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Question: if I do a light jog around my court to warm up (“circle-the-square”), should this be done before or after? Thanks for the video :)

So smooth! Pickleballers have so much to learn, these tutorials are perfect for cross-over training! 💪

Great

The intro is incoherent with anything that follows

I love your stuff.

First serve, fault. Second serve, point.

No one ever calls double bounce on themselves.

The Team Forman 4 step forehand looks great. I've always used continental for forehands, but will give the eastern grip a try. Thanks Coach!

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what a cool lady. and short straight to the point lesson. so unusual for yanks. they always go on about personal stories and shit! NOT THIS CLASY LADY, THOUGH

One of the better TH-cam channels on tennis, most others are just click baits & begging for 👍& Subscribe button. Here not only the drills are simple, to the point & as a fellow coach, I find them quite helpful and NEVER mentioned for 👍& Subscribe!!!!!!😊

Very useful

Thank you so much. SO helpful.

I’m about to go play a playoff match in the windiest conditions I’ve ever played tennis in. Wish me luck and thanks for the tips!

Nice instruction

You didn't mention the one exception that you can reach over the net to hit a ball, it's when the spin takes the ball back over the net, then you can reach over.

That’s just poor effort. She didn’t even move for it. It’s not no man’s land lol. U can master that area

Staggered doubles is for old ladies at the club. For men, the guy upfront is a target and a sitting duck

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Thanks. I'm just starting to get into sun protection after years of getting bashed by the UVs. Too bad there aren't more videos about this topic here on the Tube. I tried playing with a floppy hat this morning and glasses kept getting fogged up. I'm afraid with a mask it might get worse. Any good solutions to prevent foggy glasses?

Short (maybe too short) sweet and to the point. By the way, who is this ole sch Mama g? I think she knows some stuff..👍👍

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The sign of a good tennis players he hits up the middle what's this got to do with talent nothing but when you try to hit the lines you have a tendency to make my mistakes

This is a good drill I’ll implement for my lazy players. They also need to start lifting weights.

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Watch the first point in the video. The point was won by the player who just ventured into "No Man's Land" to hit her first volley. It was not lost by the player being yelled at by the commentator.

The biggest myth in tennis instructions is "DO NOT BE IN NO MAN'S LAND". I think it is the best place to be, especially in doubles. Players from beginner level 3.0 up to 5.0 are strongest when they start from no man's land. From there, they can then move up, back, left or right with minimal steps to either attack or defend the oncoming ball. For shorter, older or less mobile players, no man's land is an even much better place to be. Of course at the professional level, "No Man's Land" is generally not a good place to be. I surmise that over 95% of people who are reading tennis instruction videos on you tube are not professional players wanting instructions. I've seen club level woman's doubles strategies taught to players aspiring to become better players. The thing they are always taught is to avoid no man's land. The almost guarantees that they will be weaker players than the ones who essentially camp out at no man's land. Imagine a shorter, slower, heavier senior player (in a game of doubles), who goes right past no man's land closer to the net. The next shot will be a lob over their head which their partner must cover and run down. Also if the same player stays far back from "no man's land", they will get lots of drop shots which they have no chance of returning. If they instead play from "no man's land", all these shots are basically covered. Watch doubles players at all levels up to 5.0 & see where the top teams go to on almost every point. "No Man's Land".

Thank you, what about for the knees?

can the ball bounce twice on your side if you hit it. is this when you keep playing? because the opponent will loose a pt if he calls it out

Great video! Just starting a league. Short video and to the point. Thank you!

Very very Nice. Thank you!!

absolutely! crystal clear thinking! can not be put better

Who finishes the follow through same high as you did ? 🤔🤔 Are you sure the slice should be from the head level height?

What?

Lobs give you a lot of advantage during doubles ! Thanks for the tips!💪awesome channel and videos. ;) subscribed You might enjoy my channel, I am also a tennis player! 🎾👍

seem like help a lot , thank you.

i mean you it right. But I play Doubles in high school and I play doubles on varsity and most of the time the players hit far cross-court no necessarily down the line and if they hit down the line they don't do it first. they would probe their opponents to see their weakness and then hit where they don't expect. For me I'm 6'1 so I usually just strafe back and forth messing with my opponent's head whether I will or will not poach. but always be aggressive

Howdy, Team Forman Tennis. it's pretty video. thanks. :)

I just made a very similar video... you can’t go wrong with those tips!!

I’m left handed and have always played on the deuce side. I’m around a 3.5. Struggle with getting a backhand return back to the server. I feel playing on ad side would prevent this. Thoughts? Thank you!

Great video love all the steps 🎾💪 keep up the good work. We post tennis videos and would love to welcome you to our channel and videos as well and would appreciate your support ❤️🎾💪🏆

Nice. Thanks heaps for this. Tennis is really fun. :)

Hi Jane, loved the exercises. Just a question: do you plant your hill on the ground at the end of the movement on the single leg hop and on the lateral hop, or you just stay on the ball of your foot for the whole exercise? Thanks in advance

This is great!