The perfect motion to create power! | ONE HOUR TRANSFORMATION EPISODE 8

[@GRFILMSTUDIO]

This video literely changed my life . I could not Hit any forhand (not only the powerfull but any clean) for almost two years, good backhand, good serve, no forhabd At all. Been to 5 different trainers, watched houndreds of youtube videos, read everything, know all the echanics of right move ...and nothing worked. After this video somehow I ve started Hit forhands after one day. Thank you thank you thank you

[@eugeniozanda7230]

HAHAHAHAHA...! Are you serious???

[@GRFILMSTUDIO]

@@eugeniozanda7230 might sound funny but absolutely houndred percent serious . As im thinking now ....even that i knew about all preparation on right move and place to hołd the raquet etc.... here the simole trick of "get the raquet back fast And whatching the kid doin the same move again and again and again ...made something click in my head and copying it just worked. Dont know how to explain it better

[@ajollypanda4175]

This video cleared my Acne

[@BLISSSED]

@@ajollypanda4175Great 👍🏼

[@BLISSSED]

@@ajollypanda4175its like post nut clarity

[@peony6707]

This is one of the best ever coaching videos I have watched. Patrick breaks the time in fragments and corrects the mistakes players commonly made in a step by step approach. I’ve learned a lot and practice accordingly. I’m very appreciate as Patrick sharing his invaluable coaching online. Thank you Patrick 😊

[@1114gabby]

Great instruction. I had the same backhand lesson almost 40 years ago! Right now I'm trying to return to tennis after bad illness and this was great to see!!

[@daver5626]

I like the videos where you teach not so advanced players, because I can connect with them and recognise many failures I make too. The basic lessons to learn the ground strokes are very important to me

I think I saved quite a lot of money watching this! Thank you! :)

[@Bruno-tb9rs]

and he won quite a lot of money having us wathing this. :D

@@Bruno-tb9rs a double-win this is ;)

[@azarenka9385]

Anda memang pelatih hebat byk manfaatnya bagi perkembangan Anak saya trima kasih Coach

[@NikolaosEnmetanoia]

The boy just does not do what you say, Patrick. Preparation stance with his backhand is the same he had before: up, not back. This proves it is so hard to change a wrong habit. Thanks for the video.

[@davspa6]

Wow thank you so much! I'm an over 50 adult, so I can't hit like that, but I learned so much from this lesson... Moving into the forehand, having the racket prepared early, racket only forward after the bounce, weight moving into the shot... I have a one-handed backhand, but I'm sure the same thing applies, plant that lead foot first and then come forward... I was taking the racket back early from what I had already learned, but the rest of it I wasn't doing... Going to look at your one-handed explanation now, the one with Tsitsipas beside you for the opening image.

[@davidshortt3523]

Man. 13 yrs old and already ripping it. With Patrick's help, this kid is going to be gooooood!

[@carlanthonyargamosa]

We will continue our support, thanks a lot Patrick 👍

[@kyokendl373]

Look at me getting free lessons 😫🙏🏾. Thanks coach 🫶🏾

[@PaulVoorberg]

04:06 - Use your body to keep control of the ball 06:19 - Full prep before ball bounces, racket just moves forward after bounce 08:37 - Before the ball bounces you can move backwards, not after 10:50 - Mistake correction 12:10 - Controlling the increased power 12:51 - Summary so far 13:21 - Backhand section (not noted)

[@tesladiesel2420]

I see exactly what he is doing wrong at 9:36 simply bc my daughter has the same issues with the slow(er) take back just like this kid here. Additionally, we are also dealing with the over rotation and pulling to the left and generally, being out of balance a bit. Watched the progression of this 13 year old and it looks incredible! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@109zxg]

Great observation!

[@hangerq5735]

This is great stuff. Preparation is everything and weight distribution at the right time is crucial to hitting a smooth and heavy ball. It's like riding the perfect wave, if not the ball will take control and inconsistency will occur and drain your energy and confidence quickly.

[@georgemonch430]

Really great video, Patrick is the best!

