Thank you so much. I live in Callawassie Golf Community with a great tennis community. I'm sort of a 3.5 who cant get to 4.0 due to weak backhand. I just loved this video and have jotted down steps, have the dots on my right hand, and am going out to the ball machine and cant wait to practice. The Pro here always reminds me to swing and finish high. Now I now the three steps to get there and the great finish steps. Rock on. In Tennis!! Thanks alot. I just pinned 2Minute Tennis. Can't wait to watch forehand, and serve tips.
Let me make a statement. I have not ever seen a better explained video on this subject as of yet. How can you share such a vital information free of cost. Hats off to you.
Finally I found the holy grail of my old-style backhand. I am no Thiem nor Wawrinka. Modern beginners almost never think of using the knee bend. Some coaches tell their chest open up and face the net at finish, rotating torso even dragging the left foot to the side. It is so easy for beginners to get wrong ideas by watching the pros superficially.
I agree.One of the best backhand instructional video. Thank you!! Your neighbours must have fun conversations about you, “Dang , I was going to cut the grass but he’s out there again doing an instructional video!”
The best thing I can say about Ryan and his strategies is that they are for everyone! I have found a lot of tennis coaches that are a bit let's say "arrogant", and just expect that the explanation they give you should make sense, and if it doesn't your "obviously not good enough", however Ryan answers any of your questions, and no question is every too stupid. He also loves the sport so much so that he wants everyone to go out and enjoy playing, despite what level you are at. And he is genuinely excited to hear about your progress. He is more innovative and motivated than many other coaches therefore that's why he gets so much positive feedback. And it is well deserved!
That tip about keeping that arm extended was an absolute game changer. I broke down all the tips and focused on one single tip per trip to courts. Fabulous advice!
I've watched a lot of tennis instructional videos and I think you're the first one who emphasized on having the elbows out!!! It seems to make sense! Thank you for that!
I have been practicing my one-hand backhand against a wall for the past 8 years. This demonstration is perfect and probably the only video you need for improvement. It took me 8 years on my own, trial and error to have a fantastic one hand backhand and I happen to perform all of the checkpoints described.
For some reason I do well on the well but when it comes to real action, I can hardly deliver! It’s like something about perspective changes the dynamics totally but I guess the mere presence of a net and an opponent on the other side, can throw off the nerves. The wall just doesn’t translate as expected at lest in my experience
Best single backhand lesson ever!! Provides detailed instruction , checkpoints . reasons for why each position is crucial for the next. Reviews several times for you to remind you of progressions during the presentation. Simply outstanding instructor. Wish he lived near me.
You have forever fixed my serve mechanics, Backhand and Overhead. Unbelievable! For 40 years, I thought I knew what I was doing but was only deluding myself. My Backhand was a mess. I didn’t really know what I was doing until I saw your video and watched it several times. It made a lot of sense and so I practiced it three days ago. On the third day (today ), I used it in my doubles match. Awesome. The Overhead was another skill I had difficulty with until I watched your video. Amazing now ! But the technique I really wanted desperately to fix and own was the serve ... and I have you to thank you for. Like I said, the serve had been my nemesis for 40 years. But not anymore. What made it possible for me to have it was all because of your “birthday hat” analogy. The moment I saw that, my Brain kicked in. I saw it. This was a two weeks ago and I practiced it during the day at the club and at night (shadow practice) at home. I must’ve put in a hundred hours just on the mechanics. It was like an awakening. Thank you so much Ryan. I couldn’t have done it without you.
Wow. First of all, thank you for trusting me to help you with your game. That means the world to me. And second, the fact you took time out of your day to let me know how much the videos have helped you is simply amazing. You made my day.
Best Ever!!! Single one handed backhand lesson. Good detail, great checkpoints, and he reviews several times while going thru progressions and how and why they link up. Outstanding. . AAAAA++++
Thanks Ryan. What a comprehensive 21-min session how to execute a one handed back hand. Let me tell you one thing I have never seen a tennis coach as passionate as you are. You are a legend Ryan!
for recreational players like the most of us, these checkpoints are so helpful. At game speed, most of us revert to our old usual habits and this helps reinforce that a change is needed. Appreciate a ton!
