Tennis Forehand Unit Turn - It's Not A Backswing

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Hello Tomaz. I'm a member but can't find the part 2... can you please send me the link? Thanks!

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[@atariturkkk]

i have been playing tennis since childhood. i always thought my forehand was not solid. Didn't trust it. But after i saw this video and applied the concept it was unbelievable!! No unforced errors no jammed forehand no stressed shots. Wow you are a true coach i wish i had a chance to train with you. Thanks

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[@alexsausl]

Wow, just WOW. How eye-opening as I fell prey to the same illusion all those years. Thank you so much Tomas!

[@g10s]

Good video. So many people are arm focused and not unit turn focused on the preparation of the stroke. You can see how that effects this gentleman even on his forward swing and follow through. No concept of coil and uncoil....just arm back, make a C, and catch the finish. All arm focused.

[@huangwee3465]

No other KZbinr coaches see this. they teach backward forehand swing unknowingly . Another excellent one, Thomas.

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You gave a whole new vision about the forehand. Thank you coach. Those are blessed to have trained with you.

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[@andrehalim469]

Wonderful tip!

[@Leight4Dinner]

Great advice that I don’t see other coaches focusing on that is fundamental to a good forehand. Thank you!

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[@stevek1716]

Thank you! This is such a simple and powerful visual regarding the unit turn.

[@tonywilsdon224]

As always excellent content. Glad to be able to support you. Your video on swinging bag of balls to train serve motion has transformed my serve. Thanks.

[@feeltennis]

Really appreciate the support, Tony! Stay tuned, more tips on the way...

[@mcaccia4]

Hi Tomaz, another great video and lesson! Congratulations on your videos. One tip that comes to mind is to use the left hand to “follow” the movement of the incoming ball. This will naturally have the player rotate his/her shoulder forward and generate the coil effect in the forehand. Your lessons definitely are great to learn from! Thank you!!

[@robertonunez1085]

Perfect vision on how the tennis flush !! Thank you very much!!

[@angelaeaves9686]

THERE IS NO BACKWARD IN BACKSWING!!! Yes!!! Taking this concept to the court today. Thanks Tomas

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Great, let me know how it goes, Angela!

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Would love to see more of you working with this student. 👍

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Simply amazing. Love to see a similar video about backhand.

[@feeltennis]

It's exactly the same. All I am pointing out is that you rotate your body with a slight lean forward. That's your first move as you see the ball flying towards you regardless of which stroke or which side.

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[@feeltennis]

Thank you for the kind feedback!

[@ikhayo3662]

LOVE IT!VERY GOOD DEMONSTRATION OF THE FOREHAND UNIT TURN.

[@Jorge-ft9oh]

This is one of those things that make so much sense when you realise, but you've never thought about before. It's kind of like trying to unsheath a sword from the same side as your dominant hand or the other side. If you try, you'll se that doing opposite side is so much easier, even if it's longer distance overall. This is nothing but another advantage in tennis, since it will lead to more momentum built that you can release on hit. Just wow.

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Thanks for the wonderful feedback, I am glad you "got it"!

[@SquatLife]

Great stuff. Really a good way to think about moving the core instead of leaning/turning "back."

[@harnumarn]

Thanks!

[@YSON-cq6xs]

best explanation!!! thank you!!

[@kDev7659]

wow, never thought about it this way. Great insight Tomas

[@hussTennis]

Good one as always. Many thanks. ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@Chryslerx88]

Another excellent video

[@indirajayaraman4758]

Wonderful concept of thinking of no backswing.

[@SimonBotswana11]

Greatest tennis sensei

[@simple0boi]

what a nice tip.. Thanks for your teaching!

[@arildopaes]

thank you, great videos.

[@coachjimk.8871]

Tomaz, nice tip...just wondering if the same "forward" tip for the forehand might work for the serve.

[@feeltennis]

Hi Jim, on the serve the chest will at some point open upwards so there is a tilt that doesn't really happen in groundstrokes. So while you can start the serve preparation in a forward tilt, you will need to tilt backwards. But check this video so that you don't misinterpret it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGqbc3iof61kocU

[@miketang7533]

This is such an important biomechanics concept in tennis 🎾 👍🙏

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Hi, I don’t see the join tab in KZbin, would like to join, any reason why, Thanks

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[@htainlindwa80]

Nice lesson

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[@Whisper555]

That's a nice way to visualise it What did his hitting look like beforehand?

[@feeltennis]

It looked fine to a non-trained eye but of course was more based on backswinging idea rather than upper body turning.

[@nathanmiller6051]

Excellent 🙏

[@EduardoAndresC]

amazing tip!

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Super coach 👍🏻❤️

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I am already subcribed but there is no option to join

[@rsc0461]

Same here

[@dawng7270]

This is a very different way of thinking about the take back. I’ve noticed that I tilt my upper body back on the forehand. My body looks bowed forward. I think I do this to hit low to high for top spin. This is wrong then too?

[@feeltennis]

Hi Dawg, sometimes you do need to tilt back the upper body but the problem is if you initially start like that. If you start correctly with a forward tilt and then you need to tilt back then your upper body has a momentum / movement and it adds to the energy and the direction of the stroke. If you started immediately with a tilt back then your body is not moving and you'll feel stiff and the stroke will lack power. So generally speaking, try to move / engage your upper body more dynamically as you hit strokes.

[@dawng7270]

@@feeltennis Thanks Tomaz! I tried what you were suggesting with the left side of the body with my tendency to tilt back and it did feel powerful! I also copied your student and felt the real lack of momentum! This is very exciting! So moving the body dynamically perhaps means to free up stiffness that stands in the way of fluidity and momentum and thus power?

[@feeltennis]

@@dawng7270 Yes, definitely. Create a wave of energy towards the ball.

[@FairwayJack]

brilliant !!

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Tomas - I don’t see the join button. Can you please check?

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Good job.

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[@kuruptgt]

I don't understand the 1st forward movement.

[@sirenox2]

If you are a right hander, visualise moving your left shoulder in front of your body instead of taking the racquet back behind you.

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Genius

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Players need to be strong and flexible enough.

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