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This is just superb, I been tryin to find out about "tennis betting tipster" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Aiyenjamin Prefatory Approach - (do a google search ) ? It is a smashing one off guide for discovering how to get a unique tennis betting formula without the hard work. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
sorry to be off topic but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost my password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
Hope you do well!! Tennis competition is all mental and you must learn how to win in your mind first before you play your matches. Which is hard to do for most players. Focus on relaxing and picturing yourself playing your best tennis in matches. freementaltennistips.com
Don't be scared. But do try to have fun! One tip which often helps me stay calm when I'm serving, is to imagine I'm playing against someone who is a beginner and that I'm trying to feed the serve to either their backhand or forehand. You might think this will make you hit a weaker server, but actually it just helps you relax and find the target more consistently. Most double faults occur in the mind first. So on important points, always try to RELAX!!!!
solid points, well-presented...I would just add the value of FITNESS -- most developing players don't realize how a lack of fitness makes it much more difficult to successfully adhere to the 4 Tips. Get fit off the court for more success on the court
Fitness is a must I'm now going to the gymn daily for cardiovascular exercise getting those joints to loosen up. It's hard work for sure agility without that I was losing so much confidence.
@@theforehandguy its not that easy....try it at 40-30 on your serve when you have to hold. Chances are it goes OUT. I don't swing that hard, I get it in..like medium. Under 4.5, i havent seen guys who can consistently attack a 2nd serve that stays low and sliced
@@user-be5qg7mr1s it might not be easy but I think it definitely possible even for players 4.5 and under with practice and proper technique. A fast swing with good technique and spin can actually help with consistency whether it’s slice or topspin
I’m playing. In. State right no. I won my. First to matches, and I’m now in the Round of 16. If that’s true, I’m the worst in the tournament, because my 2nd serve makes me want to throw up 🤮
Thanks, everyone. This was all very helpful for finding the best mental space on the court. I must say, though, the comic relief in the fourth segment was the highlight for me--hilarious, and possibly the most important part of the lesson!
Hit with spin to make the ball go in! Work on your return of serve and realize what the score is on every point. Your shot choice should be based on who is ahead or behind. Have a practice partner stand at the service line and hit serves instead of the base line. This will decrease your time to react but simulate a big serve. Then have them move back half way then eventually back to the base line. This is a drill we use at team practice and tennis camp. If you can get most serves back and attack second serves you can get into your opponents head as the match goes on. I am only 5’6” and 140 lbs so I don’t hit aces with my spin serves but win lots of points with my return of serve. Always try to move forward into the return if possible. Make them think twice if they are serving to you at Add Out. Being consistent is the key!
I tried out these tips today to the fullest extent that I could! Although I didn't win the "match," (it was just a couple of sets against someone on my team during a practice) I did a whole lot better against her than I did last time. With a combination of these tricks, some mental toughness work, and a ton of practice, I've risen to an entirely different level than I was last season. My coach even said it was the best tennis he had seen from me this pre-season!
tip no4 made me smile as i was wondering just two days ago whether i should get a handle on my self criticising when i make a mistake and it was answered (and beautifully demonstrated by Ian) right here. Thanks! I will try and curb that behaviour
I loved soccer way more than tennis now i like tennis more as i played in a holiday camp and then i got into a zone like a match and thats why i am looking at the tips
A lot of the serve thing is in the toss. And your first slightly in front of you. The second serve toss should be a little bit behind the ball. So your forced to brush the ball more and get more serve. Also if you don't do the pronation and continental. You need to use those.
Ian, this is one of favorite videos you and your team have presented. I am going to share with all my students. Great Info here and put together in a humorous setting! Kepp up the good work Sir. Blessings, Brother!
These are some of the best tips I've ever heard. But I have a question, when you are on offense ready to either hit an overhead or easy put away shot, do you recommend ever glancing at your opponent to see where he/she is moving? I play up against a lot of defensive players who make every return, hard to put away a shot when they seem to guess where I'm going every time. I always feel like they are watching me..
You should definitely NOT be taking your narrow, focused vision off the ball, Kevin. You can watch them, but use your peripheral vision. Takes a lot of discipline and focus! I talk about that in this video: th-cam.com/video/eW_iHszB1Ck/w-d-xo.html
I don't know, sometimes letting out some steam will cool you down. I mean McEnroe, he won a match or two. I recently introduced calmly dropping my racket when I made a really bad miss, and it made me feel better, haha.