[@blackswan770]

Great content and advices. Thank you mouratoglou

[@sunmiller6435]

Hi Patrick. Thank you very much for the lesson!❤️🌞

[@xman0820]

I can feel like am in the court with Patrick. Thank you so much.

[@leenagovekar3022]

Excellent forehand technique.

[@MattCussonde]

Its more about keeping the strings towards the target slightly longer. Many players have a swing thats too circular.

[@sunsioux444]

as a beginner, I really appreciate your comment

[@angeldiluciano2317]

I have to state the obvious, the coach is top level.

[@mikemescalero2759]

Can't tell enough how important "early preparation" is.

[@madly9344]

Bravo! 👏 fantastic! I'm stunned! Fascinating! Excellent! Magnificent! 👏

[@runraven9025]

thank you for the free awsome teaching you offer here

[@slarkkrals3193]

You're my great on-line coach!😊

[@BennyNabavian]

Très bien Patrick, merci!

[@andrewash9318]

Great lesson! I’ve learned so much from you! There is such a temptation to use the backswing and footwork as part of timing the ball, so they all happen at the same time, instead of being completely prepared when the ball bounces, to allow the hitting motion to be a simple, powerful uncoiling, everything moving forward together.

[@LiamApilado]

I like how Patrick can enter the mind of his students and help them from the inside out if that makes sense to anyone.

[@TennisOnAction]

Should watch this before a big match yesterday.

[@ThorD4602]

By 6:50 the kid was finally starting to get it. Once live ball starts, he is back to standing up and leaning back, he needs to study this video closely and see where he did everything right. Great rudimentary lesson.

[@jeromecote245]

Super claires les instructions Patrick

[@jeremyvanvlymen7191]

Superb coaching.

[@somebody5186]

Patrick , a huge thanks.

[@ajollypanda4175]

The kid never really stopped moving back after the ball bounced…which is understandable; he has hit a million balls with that particular timing

[@wiggi9339]

Formidable joueur, ce gars.

[@thebravegurkhas7832]

he had already perfect 🥰 professional

[@tastyonebitebysammar6156]

I love this video you are the best ❤

[@oliverpilatiz5533]

Great coach…❤🎉

[@Chancla196]

I love how loose his wrist is. Trying to play the same way as you can create so much more power by feeling the stretch in your wrist when excelerating your arm towards the ball. 💪

[@tastyonebitebysammar6156]

You both are amazing ❤

[@mateoperezdeandrade6529]

Really great video, many start players have this problems.

[@LiamApilado]

I find it difficult to break old habbits such as not preparing fully before the ball bounces so that when it does bounce all that is left to do is swing towards the ball instead of preparing back further. Patrick does well to not show frustration when incorrect reps occur but simply stops them and re explains

[@lgnd-lm6ug]

Nice to hear Patrick pronounce Dimitar correctly 👍

[@Himoutdoors]

Patrick really is an excellent coach. This video was really helpful. Thanks Pat!

[@surf101-]

Kinetic linkage!!! Builds from the feet all the way through the racket head. Very loose and smooth. You can create maximum power.

[@szelmatok4622]

i've just discovered my problem with forehand , i've susspected always has been timing issue- after ball bounce i've still continued my back swing a little bit unconsciously, so usually i've been late. THX.

[@angelica-ot2sk]

Best coaching lessons

[@CarlosRMartinez-c8h]

hello Parrick ,Will you have any video or classes on how to hit close to the net, on the backhand or forehand shot, the grip and movement, thanks in advance

[@GoWarriors]

When people ask me who my coach is, I say it’s Patrick

[@shoes123uk8]

Great video 👍

[@robertonunez1085]

Thank you very much Patrick for this kind of videos!!

[@premium2795]

Abicim Süpersin 👍👍👍

[@Crypto.spaghetti]

Super vidéo 👍

[@alfonsonorelli5413]

please Patrick a video when we have to go forward and the rhytm is not regular, how to hit, how to do tactics, approach and close volee or smash.... I need game from half court to the net

[@danezu791]

excelent progress, though did not understand the part with the right leg that has to move forward as at the end of the forehand section, he is asked to keep the legs on the ground. Does that mean the bringing leg forward on forehand is only an intermediate step to learn the weight trasfer?

