Top Spin tennis. Simple drills to never hit the ball in the net again.Professional Coach Brian Dabul

[@jashasan5909]

What I absolutely love about your videos is there is no talking. Just doing. thank you so much for that.

[@CountingSheepsTonight]

This video was what made decide to watch the whole show. One of the best hidden gems that I have discovered, and it's thanks to you. ❤️

[@ehp7]

The lefty has such fluid footwork. You have great vids thanks

[@ladyathenaofowls]

Dead ball drills are probably one of the easiest ways to learn how to generate a lot of power out of your shots it's also a good way for the trainer to see what mistakes you may be making

[@Emolga6274]

Na it’s useless cuz when u play against a human , the ball will be coming way faster

[@aisfly]

Fascinating drills and such a great video!!! Could you make a video on how to handle low balls with forehand and back hand, using the top spin technique please??? I've seen other youtube videos about how to handle low balls but I love seeing diffirent type of students actually demonstrating how to do it the right way! Gracias!!!

[@andreteixeira8100]

The problem for me isn't hiting the net, the problem is hiting the car that is 1 mile away from the court.

[@kballers]

that was you?

[@azfarirfan9147]

Me too

[@suneeshsidharthan608]

#MeToo

[@shuangmingguo3389]

same here

[@lordbyron3603]

Brian D. ,,, you are one of the best tennis coaches on KZbin.

[@lordbyron3603]

Tony07UK ..... on the contrary, I’ve pulled over a dozen coaching videos. But none have caught my interest like Brian Dabul.. His teaching methods are outstanding. I’ve never seen anything like it. Look at the results ... his students have impeccable technique and power. I rarely give praises unless I see an exception. Brian’s teaching methods are an exception. There’s another KZbin coach that I follow. His name is Tomaz of Feel Tennis Instruction. He also has a unique way of teaching. What the rest of the KZbin coaches are offering I’ve already seen and heard ... nothing really new.

[@lordbyron3603]

Tony07UK .... he’s on Facebook. Check it out. He used to be in the top 70 ATP. He isn’t English ... I think he’s Spaniard or Ecuadorian so there might be a language barrier. (Hahaha...LOL. My mistake,,, he’s Argentinean ...Wooohooo! I love DelPo... ) I keep it simple. I learn from what I see. What I see I definitely like. Sometimes the explanation given gets lost in too much thinking. Many coaches talk too much. I practice, train and teach Martial Arts. When I teach a Kick, I’ll demonstrate it a few times. Then I’ll have the student emulate it. I don’t go into too much explaining at first ... until they’ve become proficient in the execution. Then we’ll start breaking it down. Not only does Brian show his students the technique, he preps them physically by doing all this running and drilling. That to me is excellent. .... Preparing one to hit a forehand before actually doing it.

[@briandabul522]

Hi Tony, thanks for your comments!! If you don’t like my videos it’s ok, don’t watch them, but please don’t come here with negative comments!!

[@andyiswandy1955]

Good ideal from coach Dabul.

[@simpletennisinstructions6377]

Nice racket speed and shaping abilities

[@kuliahtransportasi]

Awesome drill, thank so much, coach 🙏🙏👍❤❤❤

[@johnallan2426]

great videos you make i can see what is getting taught but would be even better if could expain what is the main focus of each drill and technical side of it

[@soufianesb3209]

Which grip to use the hit those balls eastern grip or semi-western ?

[@ExcelTennisTraining]

Sweet unique drills! Btw, hand toss balls are best for developing skills! Even the world's best still hit hand fed balls. Great stuff coach!!

[@GagosGiannis]

Thank you so much coach 🎾❤️

[@MrXltennis]

Good praktis, we do clous simply drills .It's GOOD. Thanks

[@cholodoc6253]

Which "head speed" is the guy with white cap using?

[@Madbootdestruction]

Great drills Brian.

[@DailyOpinionsUSA]

what is the objective of having the rope above the net. Do players have to hit above the line?

[@spartyutube2020]

Wow both guys are very good. 1st guy looks like he's mastered the forehand 2:31 (I'm envious) - compact swing with lots of acceleration but 2nd guy actually bigger swing with less acceleration - needs a lag part and a release. You see, I hit kinda like the 2nd guy (but he's WAY better) but I'm already in my 40s and hitting this way all my life. I know theoretically what to do, but I changing now seems impossible. My balls are everywhere and I just go back to what I know. Do I have a chance still to hit the forehand like the 1st guy? :)

[@pequodexpress]

You had better still have a chance, because I'm 49 and need the chance, too. I've been practicing solo with drop-feeding to train for accuracy and rhythm.

