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Sure! well it’s different for sure. For example for the pickleball forehand I adjust my grip to more of an eastern grip. Because there’s not that much spin to generate on pickleball, but more of an extension where the body follows. In tennis there’s more racket head speed.

@ Thanks, Gaby! (I didn’t think you’d answer since pickleball is a dirty word in tennis and paddle tennis circles.)

You’re right!! Sorry! 💕

It is exactly the same but with your left hand

The slice is more of a safety shot. It can be used as a first for the wide, that is very effective, or to the body. But you can’t generate as much power with a slice as you can with a flatter first serve. And you want to be aggressive with that first serve. But it’s always good to mix it up!

@@gabypaztennis There couldn't be a better answer. Thank you.

Great!!

Her "okays" don't bother me, though I get what you're saying. This video is NOT an example of what I'm about to say, but like many TH-cam coaches in anything (tech, sports, etc.), sometimes she spends a little too much time telling us what she's going to tell us instead of just jumping into telling us right away. Again, in this video she did a pretty good job of avoiding that trap. All in all, I've seen a boatload of TH-cam tennis coaches and she is one of the best TH-cam tennis coaches at giving really useful lessons that are easy to watch and then go out and use to improve your game right away. Thanks, Gaby 🙂! Others are StokkeTennis, Filipe Teixeira, Tennis Tactics, and Top Tennis Training. Watch Gaby Paz and these I just mentioned and you can forget almost all of the rest.

Thank you! Appreciate the feedback!!🤗💕

@@ReidVV Agree, she's good! Thx for the other recs, as I wasn't familiar with all of them.

I care more about her perfect and consistent execution of strokes which is what many TH-camrs struggle with, and may be using a good mic, instead of perfect lingual presentation.

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Will address that in a coming soon video

Thanks!! Glad I could help!

That’s awesome! I used to hit on the wall when I was little all the time too! Haha yes that happens 😂🤷‍♀️

As I understand it, there is no contradiction. You can hit a flat serve with some slice like Meike Babel does and have more pronation, or you can hit with max slice/side spin and have less pronation and ending with the strings facing up.

This comment is spot on.

Yes!! Hope it helps! Thanks

Hi...can you do an add on to the slice serve video with pronation because it didnt look like you did pronation with strings being open...thanks

For sure! We pronate on slices too. Just the angle of the racket is different.

@gabypaztennis you know better than me that the racket should go in the opposite direction of the ball in slice serve. Doing that, the pronetion comes naturally to me. Anyway, I love your video. They are also good for my daughter too. You know the teacher is always better than the father.

There’s still pronation happening in the slice, but we don’t end with the strings facing down, we end with the strings facing up. We also don’t want to focus on the pronation for the slice, as it happens naturally. When players focus on pronating when slicing, they usually have a hard time slicing. (It’s something that happens naturally)

Thank you! :) yes! There’s still pronation happening on the slice, but we don’t end with the strings facing down, we end with the strings facing up. We also don’t want to focus on the pronation for the slice, as it happens naturally. When players focus on pronating when slicing, they usually have a hard time slicing. (It’s something that happens naturally)

@@gabypaztennis Got it, thanks!

Thank u 🤗

There’s still pronation happening, but we don’t end with the strings facing down, we end with the strings facing up. We also don’t want to focus on the pronation for the slice, it happens naturally. When players focus on pronating when slicing, they usually have a hard time slicing. (It’s something that happens naturally)

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 thank you! Will do soon

It’s not a trick, that’s how coaches explain technique for easy understanding and implementation.

Thank you! That’s awesome! 🤗👍🏻

Thank you! 🤗

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Thanks so much! Glad I could help! 🥰