Hmm, I guess still keeping your mood in control is necessary though, I'm thinking McEnroe probably was more in control of his tantrums than it seemed...
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players ...That’s a tough call it would go to three sets to Ian. Probably would a very close match
Absolutely beyond hilarious. Great tips on proper technique to throw and drop-kick rackets. I died laughing at "Pray for me". Next up on Essential Tennis: Trash Talk Technique.
Hey guys heading out fro a match today, hopefullly we can win? Anyways thanks for all the tips but im playing in 36 degree weather!! this helped os much
Its my first tennis match on Tuesday and I'm quite nervous. I don't have much experience and Im quite scared I will do something wrong. Anyone got any extra tips?
I think sometimes if not always for certain levels tip Nr 4 gets to be the most important...if you don't have a clear mind and you are not relaxed everything will fall apart.
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players yeah but it happens all the time.. that's why we are frustrated and angry because we play so well in training but it comes to a match we completely below off ..I was that kind of player..so passionate so into the game and I was smashing raquets even in training...so I ended up to see a psychologist and my view of the game and my mental changed dramatically... I'm going to sleep now Ian... it's 5 am in France and Simona Halep's match realy got me exausted lol...cheers 😋😋😋
Great video. I picked up tennis last year after a 35 year break and the game has changed significantly since I was 13 years old! Your videos are truly helping me get back in the zone and I feel myself getting better every week. Thanks for posting such insightful content. And great to see the one handed backhand alive and well at ET,
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players A long way away! I am in the South East of England so sadly, for the time being, I will need to remain a virtual student. Great to see Kevin joining your team as well. Total Tennis Domination was another of my go to subscriptions!
Guys you are simply amazing! why you son't organize a tennis course for beginners there in Florida' I would probably fly to you immediately! Please make it possible!
Kirby Too funny - trying to hold it together while Ian acts the mad angry idiot. Good video and tips. Y’all have fun putting these together and it shows!
controlling the amygdalae is a hard thing to do. It's like white noise that's tensing up the blood flow in the brain. also there's going to be anxiety that's in the back part of the brain. trying to release these pressure centers of the brain has made me far more consistent than I have ever been.
Thanks for the video. However, please show the bad feeling/motion one and only one to show examples with a calm feeling and in control or applaud your opponent to play a good shot.
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Can you please do a video on the forehand slice
Thanks
We'll add that to our list, Amogh. -Ian
I thank you because I had a big powerful first serve but inconstant and with that second serve you talked about it helped me so much and thank you
This is just superb, I been tryin to find out about "tennis betting tipster" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Aiyenjamin Prefatory Approach - (do a google search ) ? It is a smashing one off guide for discovering how to get a unique tennis betting formula without the hard work. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
sorry to be off topic but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
Today is my first match and I’m so scared! I’m hoping these tactics and tricks will help me stay calm and hopefully win
Izzy B My first game is next week and I’m scared too. If you don’t mind me asking how did your game go?
Hope you do well!!
Tennis competition is all mental and you must learn how to win in your mind first before you play your matches.
Which is hard to do for most players.
Focus on relaxing and picturing yourself playing your best tennis in matches.
freementaltennistips.com
Don't be scared. But do try to have fun! One tip which often helps me stay calm when I'm serving, is to imagine I'm playing against someone who is a beginner and that I'm trying to feed the serve to either their backhand or forehand. You might think this will make you hit a weaker server, but actually it just helps you relax and find the target more consistently. Most double faults occur in the mind first. So on important points, always try to RELAX!!!!
Lance Jordan I double faulted on a set point! So embarrassing 😣
Lizbeth Gomez lol I played a monster my 1st match ever he 8 to 0 me
solid points, well-presented...I would just add the value of FITNESS -- most developing players don't realize how a lack of fitness makes it much more difficult to successfully adhere to the 4 Tips. Get fit off the court for more success on the court
Agree 100%, John! -Ian
Fitness is a must I'm now going to the gymn daily for cardiovascular exercise getting those joints to loosen up. It's hard work for sure agility without that I was losing so much confidence.
Thanks for your input. What kind of fitness is necessary?