[@jerrychristner9187]

Three months to create a good habit. Just keep at it. Practice. Practice. Practice.

[@quinn172]

I think it just has to do with how he rotates his body, and is strange back swing. It's definitely possible to switch to look more like the 1st guy.

[@quinn172]

Doughty Gibson I agree people shouldn't think about the lag and just let it happen, but trust me del does have a lot of lag he just is stiffer which probably contributes to his wrist problem

[@ItsMorethanTennis]

What if the player have an eastern grip (therefore also a different stance)?

[@briandabul522]

No sir

[@anon7080]

Anthony MG grip doesnt change stance

[@simpletennisinstructions6377]

Good drills

[@chtomlin]

Looks like a version of the Smart Targets system give that cone placement.

[@GlitchyEarth]

where are you located?

[@briandabul522]

Hello, I am in Miami (Florida)

[@MyJedi007]

Brilliant

[@shahieraimi5417]

wow nice want a coach too

[@EVworldnews]

We use those same crappy ball hoppers that are best used as expensive targets

[@soufianesb3209]

Which city is here ??

[@Sifo_Dyas]

Great video-we see people doing it a ton of times but Dabul doesn't tell us how to do it. 🙄

[@briandabul522]

Come and visit us in Miami, I will tell you everything you want to know my friend!! 💪

[@Sifo_Dyas]

Brian Dabul, I wish. Not very practical. KZbin...Very practical.

[@ninjiropears]

A video won’t teach you to be better. That’s something that comes with the amount of time you practiced

[@Sifo_Dyas]

Alpha MemeKing, do you know the difference between teaching and practicing?

[@NEROROYAL]

Brian Dabul Hi Brian. Talented nearly 8 year old daughter but can’t presently raise the private coach fees. Trains 3 times a week with me, once a week in a kids group session. Is all lost unless I can raise cash for privates? ps Her dream not mine.

[@claudiadragan6396]

The boy in blue is doing the "C" forehand motion too big, the other boy is very good.

[@commondirtbagz7130]

Dude the take back doesn’t matter

[@nicolasmartin9310]

El que mejor le pega es el del minuto 3:03

[@Sometimesiwanttoread]

Wow wish I had a couch like that mine doesn’t do shit

[@briandabul522]

Hahahahah you made me laugh 😂

[@bigjohn7817]

I just saw federer net a forehand

[@jemmygho5900]

Hahaha. This is good trick indeed

[@flukyreview9128]

Noeli?

[@ldeue4837]

I would much rather put a string at a height over the net have them hit over that...vs. put an object in from of them. Would like to train match habits.

[@briandabul522]

Lee DuFour we did both!! Did you watch the complete video?

[@manuelsoto9134]

If my coach stood in front of me and fed, he’d be hurting.

[@mikthe2004]

These kids look impressive, but if I fed my 11 year old son balls this way he'd look pretty good too. It's a whole different story when balls come at you from a distance and at speed. Brian is feeding balls that are absolute sitters. You gotta start somewhere but these drills have limited effectiveness in my opinion. Hey, the guys a pro - so I'm sure he knows what's best, but I'm still amazed at the limited ability of some pros to hit certain shots even though they practice for hours a day.

[@briandabul522]

A professional training is composed of different drills / rallying / matches / etc. That doesn’t mean that we always do this drill. This specifically (hand feed) drill is for the player to generate power / presicion / angles / patterns / footwork. After this drill we made points starting with heavies balls, trying to reproduce a real match situation.

[@hammad.ahmed9496]

This training is much more effective. Any good coach would start with feeding drills, it trains the player on how much power needs to generated when there is not much on the ball from the other.

[@pequodexpress]

This type of drop-feed training is underrated, at least if precision and accuracy are focused on.

[@minisurfbanana]

It’s a drill idiot!!!

[@andrewbautista223]

lmao your 11 year old son would need the form and power to look even remotely similar to these kids.

[@justinsaehoon]

Stop moaning

[@shutingxing3187]

Costlyplanet

[@gforcekaras]

Yea grunters are the worse and annoying as hell.

[@ValterJuniordalpogetto]

kkkkkk

[@hospepspsps]

@@gforcekaras so ur saying nadal is the worst? And is annoying?

[@fredthechamp3475]

Sooo much hand feeding. That shit is gonna mess up your game so fucking bad. Stop it!