Hi Simon, I'm a high-level player and I have struggled with my forehand for years. In all of the forehand videos I have watched on the Internet, yours are the best. I have significantly improved my forehand lately applying some basics you're teaching. I find your lessons to be relevant, interesting and technically very sound. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Keep it up.
Wow, as a fairly new player that’s watched soo many forehand videos ... this is definitely the best ! The step process is on point and example videos are spot on 👌🏼
Another excellent,very helpful & clear video.I only wish I could have seen your videos when I started playing 65 years ago.Your TH-cam viewers are fortunate to receive such wonderful instruction.
If possible doubles advice for average club players playing friendly sets at club sessions.I am still enjoying tennis despite being 76 years old.@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial
Your videos have taught me much more than my coaches in high school and throughout the years. Thank you for these informative and detailed technique analyses!
This is the best end to end forehand video I have seen. Using ur tips I was able to improve my forehand massively in just one session. Particularly like the hitting the ball with the buttcap drill. Thx so much for posting.
I have watched many many videos these years about forehand, maybe this one is not the best one for a beginner, but I think it's the best one that shows in a easy way to understand and make me clearly know how to hit a powerful forehand. Thanks a lot.
I learned so much of his vids it's insane and free huge respects to this man and his team, but you have to listen very carefully because it's so easy to fall back to old habits
you are an extraordinary trainer Simon, huge fan of your videos. Is it possible for you to upload some practice session of yours from backcourt view? Around 10-15 mins sessions if possible :) Thanks.
One more amazing video again!! When you see, it looks like really easy, but when I try to improve myself, it goes really bad😄whole body and head suppose to work together🙂
My points of interest: 7:57 - Cocked wrist on the back swing (feels whippy) 13:37 - Neutral stance - back leg to front leg (back leg can drive tru front)
Thanks Simon! I have watched many tennis training videos on TH-cam and yours are simply the best. Clear explanations always and very useful tips! You are a great coach. Keep up the good work!
I would have like to have such an explanation when I started to play tennis a long time ago, but there is no time to improve and I started this way of using my forehand this year, it's very interesting with new and better sensations to hit the ball :) Thank you for your very nice explanation :)
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Hello Simon- I know you have a bunch of comments every day on your channel so thank you for responding. I admit I have not watched all your content yet but I am working my way through it. Question for you - Let's assume I can physically do what you suggest I do in this video (which I can). I am 52 years old and mostly in shape. I "think" if I do everything you suggest in this video that I still can't hit as hard as a 35 year old due to the lack of power my body can physically generate. Do you have fitness training content that will talk help me improve racket head speed off the court? Thanks
A really informative lesson - thanks. Step three was particularly helpful regarding how to generate racquet head speed for power. Too often I would be too tightly coiled to generate power as I felt this helped me have better control. However, as you point out practice with doing the circular loop will solve this problem. P.S. If you get a chance please put paragraph breaks between the steps on the written instructions.
Technique changes every ten years in tennis. Nadal and Federer have lowered their racquet heads on the forehand over the last 7/8 years. They now have their hands waist level compared to almost shoulder height years ago. Great tip on hitting the ball with the butt cap and keeping the arm/hand loose.
Haven’t covered all your videos yet, but footwork drills, different strategies for games and perhaps training you can do without the racket and ball to help (like kettlebell swings for the core and mimic that swing to give you more power)
Hip rotation uses distinct specialized muscles (I've learned recently) and I'm reading that they play a distinct and important part in the load / unload process. Could you try to include this please? i.e. Abdominal rotation, hip rotation and leg drive (and rotation?) are all distinct but related components and need to be treated separately. I note you have improved on the same subject video of 3 years ago. Great to see such a commitment.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thanks for answering, coach.... Your channel is very complete and maybe more videos, if is posible, about exercising at home.... Best regards
Very helpfull thanks you, I have a bad habit with my forehand that my racket hit the ball very little and turn much to be stopin. So the forehand hit is very spin and low, easy to hit the net.
thanks for the video. My question: during the coiling in the preparation phase, whats going on with my feet? do they point straight ahead towards opponent or partially turn as well?
Thank you for the support Colin. Yes, I use the eastern forehand grip. Are there are videos you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
excellent video. Thanks. I only do not understand that you can keep your coil AND move your feet when approaching the ball! You coil and store energy as long as your feet stay put.