Very well explained my left handed backhand topspin backhand is erratic I do a lot of what you said but needed to know how to consistently get beneath the ball to feel confident of imparting topspin in order to consistently keep ball in court. You show how to do that very clearly and I can do that in my shadow swings so now need to practice with balls. I think I can improve my backhand from your video. Your description is much more comprehensive and detailed and explained than the other TH-cam coaches I have watched. Thanks for sharing your expertise so clearly and fully
Thanks Ryan, love your videos. For some reason most other TH-cam instructors bore me, but your videos always stay fun to watch, plus they're both practical to implement and often also quite concise which I appreciate. I purchased 2 of your mastery courses: serve, forehand and now here for the backhand. Gonna be really helpful to get these strokes optimized so I can grow further into more advanced stuff from a solid base.
Thanks for such a clear explanation! I am from Argentina. Today I discovered your channel and I can't stop watching your master classes! Today I start training my backhand!!!!!!🎾
Another great tutorial session Ryan. Would have loved to see some attached short videos of the pros playing the shot as you have explained in the lesson. Thanks Ryan.
Unbeliveble!!! What a one hand backhand class!!!! I`d say `` awesome, terrific`` . I`m gonna ``spread`` your video to my friends down here in Brazil. Thanks so much, coach Ryan. Great hug!!!
J’hésitais à abandonner le revers à deux mains (que j’ai adopté il y a 20 ans) et à revenir à un revers à une main (moins exigeant en déplacement) mais ce vidéo m’a convaincu. Explications brillantes. RYAN: I was hesitant to abandon my two-handed backhand (I’ve been doing it for 20 years now) and to go back to my original one-handed backhand but this video just convinced me. These are cristal clear instructions. You are a very talented instructor. Thank you so much.
Thank you coach! I am an amateur and I only had the backhand slice. Your instructions with checkpoints has enabled me to try and develop a good backhand. I am making progress and thank you so much coach 🙏🏽
Love your channel, Ry Baby! For the forward swing, our coach tells us to “open the garage door”. It’s a great analogy because your hand is even in the same position, ie palm down, thumb to the side. You just LIFT up! Boom. You got your topspin and you can now drive to work. Don’t forget to pick up the donuts.
Wow you are really amazing with such microscopic points. I am a beginner at 60 years of age. Picked up tennis 2 years back. And totally hooked on. All of you what you show feels a dream😅
I'll be honest, when I first watched one of your videos (two handed backhand) I thought maybe you were a bit of a schnitzel. But the more I listened and watched, to this video in particular, the more I realized there was tremendous value in what you were teaching. Even the grip being explained so thoroughly was a huge bonus for me....no wonder my backhand has sucked my whole life!....to the closed face when we take the racquet back and WHYYYY it has to be like that....I humbly extend my apology for my earlier schnitzel thoughts; you've done great work here.
Oustanding Ryan! How marvelous you are willing to use your knowledge and time like this to make many others better - and happy! Your explanations, language and examples are incredibly clear. So wish you were in my area to work 1-1 with you. I'll be following all your lessons... and smelling my armpits often my friend.
Brilliant video as usual Ryan. You've got the best tennis instruction on TH-cam. I love the way you break the various strokes down. Please move to Ireland!!
Thanks so much for these immensely valuable tips! I’ve thoroughly enjoyed each of your videos! The checkpoints were like the aha moment! Light bulb went off
Wow Art. Thank you. I’m so happy you like the videos. I’ll continue to make them. Ans if you have. Video topic you’d like covered just let me know. Thanks so much!!!
