Tennis Groundstrokes Tips - The Basic Swing Pattern

[@jimmywang8392]

This type of swing is for intermediate and advance players. It is one of the most difficult transition for someone who began the game with wood raquet to today's new livier high tech equipments. I had to totally relearn and threw everything I've learned away to fit today's game. Thank you so much for sharing since I adopted Chris Evert's game to begin with which I had to make changes later while getting beat by my peers since her style of play have much lower margin for error.

[@miloackermanful]

I can honestly say I've never seen anyone bring your racket up that high before hitting the ball!

[@marioalvarez632]

This morning I leart this pattern in my first tennis lesson, great video and explanation.

[@CrisMadla]

Thank you so much I joined the tennis team but our coach didn't really teach -_- but this makes so much more sense . I've been trying to flick the racquet to get topspin at a flatish angle or sometimes extreme like flicking over the ball. Now I know its more a forward push thank you

[@Tunainthebrine79]

Smoothie Cris Unfortunately the industry as far as high school tennis, is flooded with these coaches. Partly because of the pay. It's hard to get a serious coach on such a low pay grade. Florian is a great coach with great content, so you are in the right place. If I were you I would also look for a good fundamentals coach to help out your game. Play some Tournaments on the weekend.

[@smooth235]

Thx so much for these tips Florian! Can't wait to get out there and practice!

[@FYProduction]

Good video! Please talk about the high-high swing also, such when the ball bounces above shoulder. The low-high swing causes the ball into the net when the ball's high already

[@DJdavefromlondon]

Good simple video. I'd add 2 points. 1. Cock the wrist so the butt of the racket looks like it will hit the ball , he does this , watch the direction of the butt of the racket before impact. 2. Keep eye in ball including AFTER impact, don't be too quick to look if it was a good shot. Keep eye on the impact zone after impact for a second. Like golf they drum it in to you " NO HEAD UP "

[@nafezabdulla9749]

Great lesson.this is the best lesson.thank you

[@TOFFO9G]

Très bonne leçon sur les fondamentaux gestuels du tennis

[@balispiritual]

Very worthwhile tips. Thank you so much for sharing.🌞🌛

[@ingridrobertshaw2283]

Your vidros are the most clear on tha many out hete

[@elliottskorupa7356]

Excellent, very helpful in visualization.

[@david56681]

thanks Florian, always waiting for your videos :-)

[@lordbyron3603]

Good advice ... thank you.

[@tansan0505]

Excellent video. Thanks

[@ccollalto]

Now that was a very stylish backhand :)

[@SriReddy]

Awesome 👍 tip. Very helpful

[@masonkim7]

wow. this guys is good.

[@agradina]

name of course he was pro.

[@pwnd785]

does muscle play much of a role in a powerful hit or is it all technique

[@miloackermanful]

My point exactly.

[@nidhisehgal635]

Excellent

[@laurenmilner3877]

Great video!

[@CummingsAthletics]

Great content. Well done!

[@MBTennisCoach]

Great video. A lot of helpful information

[@sagatbalrog]

great stuff. ima try it

[@chrisandeagoniasamson7523]

If you want to hit an effortless forehand/backhand , i recommend you to watch on Feel Tennis

[@chrisandeagoniasamson7523]

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[@Justin-fromtennis]

Hi for the online strike review, do you have that program for 10 year olds?

[@amanuelendalkachew7249]

thank you

[@RickMartinYouTube]

How does this looping swing work w/ early racket preparation? Doesn't it require you to wait until the ball is nearly at the near or approaching you? Are you able to mix up your stokes by adding a slice backhand?

[@spartyutube2020]

Hi Florian, what is the swing pattern for a high putaway for a short shot? I always seems to hit those long :)

[@ericd92708]

At contact with the ball is the racket face perpendicular to the ground or is racket tilted slightly down and contact is top of ball and withupper part of racket face ? THANKS, FLORIAN Eric

[@EthanMallove]

I'm assuming the reason for the U-shape swing motion is because it's easier to get the feet in position with the racquet held high. Otherwise, the player could economize, and start with the racquet low.

[@chrisandeagoniasamson7523]

I recommend you guyses to watch on Feel Tennis Instructions

[@pwnd785]

ok thanks

[@FYProduction]

You'll locked up the wrist if gripping too hard. If too loose, then you loose feel. Pain perhaps you're missing the sweet spot when making contact?

[@miloackermanful]

This is really just a suggestion, this style is very unorthodox. As a fellow instructor who played in college, I don't suggest bringing your racket back so high.

[@nico74321]

i was told i shouldnt drop my racket head down at anytime when doing groundstroke swing , is it true or that guy giving false suggestion ?

[@viator22]

I'd disagree that it's gravity driving the increase in speed with a looping high to low swing pattern. It seem more likely to be the involvement of the lats instead of extreme dominance with the pecs and anterior delts.

[@chrisandeagoniasamson7523]

it's the gravity and rotation of your hips

[@alienblob21]

do you ever think your swing is too long?

[@thebusko]

The back-swing is way to big its super inefficent

[@sivko23]

the problem is this is 2d image , swing path goes in 3 dimensions

[@gilliangaines9192]

The coach sounds like a Bond villain with a cactus up his backside. Who else is sick of the saturation advertising?

[@RickMartinYouTube]

Seems like there's too much loop in both swings and requires a lot of timing - making things very difficult for the recreational player.

[@joranbergwall]

And if the ball bounce up high don't drop the racket down behind you. You are welcome.

[@AlexanderBoldin]

watch my video Tennis Swing Trainer KZbin and you can see and practice the swings in 3 dimensions

[@shinyjirachi8740]

this swing is way too time consuming ..