Hey Simon, I'd like to ask you whose forehand do you like the most? I like how Federer makes it look so easy and effortless, but otherwise I really like forehand of Stan... It looks so intensive😮😮
I like watching Federer's forehand in action, it's so relaxed and fluid, we can only strive to be as loose as him. As far as coaching, I too like Wawrinka's forehand, very early preparation, gets the racket into the power position early and has the racket head above the grip. I often use Stan's forehand as a model for my students to see, except I tend to train players to keep their racket more on the right side of their body (4-5 o'clock) whereas Stan tends to go back to 6 o'clock. In terms of all time, I loved watching Fernando Gonzalez's forehand. I watched him playing Igor Andreev (another cannon forehand) in a five-set battle, courtside at Wimbledon. Forehand frenzy. Great power but a bit too big on the swing.
Hi friend Simon, I'm practicing my forehand a lot with this video and I'm doing great, I get to give the ball a lot of speed, but I can't give it direction, is there any technique to give the direction to the ball that I want?
Thanks for your answer and excuse my impatience, but I have not understood, because if I direct my arm towards the target, I do not finish the blow, nor do I relax my arm at the end
I wonder if this dude is Aussie or Brit? Sometimes I can't tell. Awesome tennis tips. The butcap tip is totally brilliant! I've not heard anyone else say use the actual butcap to hit the ball in order to train your mind to use that image. Awesome tennis tips. I really want to take lessons with this coach.
I'm based in the UK, born in Scotland but now reside in England. Thank you for watching. Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
I am having trouble extending my arm through impact and contacting the ball in front of my body. I’m jammed and hitting late. Any tips PLEASE!!! Love you guys.
This was filmed in Oxford, in a beautiful little tennis club. We'd love to have you join us on court! Thanks for watching, Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
Hello my Good Coach,I do enjoy ur top 🎾 training.my problem in forehand is that I don't know if I should hold the racket strong from the beginning to the end, because I do not hold is strong and the forehand Short is not coming.
Hi Steven 3/5 balls are out as in long? If you're hitting long, apply more topspin. If you're hitting wide, apply more topspin and aim more into the middle of the court. If you're hitting into the net, lift the ball and give yourself good net clearance.
Dear Simon to create more rocket speed coming with butt cap of rocket towards the ball with bend rocket page or vertical rocket page which method gives more rocket speed
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks! I'm still working through and trying out the existing videos so I'll let you know when I get to something I need help with!
Thanks for watching. We'll cover the different types of swings inside the full Forehand Revolution course. We also analyse the best forehands in the world inside the course, including: - Nadal - Federer - Djokovic - Wawrinka - Del Potro - Sock - Kyrgios - Agassi - Gonzalez and many more Look out for the launch next week! All the best Simon
What racquet would you recommend for an intermediate player? I feel as though I'm past being a beginner and can serve and maintain rallies, but I feel like I have to work harder with my racquet and guide the ball a lot rather than being able to fully relax and swing with confidence. Your videos have helped me progress but I know a better racquet is now needed to progress more. I currently have a Head Radical 27 racquet. Thanks for your advice.
I would test out a bunch of different rackets and see which style suits your game the most. That's the only way of truly knowing if the racket is for you
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial but how i can test them out if I'm in a shop? I did an online search and Babolat Drive 2018 came out no1 but it's 140 pounds. It's difficult. There seems to be a big gap between the pricing for beginners racquets and anything more serious after that.
I think there is a gradual weight shift forward before you decide to rotate your hips and shoulders. Ideally you will want to initate the hip rotation before the shoulders so they can add to kinetic chain. I find it easier though to time the balls by actively engaging the shoulder rotation instead of relying solely on the hips to cause the racket to swing through
You want to store the energy and weight on the back leg until you start the forward phase of the swing. I like to try to really throw my body into the shot and see how much distance I can cover going forwards when I use the neutral stance (time permitting of course) Thanks for watching. Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
Hi Simon, I'm a high-level player and I have struggled with my forehand for years. In all of the forehand videos I have watched on the Internet, yours are the best. I have significantly improved my forehand lately applying some basics you're teaching. I find your lessons to be relevant, interesting and technically very sound. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Keep it up.
Great to hear and thank you for the support
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Hi Simon,
Among thousands of tennis tips on the internet, I find yours the most practical and useful. Keep going.
Thanks for watching Paco
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Will try it out tomorrow on practise! Dont stop guys , keep going, you are THE BEST on youtube , that’s for sure!!
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Wow, as a fairly new player that’s watched soo many forehand videos ... this is definitely the best ! The step process is on point and example videos are spot on 👌🏼
Thanks for watching 🙏
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Analytically, Methodologically , eloquently expressed , consequently well understood. Thank You.
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@ 9:46 I call it the "bear hug swing" something that a lot of beginners are attracted to lol
Haha the bear hug
Another excellent,very helpful & clear video.I only wish I could have seen your videos when I started playing 65 years ago.Your TH-cam viewers are fortunate to receive such wonderful instruction.