I have been subscribed for a while but hadn't watched this video. (Maybe because you put out so much content, not that there's anything wrong with that!) So, last night I saw Essential Tennis' clickbait video title on your tips for Ian's backhand and watched it. Wow, I love how strongly you presented your tips there. Bravo! Then I came here figuring you must have already dropped this knowledge cluster bomb and lo and behold-this totally awesome video! I'm just bummed it's wet here today. I'm so stoked to go to the courts and work on transforming my one-hander. Keep up the fantastic work, Ryan.
Wow Doug thanks so much!! It was so much fun to do that lesson with ian. In addition to being a TH-camr I do mostly zoom lesson with players around the world each week (exactly how I did it with ian). If you ever want a private zoom lesson simply sign up at 2MinuteTennis.net. Thanks Doug. Keep me posted on your progress.
Very very good, Ryan. I was sceptical at first but every second of your 20 minutes gives valuable info. Totally agree with Cam Lendrim below: it is the best exposition of s/h b/h I have seen.
This is a fantastic and brilliant way of driving home all the points ! 👍 Thank you for this, I can hardly wait to practice it on my own! Hats off to you Ryan🎩
Awesome instruction Ryan! I'm excited to put this into practice. I've also made a note to watch this video on a regular basis to absorb every last golden nugget.
Thanks Ryan really engage with the concept of understanding each checkpoint and getting it right to help the next. In the past having seen other videos I think I have tried to focus on checkpoint 5 as the fix to my backhand but neglected a couple of key things to get right on the previous checkpoints. I have so much more confidence in the consistency of my backhand and it is now a real weapon
This is really amazing. Such a great use of time. Do a correct and empathic recording and then have a million people benefit from a good thing. He is not only delivering his tennis knowledge: he is also exhibiting how the o ly thought on his mind is that you get what he's saying. Bravo
Amazing analysis, Ryan. I don't think many viewers appreciate how much preparation goes into each one of your videos --- the sequencing (including check-points), the mechanics of the body (joints, balance), and the physics of ball-striking (spin, power, follow-through) & trajectory (direction, consistency). I appreciate it!
Here is Busan in Korea. I am Lee. I am not good at English. So I couldn't understand exactly what you said. But I watched your video several times. It's really helpful. I really want to say thanks a lot.
Your videos are incredible! You really help break down complicated concepts into simple steps that’ve transformed my game. Thanks and keep them coming!
Very good explanation! As a child I've learned double handed backhand because that felt intuitive to me, but my tennis teacher told me to learn one handed backend. I felt that you have more flexibility when the ball comes near you. Years later after no tennis :-( I want to pickup where I left. I feel I can do it, but know that technique is key. You have to train your muscle memory first to do exactly what is explained here. Have been practicing in my living room as I type this. Thanks for the good info. Greetings from Belgium!
Very very impressive and I have seen every instructions video there is Has to be one of the best if not the very best Can't wait to try to implement some of these.
This video is unbelievably instructive 😊 one biggest issue I've seen at the rec level for the 1HBH along with the "strings to the sky", and a mistake I used to always make, is trying to flex the wrist out too soon upon making contact with the ball, to resemble the Dimi/Wawa finish. The contact and finish have such a fast transition, that they almost look like one motion, so players get caught between the motions and don't finish the follow-through properly, which can cause injury. By watching analyses of Stan's BH instead of just trying to copy via tv, it actually helped remedy that by paying more attention to my loading and dropping stages prior to contact. Breaking down the basic motion of each stroke allows for a more natural replica, and this video captures it. The finish you demonstrate reminds me of the one I was originally taught from a former player, Bill Behrens, for a short while some years ago. Also Ljubicic-esque.
Ryan, I found this video so helpful! I think your emphasis on checkpoints and video analysis is really valuable. I mount my phone on a tripod and review my backhand stroke checkpoint-to-checkpoint, repeating as needed until I see I'm executing the complete stroke accurately and consistently. Video analysis reveals defects that one might otherwise not recognize, especially on a relatively complex stroke such as the one-handed backhand. In the past, I found this incredibly helpful to improve my serve and video analysis with your checkpoint explanation is helping me now to clean up my one-handed backhand. I'm committed to making my backhand into an offensive part of my game and excited to work on it as a result of what you've shared. Awesome coaching!
