the other recs, as I wasn't familiar with all of them.

[@stranger360th]

I care more about her perfect and consistent execution of strokes which is what many KZbinrs struggle with, and may be using a good mic, instead of perfect lingual presentation.

[@jeanpauljeanpaul2530]

You must be fun at parties.

[@jonh5788]

Don't forget about us lefties, for me its the right hand not the left.

[@gabypaztennis]

You’re right!! Sorry! 💕

[@patriciomora9663]

It is exactly the same but with your left hand