I know this is very situational and everyone’s different but a video breaking down good communication tips for doubles matches would be really much appreciated.
I'm an experienced player. I have taught several of my grandchildren to play tennis. These are great tips for an amateur coach. The temptation is to teach only stroke technique. Ian, the most important point you make is that a tennis mindset is important for beginners, too.
The no man's tip massively helped me, especially with my backhand has ive been wrapping my arms around my body to try hit the ball in the most awkward position while attempting to move backwards into position. thank you
Awesome video! I started lessons last fall and am really enjoying this channel. I am guilty of staring down the ball after I hit, always wanting to make sure it stayed in! Good for me to know I need to kick this habit and focus on getting ready for the next return.
I got my membership at a tennis club today and rented a caught out but now I have more of a understanding I’m gonna use all of those tips next Time I play
Nice tips! A year later but I have a question. Maybe a stupid question but Where is the best place to actually hold the racket? At the end or higher up? Or simply just in the middle? And also how tightly should you grip? Tighter or more loose?
Extremely helpful video. Im a newbie started tennis 3months ago off and on, and jst started playing adult 3.0 usta tournament. 2 decades ago, I played amateur with friends exactly how it was in the example video learning wrong moves that now I need to unlearn.Just came across your channel. I must say you guys are excellent instructors, the way you breakdown steps, mistakes and corrective actions with your markers really makes it easy for me to grasp. Just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to similar tips for a doubles play🙏
Me totally not watching this because I joined my schools tennis team without playing tennis previously and forgetting to practice on my own before season started lol
LOL - first thing is a comment about foot faults. Given the discussion, controversy and Ian working on this recently that's pretty funny. Good stuff! But as always, thanks for the breakdown!
Here are the Videos I mentioned: Rules of Tennis: th-cam.com/video/jrhM3k84YJU/w-d-xo.html Return of Serve: th-cam.com/video/7MLihKlAZDc/w-d-xo.html Recovery Positions: th-cam.com/video/_l-RReCl6Ho/w-d-xo.html Split Stepping: th-cam.com/video/ola9IZJWWL8/w-d-xo.html Develop your Serve: th-cam.com/video/FKtqaKjZVPs/w-d-xo.html Strings/Gear: th-cam.com/video/GO5-xf6SjOw/w-d-xo.html
I know this is very situational and everyone’s different but a video breaking down good communication tips for doubles matches would be really much appreciated.
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I'm an experienced player. I have taught several of my grandchildren to play tennis. These are great tips for an amateur coach. The temptation is to teach only stroke technique. Ian, the most important point you make is that a tennis mindset is important for beginners, too.
I’m going to be playing tennis soon in school! I’ve never played tennis before, but hopefully this’ll help me out a lot!
The no man's tip massively helped me, especially with my backhand has ive been wrapping my arms around my body to try hit the ball in the most awkward position while attempting to move backwards into position. thank you
Awesome video! I started lessons last fall and am really enjoying this channel. I am guilty of staring down the ball after I hit, always wanting to make sure it stayed in! Good for me to know I need to kick this habit and focus on getting ready for the next return.
They may be beginners, but are more consistent than most who are intermediate or advanced... im going to practice now, thanks for the inspo. lol
Awesome vid man, I've only been playing two weeks, this was the first video I watched, made the game more fun and improved straight away.
I got my membership at a tennis club today and rented a caught out but now I have more of a understanding I’m gonna use all of those tips next Time I play
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Super helpful. Just what i was looking got
Nice tips! A year later but I have a question. Maybe a stupid question but Where is the best place to actually hold the racket? At the end or higher up? Or simply just in the middle? And also how tightly should you grip? Tighter or more loose?
loose grip is good but don’t do it too loose
hold the racket at the end for more power and accuracy
Extremely helpful video. Im a newbie started tennis 3months ago off and on, and jst started playing adult 3.0 usta tournament. 2 decades ago, I played amateur with friends exactly how it was in the example video learning wrong moves that now I need to unlearn.Just came across your channel. I must say you guys are excellent instructors, the way you breakdown steps, mistakes and corrective actions with your markers really makes it easy for me to grasp. Just subscribed to your channel.
Looking forward to similar tips for a doubles play🙏
Me totally not watching this because I joined my schools tennis team without playing tennis previously and forgetting to practice on my own before season started lol
lmao tell me how it goes
LOL - first thing is a comment about foot faults. Given the discussion, controversy and Ian working on this recently that's pretty funny. Good stuff! But as always, thanks for the breakdown!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Very informative and useful video.
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Thanks pal 👍
need this for my challenge matches lol
Cool video again Ian! Good beginners video.
Thanks for watching,Hopefully you found it helpful!
So nice Ian
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Oh nice. I'd like to support you on that path as your headcoach. We can sign a contract soon.
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Best of luck!
@@melfox215 Nice way to bring him onboard!
Good luck!
I am a junior who plays tennis and i wonder how i could make a maximum improvement boost
Keep practicing!
great content.. can you please share the original video
It’s very helpful! I found I can improve on all these area you have mentioned.
Thank you for sharing! 👍😃
You're very welcome!
Great Video helped me a lot although I still suksss
Keep working!
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Here are the Videos I mentioned:
Rules of Tennis: th-cam.com/video/jrhM3k84YJU/w-d-xo.html
Return of Serve: th-cam.com/video/7MLihKlAZDc/w-d-xo.html
Recovery Positions: th-cam.com/video/_l-RReCl6Ho/w-d-xo.html
Split Stepping: th-cam.com/video/ola9IZJWWL8/w-d-xo.html
Develop your Serve: th-cam.com/video/FKtqaKjZVPs/w-d-xo.html
Strings/Gear: th-cam.com/video/GO5-xf6SjOw/w-d-xo.html
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This video is useless. He just tells us to watch his other videos throughout. Why not briefly cover the points?
Typical TH-cam trash designs. Everything is just about more clicks and engagement and ads
Just started playing singles and doubles matches locally, great tips thanks 😎