Wow , bravo,great lesson. Elbows position is a game changer and fairly easy to do, but the turning of the racket on the drop is the most difficult part to execute for me. Thks and keep sanding videos.
One Handed Backhand EXPLAINED!!
Ball gets too close to me and jams me, routines needed to keep me away from the ball, so I can step in with right foot.
Thank you so much. I live in Callawassie Golf Community with a great tennis community. I'm sort of a 3.5 who cant get to 4.0 due to weak backhand. I just loved this video and have jotted down steps, have the dots on my right hand, and am going out to the ball machine and cant wait to practice. The Pro here always reminds me to swing and finish high. Now I now the three steps to get there and the great finish steps. Rock on. In Tennis!! Thanks alot. I just pinned 2Minute Tennis. Can't wait to watch forehand, and serve tips.
Maybe a bad question, but at the drop, do you keep your eastern grip? Or do you turn it?
@@KhoaLuke usually keep it, when your grip is slipping and stuff it’s usually going to be bad
Let me make a statement. I have not ever seen a better explained video on this subject as of yet. How can you share such a vital information free of cost. Hats off to you.
Wow. I’m thrilled you loved the video. Just happy to make content and share how people can improve!!!! Thank you again!!!!!
I agree.
@@2MinuteTennis Absolutely agree the best instructor in You tube
@@paull7937 I agree
@@meditationman415 Absolutely, all this for free? This is crazy ! Thank you !
21 minute backhand lesson from 2MinuteTennis ... that's how hard the single handed back-hand is :)
This is the best instruction I've heard or seen for one-handed backhand. Many recreational players can benefit from this instruction.
Wow thank so much!!!
@@2MinuteTennis Agree and I coach.
This is really the only tennis lesson channel I need on TH-cam
Wow thank you so much!!!!
The best tennis instructor! His instructions are very thorough and clear!!!
Thanks so much Yuri. So kind of you to say. Just trying to help people play better snd enjoy their time on court more. Thanks again!!!
Thank you Ryan.. this is too good to understand the nuances of hitting single handed backhand.
The best teacher tennis I've seen on internet. Thank you!!
Wow thank you so much!!!
The best two minutes ever.
you mean 21 minutes
Finally I found the holy grail of my old-style backhand. I am no Thiem nor Wawrinka. Modern beginners almost never think of using the knee bend. Some coaches tell their chest open up and face the net at finish, rotating torso even dragging the left foot to the side. It is so easy for beginners to get wrong ideas by watching the pros superficially.
Infectious passion teamed with crystal clear explanations and thorough demonstration, thank you Ryan.
Wow what a compliment. Thank you so much!!
I just love how easily you are able to break down and explain the backhand stroke analysis
Thanks so much Jose. I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for your continued support.
Best backhand instruction I have ever seen. Comprehensive yet simple and logical. Good progressions and sequential demonstration repetition. 👌
Cam Lendrim wow thanks so much!!! I really appreciate the support!!! Check out 2MinuteTennis.net for more instruction!! Thanks so much!!
I agree.One of the best backhand instructional video. Thank you!! Your neighbours must have fun conversations about you, “Dang , I was going to cut the grass but he’s out there again doing an instructional video!”
Haha I work around them. I made that videos many months ago. Now we have a foot of snow on the ground. Thanks so much!!!
The best thing I can say about Ryan and his strategies is that they are for everyone!
I have found a lot of tennis coaches that are a bit let's say "arrogant", and just expect that the explanation they give you should make sense, and if it doesn't your "obviously not good enough", however Ryan answers any of your questions, and no question is every too stupid.
He also loves the sport so much so that he wants everyone to go out and enjoy playing, despite what level you are at. And he is genuinely excited to hear about your progress.
He is more innovative and motivated than many other coaches therefore that's why he gets so much positive feedback.
And it is well deserved!