[@absolutelynothingtoseehere]

Yes, I thought that was confusing. In many other videos, he stresses bringing the right leg forward. What might be going on here is that he wanted this guy to focus initially on stability and moving the right leg forward was a distraction.

[@laurebogdanhirsignunweiler4325]

Bravo PATRICK, je suis fan de vos vidéos. Cela doit vous prendre beaucoup de temps. Avez-vous encore du temps pour vous occupez de vos joueurs et joueuses?

[@mana2k1]

Thanks for the free £500 lesson

[@mojtenis]

Hi Patrick I like to see how you can change technique at amator player. Its gonna by little bit harder because long-term bad habits its hard to change. But mabey you have special leson that you can change quick ? A lot amateurs players like watch you videos for improvment own game thanks for this.

[@fastdunn]

If you start forward (arm)swing as soon as the ball bounces, wouldn't it be too early, unless you hit it very early on the rise? lower body and then shoulder can go earlier I think but....

[@messibrawler5127]

This boy hits groundies like Zverev

[@begrundeterglauben2351]

okay, one questions. At the beginning Patrick taught stepping through the forehand. Later he has the boy run a drill where he uses only the shoulder to follow through, but legs are still. I am wondering whether the first is for attacking shots only and the second for rally?

[@jauzaaislam507]

i'm also questioning the same thing, can anyone explain?

[@lgnd-lm6ug]

It's because the kid opens up his shoulders and fully rotates too early. The point is to keep him from opening fully before contact

[@RagviTTpt]

Was the person taking the video shadow practicing from behind?? This gave me a headache. Awesome lesson though.

[@ilips6588]

Tricky part is fh preparation on a real point on the other side of a fast court..

[@tristanpastor8129]

may i know what shoes ur wearing there Mr. Patrick? is that a running shoe? do u recomend it for tennis

[@jayeshshah4325]

I am 67 , play at club level for recreation but my backhand is horrible I can only play slice backhand how to learn backhand drive at this age if Patrick can guide I will be really grateful

[@watcher687]

Hey Patrick, when the ball bounces the racket shouldn't go back you say but the racket drops as well, right? And the drop is sort of backwards as well, no? So maybe when the ball bounces your racket can only start dropping with no more 'dropless' take back is a better checkpoint. What do you think?

[@yahooboy2001]

A valuable lesson; wish the video were steadier.

[@nickweir4767]

What is the motion for wheelchair tennis ?

[@ValentynOsypov-eq8ye]

Hi, Patrick. I didn’t understand anything that you wanted to convey to this guy. (Forehand - you’re trying to put the guy in a closed stance so that after each blow there is a step with his right foot. For what purpose are you doing this? Is this Modern tennis? Then you want to lengthen your forehand swing! Maybe he has been training on a fast court for 10 years, hence this technique? Question: what did you work on with the guy, what did you correct?

[@arso3335]

He is just a good salesman ($7500/hour was told).

[@ValentynOsypov-eq8ye]

@@arso3335 Hi, Just an air seller

[@LoveTennis-AllCourts]

@@arso3335 Thats a lot! "I didn’t understand anything that you wanted to convey to this guy "- he is trying to make the guy prepare early and then he was trying to make him stable by reducing the lateral movement by inducing the core more, no?

[@arso3335]

Look at his videos about dominant left eye and right eye; like someone would have time to select/adjust his shot based on that. Complete BS but sounds smart. The main thing: who is his product, whom he helped to improved ranking let's from 100 to 10? Nobody.

[@LoveTennis-AllCourts]

@@arso3335 Rune joined the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy in France in January 2022, when the Dane was No. 104 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings. And also, "like someone would have time to select/adjust his shot based on that" - so your understanding is that you change your shot on the fly on not in practice? Unless you are hitting all open stance, your eye dominance will have an effect, in this game of slender margins at the higher level. I don't contest the fact that he is a master salesman but please don't discount everything.