Thanks for watching Alan
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If possible doubles advice for average club players playing friendly sets at club sessions.I am still enjoying tennis despite being 76 years old.@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial
65 years ago is more of continental grip with slicing and pushing the ball.
Wow, this was so incredibly informative. I wish I saw this video at the beginning of the season. :) Thanks for sharing your insights!
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Your videos have taught me much more than my coaches in high school and throughout the years. Thank you for these informative and detailed technique analyses!
I think this is the best tennis instruction channel on the web.
Thank you for the support!
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This is the best end to end forehand video I have seen. Using ur tips I was able to improve my forehand massively in just one session. Particularly like the hitting the ball with the buttcap drill. Thx so much for posting.
Thanks for watching
I have watched many many videos these years about forehand, maybe this one is not the best one for a beginner, but I think it's the best one that shows in a easy way to understand and make me clearly know how to hit a powerful forehand. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for watching.
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This is what I'm looking for, clear and easy explanations, thank you so much. 🎾❤
Thanks for watching 🙏
This is the kind of instructional video I prefer. Thank you for providing the hows and whys.
Glad to hear it was helpful 👍
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Vous êtes un bon coach vos conseils sont pertinents des détails exacts thanks bravo
Merci d'avoir regardé
Y a-t-il des leçons que vous aimeriez voir dans un avenir proche?
Bonne chance
Simon
Perfekt explanation.
Thank you.
Can't wait to try it out.
Best regards Artin.
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Love the detailed instructions. Just started following your videos.
Thx Simon
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another awesome video simon
Thanks Pete
I learned so much of his vids it's insane and free huge respects to this man and his team, but you have to listen very carefully because it's so easy to fall back to old habits
Thank you for watching 👍
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Thanks your techniques are really improving the way of my playing.
Thank you for watching
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What a beautiful court! Hope the bounce is not too inconsistent!
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you are an extraordinary trainer Simon, huge fan of your videos. Is it possible for you to upload some practice session of yours from backcourt view? Around 10-15 mins sessions if possible :) Thanks.
Thanks for watching Zetoc.
I'll try to film some sessions in the next few weeks
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One more amazing video again!! When you see, it looks like really easy, but when I try to improve myself, it goes really bad😄whole body and head suppose to work together🙂
Keep going 💪
Amazing content coach…this channel has helped me improve tremendously! Keep up the great work!!
My points of interest:
7:57 - Cocked wrist on the back swing (feels whippy)
13:37 - Neutral stance - back leg to front leg (back leg can drive tru front)
Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks Simon! I have watched many tennis training videos on TH-cam and yours are simply the best. Clear explanations always and very useful tips! You are a great coach. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the great support and your kind words.
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I would have like to have such an explanation when I started to play tennis a long time ago, but there is no time to improve and I started this way of using my forehand this year, it's very interesting with new and better sensations to hit the ball :)
Thank you for your very nice explanation :)
Thanks for watching Sophie.
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The best forehand video I have ever seen. Thank you
Thank you for watching
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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Hello Simon- I know you have a bunch of comments every day on your channel so thank you for responding. I admit I have not watched all your content yet but I am working my way through it. Question for you - Let's assume I can physically do what you suggest I do in this video (which I can). I am 52 years old and mostly in shape. I "think" if I do everything you suggest in this video that I still can't hit as hard as a 35 year old due to the lack of power my body can physically generate. Do you have fitness training content that will talk help me improve racket head speed off the court? Thanks
Thank you! I will practice tomorrow.
A really informative lesson - thanks.
Step three was particularly helpful regarding how to generate racquet head speed for power. Too often I would be too tightly coiled to generate power as I felt this helped me have better control. However, as you point out practice with doing the circular loop will solve this problem.
P.S. If you get a chance please put paragraph breaks between the steps on the written instructions.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video Simon!
I really liked the part with the swoosh sound.
I am working on forty to fifty swoosh per day now!
Thank you.
Thanks for watching Hans
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This is just brilliant.. Thank you.
You’re welcome 😉
Technique changes every ten years in tennis. Nadal and Federer have lowered their racquet heads on the forehand over the last 7/8 years. They now have their hands waist level compared to almost shoulder height years ago. Great tip on hitting the ball with the butt cap and keeping the arm/hand loose.
Very detailed oriented, extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you for the very informative tennis video.
Our pleasure!
Hi. A video on hitting forehand’s on the dead run would be helpful to me.
Excellent and easy to follow lesson
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Great step by step for powerful forhand!!
Thanks for watching
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Simon - love your tutorials! They have been very helpful and all of them on point. Thanks
Great to hear!