That tip about keeping that arm extended was an absolute game changer. I broke down all the tips and focused on one single tip per trip to courts. Fabulous advice!
This channel is literally and figuratively a game changer. First it solved my serve, now my backhand. Thanks a lot, Ryan!
One of the best tennis instruction videos I have seen on the one-handed backhand.👍
I've watched a lot of tennis instructional videos and I think you're the first one who emphasized on having the elbows out!!! It seems to make sense! Thank you for that!
I have been practicing my one-hand backhand against a wall for the past 8 years. This demonstration is perfect and probably the only video you need for improvement. It took me 8 years on my own, trial and error to have a fantastic one hand backhand and I happen to perform all of the checkpoints described.
For some reason I do well on the well but when it comes to real action, I can hardly deliver! It’s like something about perspective changes the dynamics totally but I guess the mere presence of a net and an opponent on the other side, can throw off the nerves. The wall just doesn’t translate as expected at lest in my experience
@@Noble.Hustler Its mental. Just relax and focus on the ball. Also drop your shoulder. Mainly just relax and don't get nervous about the opponent.
Best single backhand lesson ever!! Provides detailed instruction , checkpoints . reasons for why each position is crucial for the next. Reviews several times for you to remind you of progressions during the presentation. Simply outstanding instructor. Wish he lived near me.
You have forever fixed my serve mechanics, Backhand and Overhead. Unbelievable! For 40 years, I thought I knew what I was doing but was only deluding myself. My Backhand was a mess. I didn’t really know what I was doing until I saw your video and watched it several times. It made a lot of sense and so I practiced it three days ago. On the third day (today ), I used it in my doubles match. Awesome. The Overhead was another skill I had difficulty with until I watched your video. Amazing now ! But the technique I really wanted desperately to fix and own was the serve ... and I have you to thank you for. Like I said, the serve had been my nemesis for 40 years. But not anymore. What made it possible for me to have it was all because of your “birthday hat” analogy. The moment I saw that, my Brain kicked in. I saw it. This was a two weeks ago and I practiced it during the day at the club and at night (shadow practice) at home. I must’ve put in a hundred hours just on the mechanics. It was like an awakening. Thank you so much Ryan. I couldn’t have done it without you.
Wow. First of all, thank you for trusting me to help you with your game. That means the world to me. And second, the fact you took time out of your day to let me know how much the videos have helped you is simply amazing. You made my day.
Best Ever!!! Single one handed backhand lesson. Good detail, great checkpoints, and he reviews several times while going thru progressions and how and why they link up. Outstanding. . AAAAA++++
I think that 'your elbows out' is the BEST suggestion ever to make it easier to learn the correct movement. Bravo e grazie from Italy.
Thanks Ryan. What a comprehensive 21-min session how to execute a one handed back hand. Let me tell you one thing I have never seen a tennis coach as passionate as you are. You are a legend Ryan!
You are the best tennis teacher I 've watched on TH-cam. Thanks so much and keep go on!
for recreational players like the most of us, these checkpoints are so helpful. At game speed, most of us revert to our old usual habits and this helps reinforce that a change is needed. Appreciate a ton!
Wow thanks for the support. Appreciate you Sriram!!!
GREAT video. I love your use of checkpoints. That helps a lot.
Best detailed explanation for the backhand I have seeing so far. Fantastic job.
So glad you liked it Rogerio!!
Thanks mr best vid👍🏼👍🏼
Amazingly clear. Thank you, Coach!
Wow thanks so much! Glad you liked it!!
Absolutely great cue points, thank you
Wow thank you Liam! how kind of you!
This video it's so good that I come back to this video every now and then to improve my backhand and also help others. Thanks!!
Wow thank you so much!!
Ryan great explanation, basic and simple fundamentals, will put in place right away. two thumbs up buddy
Excellent instruction, one of the best I have seen covering a topspin one-handed backhand - thanks!