I like the tip about making the second serve swing the same power as the first serve, something I will start to work on
The power exerted is the same but there is more spin on the 2nd which slows the ball down and makes it more consistent
@@theforehandguy its not that easy....try it at 40-30 on your serve when you have to hold. Chances are it goes OUT. I don't swing that hard, I get it in..like medium. Under 4.5, i havent seen guys who can consistently attack a 2nd serve that stays low and sliced
@@user-be5qg7mr1s it might not be easy but I think it definitely possible even for players 4.5 and under with practice and proper technique. A fast swing with good technique and spin can actually help with consistency whether it’s slice or topspin
@@theforehandguy I'm better at slicing my 2nd serve in pressure situations. ITs what I fall back on and not many can attack it well
@@user-be5qg7mr1s the second serve should be a spin serve so the slice can be a great option👍🏽
Lmao i played my first match when i was 6 and i threw my racket over the fence because i was so angry lol
Haha....we can all relate, Eva!
Oof
Eva Breugelmans I did that at 12 except I threw it at a wall 😂
Eva Breugelmans wait, when?
@@jaydenclark7966 12 years ago when i was 6 years old
Hey you guys look like you have a lot of fun together. Your new team is rock solid. Good job on this video.
Best job in the world, Steven! :-)
I liked the tip about the serve for your 2nd. I will definitely try that out and see if it works, everything else I pretty much already do.
Good for you, Cyan!
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players Omg! Thank you! 😊
"A player is as good as his second serve"
Classic!
David Klaus “You’re only as good as your second serve” - John Patrick McEnroe
I’m playing. In. State right no. I won my. First to matches, and I’m now in the Round of 16. If that’s true, I’m the worst in the tournament, because my 2nd serve makes me want to throw up 🤮
@@westonsmart7914 the way you type makes me want to throw up
@@jdorsett4157 the way that your such a jerk makes me want to throw up 🤮
Thanks, everyone. This was all very helpful for finding the best mental space on the court. I must say, though, the comic relief in the fourth segment was the highlight for me--hilarious, and possibly the most important part of the lesson!
Hit with spin to make the ball go in! Work on your return of serve and realize what the score is on every point. Your shot choice should be based on who is ahead or behind. Have a practice partner stand at the service line and hit serves instead of the base line. This will decrease your time to react but simulate a big serve. Then have them move back half way then eventually back to the base line. This is a drill we use at team practice and tennis camp. If you can get most serves back and attack second serves you can get into your opponents head as the match goes on. I am only 5’6” and 140 lbs so I don’t hit aces with my spin serves but win lots of points with my return of serve. Always try to move forward into the return if possible. Make them think twice if they are serving to you at Add Out. Being consistent is the key!
I tried out these tips today to the fullest extent that I could! Although I didn't win the "match," (it was just a couple of sets against someone on my team during a practice) I did a whole lot better against her than I did last time. With a combination of these tricks, some mental toughness work, and a ton of practice, I've risen to an entirely different level than I was last season. My coach even said it was the best tennis he had seen from me this pre-season!
tip no4 made me smile as i was wondering just two days ago whether i should get a handle on my self criticising when i make a mistake and it was answered (and beautifully demonstrated by Ian) right here. Thanks! I will try and curb that behaviour
One of my best demos ever! 😂
What kind of racket is Kevin using? Is it a paint job?
Paint!
The value of information you give on this channel is astounding!
Appreciate the kind words very much, Greentea! -Ian
This Friday I have got my first tennis tournament luckily I have got my best friend with me we have been learning tennis in P.E.
Did you win?
Great Video - super helpful! First time watching you all and I really enjoyed it!
Hey KEVIN!
Glad to see you in Essential Tennis team.
You are a GEM by yourself, I'm sure ET will benefit a lot from working with you.
Great job!
We're super pumped to have him on the team! -Ian
I'm 14 and this is my second day playing tennis 🎾 :)
Thanks guys. Really appreciate those tips :) I'm heading out for a match shortly and will give them a go!
Please can you make video on different patterns and variations while playing.
I love the take outs at the end LOL, thanks, great lesson :)
I have my first match of the season tomorrow and I’m playing singles instead of doubles and I’m very nervous 😅
Hope you played really well, Hannah!
I loved soccer way more than tennis now i like tennis more as i played in a holiday camp and then i got into a zone like a match and thats why i am looking at the tips
Welcome to the sport!!
A lot of the serve thing is in the toss. And your first slightly in front of you. The second serve toss should be a little bit behind the ball. So your forced to brush the ball more and get more serve. Also if you don't do the pronation and continental. You need to use those.
