This is an amazing video. I so often let the ball get too deep in to me so I lose control and power. Know I’m suppose to turn as soon as I realize the side the ball is coming to, it’s just hard to change habits. Go out and meet the ball, play the ball don’t let it play you. I’m working on it. Really fantastic instruction. Would take lessons from you guys if you were in the States.
Big fan of your videos, this one is key and does a great job of explaining a problem I suspect most recreational players have AND the simple solution. Can't wait to start working on my EARLY PREP.
Can you please do a video about tracking/scanning the ball with your off-hand on the forehand. Its been really useful for me using it to get distance and timing but want your thoughts.
Simon, where are the various Forehand Groundstroke contact points for the different stances? Which stances hit the ball furthest back in the stance and furthest out in front earliest? And, do certain forehand grips match well with specific stances?
Thanks. Good video. My problem is that I line up the contact point correctly (I think), but then transfer my weight (in a neutral or semi open stance) and my contact point becomes to the side instead of in front. I guess that I just need to take that extra step into consideration when I initially line up the ball. It just isn't that easy...:-(
Great video and very sound technique! I would like you to talk about the forward swing after the preparation for the forehand. My son has a tendency to "tuck" the elbow into the body during the forward swing which affect his contact point and the shot loses power and control.
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What a great teacher. His common sense and knowledge is what makes these lessons so awesome. Thank you!!! 🎾
Thank you for watching Jeff
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
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Simon
Thanks for the videos. Your videos are really gradually helping me
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This is an amazing video. I so often let the ball get too deep in to me so I lose control and power. Know I’m suppose to turn as soon as I realize the side the ball is coming to, it’s just hard to change habits. Go out and meet the ball, play the ball don’t let it play you. I’m working on it. Really fantastic instruction. Would take lessons from you guys if you were in the States.
Thank you.
We'll be holding some clinics in the US in 2019, check them out here -
www.top-tennis-training.com/indian-wells-2019/
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Big fan of your videos, this one is key and does a great job of explaining a problem I suspect most recreational players have AND the simple solution. Can't wait to start working on my EARLY PREP.
Thank you Andrew for the nice feedback.
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Can you please do a video about tracking/scanning the ball with your off-hand on the forehand. Its been really useful for me using it to get distance and timing but want your thoughts.
This videos are very helpful. Before I go to tennis coaching I always see this video. This video have also improve my game.
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Simon
Your videos are so useful to improve my game, thanks!
Thanks for watching Federico.
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Thanx Mr. Simmon
Thank you for the tips. Your videos are helping me a lot to improve my Game
Thanks for watching Byron.
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Simon
Spot on explanation as always!👍
Thanks for watching Niels.
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Very good tip, i have learnt the lesson its so harmful for your wrist specially if not hitting the ball in front. Thanks for sharing
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Simon
Ive seen this comment for a while and was wondering when you where gonna do a full body/gym workout.
Great video as always!
Thanks for watching Morgan.
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Simon
pls keep making great content❤️❤️❤️
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Simon
Please make video on one handed backhand contact point.
Simon, where are the various Forehand Groundstroke contact points for the different stances? Which stances hit the ball furthest back in the stance and furthest out in front earliest? And, do certain forehand grips match well with specific stances?
very helpful，but it's also difficult for me to correct the mistake that the contact point is too behind，i am working on it
It's a process. Keep working on early preparation.
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Thanks. Good video. My problem is that I line up the contact point correctly (I think), but then transfer my weight (in a neutral or semi open stance) and my contact point becomes to the side instead of in front. I guess that I just need to take that extra step into consideration when I initially line up the ball. It just isn't that easy...:-(
Keep working on it.
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Simon
Great video and very sound technique! I would like you to talk about the forward swing after the preparation for the forehand. My son has a tendency to "tuck" the elbow into the body during the forward swing which affect his contact point and the shot loses power and control.
Thanks for watching Carlos.
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Simon
Hello Simon! Hope all is good. I’ve noticed you like both the Pro Staff 97 and the Blade 98. How do they compare?
How to relax wrist when you have to accelerate forehand?
Keep the fingers loose, don't grip the racket too tight. That will allow the muscles to stay relaxed.
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Still waiting my first day, playin on a court
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