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Haven’t covered all your videos yet, but footwork drills, different strategies for games and perhaps training you can do without the racket and ball to help (like kettlebell swings for the core and mimic that swing to give you more power)
Awesome advice.
Thank you for watching 👍
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Hip rotation uses distinct specialized muscles (I've learned recently) and I'm reading that they play a distinct and important part in the load / unload process. Could you try to include this please?
i.e. Abdominal rotation, hip rotation and leg drive (and rotation?) are all distinct but related components and need to be treated separately.
I note you have improved on the same subject video of 3 years ago. Great to see such a commitment.
New forehand lessons are on the way, stay tuned
Great and amazing explain sir,, u r great coach
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Thank you sir
thanks really helped me up my game
Happy to hear that
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have you guys done the backhand yet?@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial
Great instruction Simon!! Thank You!!
Thank you for the support Rico
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Great Explanation Simon.
Thank You!!
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I'm going to get out and practice butt cap forehand strokes --- nice idea, along with "swish" sound!
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Thank you coach from Indonesia 👍
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Thanks for your videos, Coach Simon....They help me a lot .....Best regards from Mexico City.
Happy to help!
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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thanks for answering, coach.... Your channel is very complete and maybe more videos, if is posible, about exercising at home.... Best regards
Excellent explanations. Thanks
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super value video tks
Thank you for watching 👍
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Very helpfull thanks you, I have a bad habit with my forehand that my racket hit the ball very little and turn much to be stopin. So the forehand hit is very spin and low, easy to hit the net.
This lesson may help you- th-cam.com/video/Rm08-qbXeW8/w-d-xo.html
Like very much your videos, very usefull! Thanks a lot.
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thanks for the video. My question: during the coiling in the preparation phase, whats going on with my feet? do they point straight ahead towards opponent or partially turn as well?
Initially they'll be facing forwards as you initiate the upper body coil but they'll also turn as soon as you make your first step towards the ball
Incredibly informative content man! Thank you for sharing!
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Many thanks for sharing.
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Very good video - clear and inspiring - thanks for sharing !
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Nobody’s videos are as good as yours and Alex’s! I’m kind of curious what grip you use Simon. Do you use eastern mainly? Or a different grip
Thank you for the support Colin.
Yes, I use the eastern forehand grip.
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Yes yet again a good video
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Great video. Thank you very much
Thanks for watching,
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excellent video. Thanks. I only do not understand that you can keep your coil AND move your feet when approaching the ball!
You coil and store energy as long as your feet stay put.
I totally agree with these guys. Great Vid!
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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial cool yes perhaps a good progression to teach the backhand slice to "older people" :)
Awesome channel, you guys have helped my game so much Thank you,
side note@ 12:28 racquetflex
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Verry nice
Thanks
Good job coach.
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Thanks, bro.
Thank you for watching
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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Yes, it would be great to see a lesson on anticipation!
Excellent video.
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Loved the lesson!! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
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Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons sure! Videos on improving the grip hold/change when we change shot types, improving back hand and serves
Excellent video
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It really helped me out :)
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great lesson, simon!
Thanks for watching Rogerio
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Good tips thanks
Thanks for watching
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Hi Simon,
what app do you use to create your videos?
Have fun
Andy
Excellent, thank you.
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Great instructions
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Hey Simon, I'd like to ask you whose forehand do you like the most?
I like how Federer makes it look so easy and effortless, but otherwise I really like forehand of Stan...
It looks so intensive😮😮
I like watching Federer's forehand in action, it's so relaxed and fluid, we can only strive to be as loose as him.
As far as coaching, I too like Wawrinka's forehand, very early preparation, gets the racket into the power position early and has the racket head above the grip. I often use Stan's forehand as a model for my students to see, except I tend to train players to keep their racket more on the right side of their body (4-5 o'clock) whereas Stan tends to go back to 6 o'clock.
In terms of all time, I loved watching Fernando Gonzalez's forehand.
I watched him playing Igor Andreev (another cannon forehand) in a five-set battle, courtside at Wimbledon. Forehand frenzy.
Great power but a bit too big on the swing.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial The flailin' Chilean...:-) Loved watching him too!
Great video, your best yet!
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Hi friend Simon, I'm practicing my forehand a lot with this video and I'm doing great, I get to give the ball a lot of speed, but I can't give it direction, is there any technique to give the direction to the ball that I want?