Ian, this is one of favorite videos you and your team have presented. I am going to share with all my students. Great Info here and put together in a humorous setting! Kepp up the good work Sir. Blessings, Brother!
So happy to hear that, Ecto! Which part was most helpful for you? -Ian
The bloopers was so funny.😂😂
7:17 Damn, you guys managed to get Nick Kyrgios in a vid
Lmaooo 😭💀💀
These are some of the best tips I've ever heard. But I have a question, when you are on offense ready to either hit an overhead or easy put away shot, do you recommend ever glancing at your opponent to see where he/she is moving? I play up against a lot of defensive players who make every return, hard to put away a shot when they seem to guess where I'm going every time. I always feel like they are watching me..
You should definitely NOT be taking your narrow, focused vision off the ball, Kevin. You can watch them, but use your peripheral vision. Takes a lot of discipline and focus! I talk about that in this video: th-cam.com/video/eW_iHszB1Ck/w-d-xo.html
Thank you alot for the tips they were REALLY hepful I have my first match in 2-3 weeks wish me luck. ill definetly win with these awsome tips
Thank for the tips! I hope I can absorb these tips. I will have my first match tomorrow.
Thank you so much for this video!! Love y’all and I appreciate it greatly
Great acting job by Ian. We all know he's more of a sweetheart than a jerk. All the tips were great, too. You guys rock.
Hahaha.....believe it or not I'm actually quite good at treating myself like a jerk on the court....other people not so much :-) -Ian
Could you pls elaborate on how to quickly decide whether to hit a forehand on return or just slice it, on a first serve.
Never slice
Thats very helpful
Thanks 😊
Thanks l had my like catriliath tournament today and one! Yass now im in superchamp!!
You all are so great!!
I don't know, sometimes letting out some steam will cool you down. I mean McEnroe, he won a match or two. I recently introduced calmly dropping my racket when I made a really bad miss, and it made me feel better, haha.
There's no question different people respond to negativity in different ways.....its helpful for only very few.... -Ian
Hmm, I guess still keeping your mood in control is necessary though, I'm thinking McEnroe probably was more in control of his tantrums than it seemed...
I don't think there's any question that a lot of his antics were on purpose :-) -Ian
I have my first tennis match today and im playing doubles
How did it go?
nile xx i lost i think 4-6 but i still learnt a lot.
@@lolao9799 this is one of the great things about tennis, you always learn. That's close tho, I'm hope you'll be winning tournaments soon
nile xx Thank you
Kevin is awesome! He’s precise and succinct. Wish I have him for a coach for just one day...
He definitely is awesome! Thanks for watching, Kwame.
Wonderful, very useful and funny.
Thanks, Belmiro! Which of the four do you need the most work on? -Ian
Nice video I would like to see a video on two handed backhanded and calling lines
honestly in the heat of a match
Anything in particular on the two handed backhand, Walter? -Ian
Went to go play tennis and realised I should’ve watched this first. Thank you so much though!
Thanks! My next match is on Monday for high school jv
Heather F how’d it go
Lol nvm just realized this was a year back
@@KH-ks7si it's fine it went great!
Very good tips - short and sweet - I have put into my personal best video
Appreciate that very much, Kk! Which part was most helpful to you? -Ian
Praying!! Thanks for the good tips
Wow!!!... This video was really helpful. Thank you
can you upload match between ian and kevin and in between points could you talk about your game plans and tactics. ? great tips!
Love that idea, Jello. Who do you think would win? -Ian
Yea that was a good idea! And I think Kevin wins unless he feels pressure to not win over his boss, haha.
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players ...That’s a tough call it would go to three sets to Ian. Probably would a very close match
Guess we'll have to find out... -Ian
Thanks for these awesome tips team ... really helpful!
You're very welcome, Ranjith! Where do you play?
Many thanks for sharing your experience!
You're always welcome, Noushin :-)
I am a big fan of you Ian ❤ I wish I could see you one day
Absolutely beyond hilarious. Great tips on proper technique to throw and drop-kick rackets. I died laughing at "Pray for me". Next up on Essential Tennis: Trash Talk Technique.