You are such a nice guy. I like and need all the repetition . I have watched the backhand video at least 4 times. Thanks, Ann
Wow! You certainly know your tennis mechanics! Thank you for great, basic, slow teaching tips!
Thank you Stacey! Appreciate the kind words of support. Have a great day!!
Brilliant clarity, thank you!
Very well explained my left handed backhand topspin backhand is erratic I do a lot of what you said but needed to know how to consistently get beneath the ball to feel confident of imparting topspin in order to consistently keep ball in court. You show how to do that very clearly and I can do that in my shadow swings so now need to practice with balls. I think I can improve my backhand from your video. Your description is much more comprehensive and detailed and explained than the other TH-cam coaches I have watched. Thanks for sharing your expertise so clearly and fully
Huzzah!! Most comprehensive tutorial I've ever watched. Looking forward to trying all of it, sir.
No hablo inglés, pero por tu gestualidad te puedo comprender muy bien...Desde Argentina, mis felicitaciones!!!
You have the best teaching skills that l have benefit the most.
THE BEST EXPLANATION I HAVE RECEIVED! THANKS,
AALFONSO, CUERNAVACA, MEXICO
Wow thank you so much Alfonso
Thanks Ryan, love your videos. For some reason most other TH-cam instructors bore me, but your videos always stay fun to watch, plus they're both practical to implement and often also quite concise which I appreciate. I purchased 2 of your mastery courses: serve, forehand and now here for the backhand. Gonna be really helpful to get these strokes optimized so I can grow further into more advanced stuff from a solid base.
One-handed backhand guidebook. The best instruction.
Wow thanks so much Calvin!!! Appreciate the support!!!
Youre really the best at those step by step explaining videos by far.
Thank you so much David. Appreciate the compliment.
Thanks for such a clear explanation! I am from Argentina. Today I discovered your channel and I can't stop watching your master classes! Today I start training my backhand!!!!!!🎾
Another great tutorial session Ryan. Would have loved to see some attached short videos of the pros playing the shot as you have explained in the lesson. Thanks Ryan.
Agreed. But I don’t have copyright permission for that. Don’t want to get in trouble. Thanks so much!!
Unbeliveble!!! What a one hand backhand class!!!! I`d say `` awesome, terrific`` .
I`m gonna ``spread`` your video to my friends down here in Brazil.
Thanks so much, coach Ryan.
Great hug!!!
Thanks for making it so much easier to understand the one handed back hand!
J’hésitais à abandonner le revers à deux mains (que j’ai adopté il y a 20 ans) et à revenir à un revers à une main (moins exigeant en déplacement) mais ce vidéo m’a convaincu. Explications brillantes. RYAN: I was hesitant to abandon my two-handed backhand (I’ve been doing it for 20 years now) and to go back to my original one-handed backhand but this video just convinced me. These are cristal clear instructions. You are a very talented instructor. Thank you so much.
Thanks!
Thank you coach! I am an amateur and I only had the backhand slice. Your instructions with checkpoints has enabled me to try and develop a good backhand. I am making progress and thank you so much coach 🙏🏽
Love your channel, Ry Baby! For the forward swing, our coach tells us to “open the garage door”. It’s a great analogy because your hand is even in the same position, ie palm down, thumb to the side. You just LIFT up! Boom. You got your topspin and you can now drive to work. Don’t forget to pick up the donuts.
Wow you are really amazing with such microscopic points. I am a beginner at 60 years of age. Picked up tennis 2 years back. And totally hooked on. All of you what you show feels a dream😅
Even despite being awesome and generally pretty epic, I'm still planning to watch every single one of these videos by 2mTennis.
Love your explanation. You are a master teacher!
Wow thank you!!! I really appreciate your kind words and support.
I'll be honest, when I first watched one of your videos (two handed backhand) I thought maybe you were a bit of a schnitzel. But the more I listened and watched, to this video in particular, the more I realized there was tremendous value in what you were teaching. Even the grip being explained so thoroughly was a huge bonus for me....no wonder my backhand has sucked my whole life!....to the closed face when we take the racquet back and WHYYYY it has to be like that....I humbly extend my apology for my earlier schnitzel thoughts; you've done great work here.