We’re planning on making a lesson on forehand accuracy soon but focus on extending out towards your target 🎯
Thanks for your answer and excuse my impatience, but I have not understood, because if I direct my arm towards the target, I do not finish the blow, nor do I relax my arm at the end
I wonder if this dude is Aussie or Brit? Sometimes I can't tell. Awesome tennis tips. The butcap tip is totally brilliant! I've not heard anyone else say use the actual butcap to hit the ball in order to train your mind to use that image. Awesome tennis tips. I really want to take lessons with this coach.
I'm based in the UK, born in Scotland but now reside in England.
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@thinair my apologies to the Aussies.
Love it thanks
I am having trouble extending my arm through impact and contacting the ball in front of my body. I’m jammed and hitting late. Any tips PLEASE!!! Love you guys.
Check out this lesson Mark, in particular drill two - th-cam.com/video/9T6ixfsb9Bc/w-d-xo.html
Where exactly is that court? Looks so gorgeous. You're awesome by the way wish I could afford one of your clinics.
This was filmed in Oxford, in a beautiful little tennis club.
We'd love to have you join us on court!
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Can you pls make video on direction of serve
We'll try to make one soon
Hello my Good Coach,I do enjoy ur top 🎾 training.my problem in forehand is that I don't know if I should hold the racket strong from the beginning to the end, because I do not hold is strong and the forehand Short is not coming.
Try to be as loose as possible but still grip it tight enough so that the racket doesn’t move in your hand during the contact point
I did everything like u said = i have more power and my forhend is faster!
Hi Steven
3/5 balls are out as in long?
If you're hitting long, apply more topspin.
If you're hitting wide, apply more topspin and aim more into the middle of the court.
If you're hitting into the net, lift the ball and give yourself good net clearance.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks mate! I had problem with my topspin. Today i decided to spin ball much aggresive than earlier and it works!
Dear Simon to create more rocket speed coming with butt cap of rocket towards the ball with bend rocket page or vertical rocket page which method gives more rocket speed
To create maximum power and speed, a flat racket face (facing towards the right side of the court) will help you
Excellent! 👍
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Thanks you
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Great video!!!
Thanks for watching Marlon
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Im gonna try this today!
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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks! I'm still working through and trying out the existing videos so I'll let you know when I get to something I need help with!
Can you do a semi open and open stance video? I keep leaning back when I load the back leg and fall backwards when I hit the forehand .
Check out this lesson, we cover the open stance within - th-cam.com/video/cCaZiNBQxnU/w-d-xo.html
Could you please make a vid on different type/styles of backswing? And keep up the quality vids👍👍👍
Thanks for watching.
We'll cover the different types of swings inside the full Forehand Revolution course.
We also analyse the best forehands in the world inside the course, including:
- Nadal
- Federer
- Djokovic
- Wawrinka
- Del Potro
- Sock
- Kyrgios
- Agassi
- Gonzalez and many more
Look out for the launch next week!
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love this video
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Great tips 👍
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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial I'd like to learn about different tennis shoes and tennis raquettes, pros and cons of different types.
Great! I learnt a lot thank youu!💖
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What racquet would you recommend for an intermediate player? I feel as though I'm past being a beginner and can serve and maintain rallies, but I feel like I have to work harder with my racquet and guide the ball a lot rather than being able to fully relax and swing with confidence. Your videos have helped me progress but I know a better racquet is now needed to progress more. I currently have a Head Radical 27 racquet. Thanks for your advice.
I would test out a bunch of different rackets and see which style suits your game the most.
That's the only way of truly knowing if the racket is for you
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial but how i can test them out if I'm in a shop? I did an online search and Babolat Drive 2018 came out no1 but it's 140 pounds. It's difficult. There seems to be a big gap between the pricing for beginners racquets and anything more serious after that.
Ive been using the Wilson Pro Staff rf97 since month 4 when I really decided I would be a tennis player for life. Polyester strings
Would be nice to see more visuals/examples while he talks.
I agree it’s not visual and not verry clear and structured
Yes
Do you shift your weight a bit forward as you swing the racquet to meet the ball?
The swing is initiated by rotating the hips?
I think there is a gradual weight shift forward before you decide to rotate your hips and shoulders. Ideally you will want to initate the hip rotation before the shoulders so they can add to kinetic chain. I find it easier though to time the balls by actively engaging the shoulder rotation instead of relying solely on the hips to cause the racket to swing through
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I’m thinking the weight shift need only be one inch forward. One inch of 150-200 lbs of mass on a 2oz ball= much Force
You want to store the energy and weight on the back leg until you start the forward phase of the swing. I like to try to really throw my body into the shot and see how much distance I can cover going forwards when I use the neutral stance (time permitting of course)
Thanks for watching.
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
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Someone hitting a short back spin slice to your backhand in which you have to run to it
Another very good video
Well video forehand.please learn backhand and service.