[@jeffreybartlett4899]

Isn't this training the young man to short-hop everything? I ask because, if the racket should lag behind in the kinetic chain before being whipped forward, then when does he get to let go of the racket with the left hand to allow the racket to drop down and then be whipped forward?

[@Apoz]

That difference from 11:00 to 11:01

[@billdillon3886]

He never got the racket back before the ball bounced. It will take time to change bad habits.

[@joorcomet3029]

The training session to remember when your coach tried to demolish your the only beloved tennis racket. 😅

[@Lanten77]

I'm not buying some of this... A good transition in any sport has a portion of the backswing included in the forward swing. It's NOT forward only. Also, it's kind of crazy to say the full backswing should be done when the ball bounces, because the bounce might be short or the bounce might be deep. The ball could be slow or the ball could be fast. You should TIME the backswing just like you time the forward swing, based on the depth and speed of the incoming ball.

[@TheTennisDaddy]

Came here to say this…it does look like this kid is trying to hit everything on the rise but even still, the forward swing includes the racquet moving down first otherwise you’ve lost all your momentum..I find a lot of Pats videos he exaggerates things he says to get a certain result and we can misinterpret because we don’t see the entire session…it’s either that or he actually doesn’t know what he’s talking about😅but he’s laughing all the way to the bank regardless 😂😂

[@georgestavrinides5082]

13 years old and almost as tall as Patrick!

[@theyruinedyoutubeagain]

Wow what's this kid's coach doing if he needed Patrick frigging Mouratoglou to tell him his preparation is late 😂😊

[@TennisCourtSIdeView]

Such a good observation. These tips you teach a 6, 7 or 8 year old who is aiming at national and international level

[@maxgluteus4263]

I think it's the other school of thoughts which is delayed back swing, so that not get stuck in the back, like WTA

[@rtka.]

0:07 that clap tho

[@franciscomanrique4979]

👍🏻👍🏽

[@dane2551]

Love the content, but you guys need to invest in a gimbal for your camera. Also, holy wow, but this 13 yo can HIT.

[@yongli4304]

why the camera has to move so much, causing a lot of shakes.

[@RoluLoru]

He is hitting nothing like you say

[@valeriygoloborodko1469]

👍

[@krboo44]

Des traductions en francais seront les bienvenus

[@munatiki]

Lesson is great, fire the videographer (so much motion its difficult to watch the video) and use a tripod please!

[@Masta_Z]

Great content, but the camera moves so much it makes me dizzy...

[@VitoMemoli]

With the same money Dimitar spent in a hour ....my son can play 7 years at the club nearby ...

[@samyl8083]

S’il vous plaît faites quelque chose au niveau de la stabilisation de la caméra, ça rend le visionage désagréable

[@andrehalim469]

No more Asics?

[@mdfinance1897]

Camera guy needs lessons, too! Geez I feel dizzy after watching this

[@WindySky-d3c]

The trainer demonstrates the incorrect motion, while the kid performs the correct one, leading with the hips first.

[@steveward4432]

Racket head lag on prep.

[@0707sheva]

This kids dad must be the owner of Bulgaria to get a $7500/hr lesson

[@tenniscoach.bruggenwerth]

Accelerate your hand :D

[@mongchury]

Poor boy... left.shoulder... 😅

[@khalidlaaroussi8129]

The cameraman makes us sick. Worse than in the fishing boat

[@stevenjm12]

This kid is only 13?!?

[@marcelloserafini4654]

Un allenatore dovrebbe restare con lo sguardo sul giocatore e non seguire sempre dove va la pallina

[@そこわただし]

hard watching

[@そこわただし]

camera man a;so move perfectly

[@jerome_morrow]

The video guy for PM’s videos seems to like this type of shaky (vomit inducing) “Blair Witch” style. 🤢🤮 Probably some stupid notion of trying to make the video appear more dramatic. Get rid of him!