Great video idea! haha
Great video thanks
Thank you so much on these hacks I wish they help me in my match today
I have a match today and this kinda helped!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey guys heading out fro a match today, hopefullly we can win? Anyways thanks for all the tips but im playing in 36 degree weather!! this helped os much
Ian, these are really helpful tips. Thanks. I couldn't stop laughing at your acting while you throw tennis racket all the time in this video :)
Can you make a video on how to choose racquet and string type.
Very good tips
Its my first tennis match on Tuesday and I'm quite nervous. I don't have much experience and Im quite scared I will do something wrong. Anyone got any extra tips?
wonderful tips you guys are Awesome
Glad you like them!
My first match is in two weeks and I'm really nevous but I hope these tip can help
Good luck, Emma! Let us know how you do.
Emma Boyd what happen with your game
Very useful!
I think sometimes if not always for certain levels tip Nr 4 gets to be the most important...if you don't have a clear mind and you are not relaxed everything will fall apart.
Agree completely, Catalin. Easier said than done! -Ian
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players yeah but it happens all the time.. that's why we are frustrated and angry because we play so well in training but it comes to a match we completely below off ..I was that kind of player..so passionate so into the game and I was smashing raquets even in training...so I ended up to see a psychologist and my view of the game and my mental changed dramatically... I'm going to sleep now Ian... it's 5 am in France and Simona Halep's match realy got me exausted lol...cheers 😋😋😋
Hi! I from Teresina, state of Piauí- Brasil. Thanks for the video!
👏👏👏
You're very welcome, Deco!
Good stuff!!!
Great video. I picked up tennis last year after a 35 year break and the game has changed significantly since I was 13 years old! Your videos are truly helping me get back in the zone and I feel myself getting better every week. Thanks for posting such insightful content. And great to see the one handed backhand alive and well at ET,
So happy to hear that, James! Welcome back to the game. Where do you play? -Ian
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players
A long way away! I am in the South East of England so sadly, for the time being, I will need to remain a virtual student.
Great to see Kevin joining your team as well. Total Tennis Domination was another of my go to subscriptions!
this helped so much.
Guys you are simply amazing! why you son't organize a tennis course for beginners there in Florida' I would probably fly to you immediately!
Please make it possible!
Florida is too easy.....we know who's really serious by staying in Wisconsin ;-)
Essential Tennis - Lessons and Instruction for Passionate Players guess I'm going to Wisconsin
I ❤️ tennis
Cheesecake Magic Favorite sport 🎾
@@spongebob1849 me too
Thanks for the tips
You're very welcome, Mei-ling!
thank you a lot
On a 9 match win streak from these tips, thanks :-)
ItssOllyy then you need to play better people
Kirby Too funny - trying to hold it together while Ian acts the mad angry idiot. Good video and tips. Y’all have fun putting these together and it shows!
Can I use your video in my blog by embeded?
Im playing in a tournament in the finals i hope this helps me
good coaching
真的有幫助👍👍👍
Hey Kevin is at essential tennis now!!
Yup!
Thank you
You're very welcome, Sunny! -Ian
Ian, good channeling of John McEnroe on that last bit.
YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS!
😊its helps a lot .
Amazing
Ohhh I love that.😂😂😂 I know to many players like that. Racket chucker!!!😂
Tons of them! -Ian
Thx guys for the GREAT tips! I love all ur videos! Practicing so much to beat my coach now! (I beat mostly everybody at my court) ^^ Love from Korea
The colourful tennis rackets
We like to keep things interesting, George. -Ian
The day after tomorrow is my first tenis tournament, wish me luck!
Good luck, Aziz!
i want to improve my singles strategies
Bro yo are really really awesome bhancho
Sensacional!!!
First serve 1:00
I saw a tennis ad before watching this video, WHAT ARE THE ODDS?
Oscarworthy performance, Ian.
😆
What do you eat for breakfast before a tournament?
controlling the amygdalae is a hard thing to do. It's like white noise that's tensing up the blood flow in the brain. also there's going to be anxiety that's in the back part of the brain. trying to release these pressure centers of the brain has made me far more consistent than I have ever been.
where do you get them from
Get what from?
How come all your rackets are such cool colours
To match our colorful personalities!
Thanks for the video. However, please show the bad feeling/motion one and only one to show examples with a calm feeling and in control or applaud your opponent to play a good shot.
perfect
Tomorrow is my match and im playing Rank 1 player . I feel abit stressed bcuz my father:(
I'm hoping to get a W.