Wow thank you!! I appreciate your openness and giving me a chance!!
Thanks Ryan! It was a amazing coach. It's one of the best explanation I've ever seen
Oustanding Ryan! How marvelous you are willing to use your knowledge and time like this to make many others better - and happy! Your explanations, language and examples are incredibly clear. So wish you were in my area to work 1-1 with you. I'll be following all your lessons... and smelling my armpits often my friend.
Haha you had me laughing there at the end. Thanks Ron. Appreciate the kind words and support. Love malign the videos. Have a great week!!
Brilliant video as usual Ryan. You've got the best tennis instruction on TH-cam. I love the way you break the various strokes down. Please move to Ireland!!
Best tennis videos on TH-cam! When I'm looking for a tutorial, I don't even look at other channels anymore 😂
Wow thank you so much Adam!!!
Thanks so much for these immensely valuable tips! I’ve thoroughly enjoyed each of your videos! The checkpoints were like the aha moment! Light bulb went off
The only one handed video you will ever need!
Wow thank you!! Amazing comment.
Really amazing detailed breakdown. Best I've seen and I've been looking alot for tips. 🙏🏾
I’m so happy to hear that. Thanks for trusting me to help you with your tennis game!!!
I enjoy watching every single one of your videos. They are so informative and your teaching technis are incredible. Thank you for all your help.
Art
Wow Art. Thank you. I’m so happy you like the videos. I’ll continue to make them. Ans if you have. Video topic you’d like covered just let me know. Thanks so much!!!
I have been subscribed for a while but hadn't watched this video. (Maybe because you put out so much content, not that there's anything wrong with that!)
So, last night I saw Essential Tennis' clickbait video title on your tips for Ian's backhand and watched it. Wow, I love how strongly you presented your tips there. Bravo! Then I came here figuring you must have already dropped this knowledge cluster bomb and lo and behold-this totally awesome video!
I'm just bummed it's wet here today. I'm so stoked to go to the courts and work on transforming my one-hander. Keep up the fantastic work, Ryan.
Wow Doug thanks so much!! It was so much fun to do that lesson with ian. In addition to being a TH-camr I do mostly zoom lesson with players around the world each week (exactly how I did it with ian). If you ever want a private zoom lesson simply sign up at 2MinuteTennis.net. Thanks Doug. Keep me posted on your progress.
Ok i m just going to download all your videos .
You are simply the GOAT of explanation
Wow thank you so much!!!!!
i just have one question
At what moment i should turn ?
When the opponent hit the ball or when its over the net or what ?
Truly Detailed Instruction, Each bit is crystal clear. Keep your passion going! Thanks
Thanks
Wow thank you so much!
Well explained video for a beginner and also for a pro. Brilliantly shown.
Yet another great video. Thanks Ryan!
So glad you liked it!!!
Love these tips. Can't wait until I'll be able to try them on court.
Very very good, Ryan. I was sceptical at first but every second of your 20 minutes gives valuable info. Totally agree with Cam Lendrim below: it is the best exposition of s/h b/h I have seen.
The explanation is very polite.
Watching this video helps me understand what one handed backhand should be.. Great lesson!
Thank you, Ryan. Excellent instructions.
Thanks so much Krishna!!
think i'm gonna watch every video you have posted.
I just can say thank you so much.
This is a fantastic and brilliant way of driving home all the points ! 👍
Thank you for this, I can hardly wait to practice it on my own! Hats off to you Ryan🎩
Awesome instruction Ryan! I'm excited to put this into practice. I've also made a note to watch this video on a regular basis to absorb every last golden nugget.
Can't wait to practise this on the court, you broke this down very easily I feel confident I can now improve my backhand with confidence. Thank you.
