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For myself, I figured out that the opening of my palm into the waiters tray was pulling my elbow down. By maintaining a longer palm down position, I was able to focus on raising the elbow on the backswing. It’s a long process to break a habit and it’ll never fully fix but it’s certainly a lot better

Thanks Grant, hope it helps with your game!

Thanks, let me know how you get on

No chance, it was just too fast to see the bounce 😉😂

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I believe you can stream live on the app. This then gets made into a highlight reel cutting out the dead time between points, once the live stream has ended

Thanks for watching! You’re right, I think the lack of drop is caused by the elbow being slightly lower than I’d like. Raising the elbow higher particularly on my second serve should allow more flex and drop. Whilst I’ve made a huge improvement in recent years to my technique, there’s still a little way to go 😂🙂

I am developing my serve for years and am still not happy with where I am. Good that you recognise that there is a room for improvement.

@JohnDoe-my9ph there’s always room for improvement, that’s the best thing about tennis, you never stop learning 👌🏻

Thanks! Hope they help you out

You’re welcome, hope you find them helpful 🙂

Thanks for tuning in, hope you can put them into practice 🙂

Thanks for watching, hope these tips help you out 🙂

That’s certainly another option if you recognise it early! Again you’d still have to decide to take the ball early or let the ball drop. Whichever you choose will need to put the opponent under pressure or they could take advantage of the court space that running around your backhand presents

Thanks Nicholas, glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻

I recommend taking the ball on the rise for a one hander! Roger Federer is a great example of this!

Very true, amazing how little run off some courts have! I recommend taking the ball on the rise as much as possible, certainly helps your court position and takes time away for your opponent!

I agree. It's so easy to get stuck in that type of play though. I'm a single hander and my opponents employ this with relatively hood success so I'm glad to come across this video

@@morapelimokokomali7907 glad I could help 👍🏻👌🏻

Definitely worth it to keep practicing the drive volley! Such a good aggressive weapon against high balls! Drop shot would be extremely risky but if you master it let me know, it would certainly catch your opponent off guard!

You certainly couldn’t drive volley a fast topspin ball as you wouldn’t have time to take it out of the air. I reckon you could take it on the rise however, but you would need to maintain a higher court position very close to the baseline and have very good timing. Moving back would be the obvious choice but would allow him to dominate the point.

I'm pretty sure people who face opponents like Nadal aren't watching this

you can take them on the rise, Federer for example did that pretty good in his return in 2017.

@@MarioGomez-kj5bc He's also using the RF, 190lbs pure muscle lol, and can swing just as fast as your 11oz racket.

@@morapelimokokomali7907 Any 4.5 or 4.0 even can have Nadal like ground strokes. The ball path is UP with force (spin). Very hard to change direction (lateral), because every bounce is different, so it's unpredictable. Sorry, yeah I'm just giving my opinion, don't mean to sound offensive towards the channel.

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