Thanks Ryan really engage with the concept of understanding each checkpoint and getting it right to help the next. In the past having seen other videos I think I have tried to focus on checkpoint 5 as the fix to my backhand but neglected a couple of key things to get right on the previous checkpoints. I have so much more confidence in the consistency of my backhand and it is now a real weapon
wonderful instructions . Thanks Ryan
Absolutely perfect lesson!!! Thank You Master! :) Frank (Instructor from Budapest, Hungary, Europe)
This is really amazing. Such a great use of time. Do a correct and empathic recording and then have a million people benefit from a good thing. He is not only delivering his tennis knowledge: he is also exhibiting how the o ly thought on his mind is that you get what he's saying. Bravo
Wow thank you so much!! So kind of you to support me and say such encouraging things. Thanks again. You rock!!!
Amazing analysis, Ryan. I don't think many viewers appreciate how much preparation goes into each one of your videos --- the sequencing (including check-points), the mechanics of the body (joints, balance), and the physics of ball-striking (spin, power, follow-through) & trajectory (direction, consistency). I appreciate it!
Here is Busan in Korea. I am Lee. I am not good at English. So I couldn't understand exactly what you said. But I watched your video several times. It's really helpful. I really want to say thanks a lot.
Your videos are incredible! You really help break down complicated concepts into simple steps that’ve transformed my game. Thanks and keep them coming!
Very good explanation! As a child I've learned double handed backhand because that felt intuitive to me, but my tennis teacher told me to learn one handed backend. I felt that you have more flexibility when the ball comes near you. Years later after no tennis :-( I want to pickup where I left. I feel I can do it, but know that technique is key. You have to train your muscle memory first to do exactly what is explained here. Have been practicing in my living room as I type this. Thanks for the good info. Greetings from Belgium!
Very very impressive and I have seen every instructions video there is
Has to be one of the best if not the very best
Can't wait to try to implement some of these.
Wow thank you. Keep me posted how it works for you! Thanks!!
This video is unbelievably instructive 😊 one biggest issue I've seen at the rec level for the 1HBH along with the "strings to the sky", and a mistake I used to always make, is trying to flex the wrist out too soon upon making contact with the ball, to resemble the Dimi/Wawa finish. The contact and finish have such a fast transition, that they almost look like one motion, so players get caught between the motions and don't finish the follow-through properly, which can cause injury. By watching analyses of Stan's BH instead of just trying to copy via tv, it actually helped remedy that by paying more attention to my loading and dropping stages prior to contact. Breaking down the basic motion of each stroke allows for a more natural replica, and this video captures it. The finish you demonstrate reminds me of the one I was originally taught from a former player, Bill Behrens, for a short while some years ago. Also Ljubicic-esque.
as a beginner let me say.."Wow".....such great instuction!!!......and you also fixed my outside in golfswing....the checks in the mail
Wonderfully demonstrated one handed backhand which is more helpful... thank you very much Sir!
Absolutely fantastic.👏👏👏
Ryan, I found this video so helpful! I think your emphasis on checkpoints and video analysis is really valuable. I mount my phone on a tripod and review my backhand stroke checkpoint-to-checkpoint, repeating as needed until I see I'm executing the complete stroke accurately and consistently. Video analysis reveals defects that one might otherwise not recognize, especially on a relatively complex stroke such as the one-handed backhand. In the past, I found this incredibly helpful to improve my serve and video analysis with your checkpoint explanation is helping me now to clean up my one-handed backhand. I'm committed to making my backhand into an offensive part of my game and excited to work on it as a result of what you've shared. Awesome coaching!
Knock off the birthday hat for the serve was great, One handed backhand well explained again. Thank you
Wow , bravo,great lesson. Elbows position is a game changer and fairly easy to do, but the turning of the racket on the drop is the most difficult part to execute for me. Thks and keep sanding videos.
So nicely explained one handed backhand, clearing fundamental things. Thanks Sir. 🙏🙏
The best Back and listen that I ever saw
Thank you!! So glad you liked it!!!
Thanks Ryan, those were very useful tips indeed!!