Tweener Lesson with Former WTA Player Ema Burgic Bucko
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In today's lesson, I teach the tweener to former WTA player Ema Burgic.
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Fun video! Nice that you gave a shout out to Coach Gu over at Tennis Spin.
Such great coaching with little adjustments. Love the progressions. And Emma’s positive attitude the whole time helps too.
Nice shout out to Tennis Spin and Coach Gu!
I watch Tennis Spin as well! So cool.. now my dream is to watch a match between Nick and Tomaz from feel tennis
I laughed out loud when she finally got it, Great job Emma and Nic
Me gusta como maneja las progresiones en los entrenamientos y tambien el entusiasmo que transmite en cada clase, disfruta mucho su profesion
This gives me hope! I'm 5'4" and need this when I miss a lob! Lol
Shout out to Coach Gu!
How have I been on tennis youtube this long and missed a Coach Gu Tweener Tutorial?
I love to hear the sound of the volleys
Great video Nick !! I actually cheered when Ema finally nailed it 👍
You're an outstanding coach with tons of passion. Love your channel. Love seeing you also give credit where credit is due. Thank you for all you do!
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Excellent!! You are one of the very few tennis instructors I like! I love how you just do and the lesson is the most important part! Thank you 🎾
Was watching Gu’s vid and it took me here.
You are the goat coach Nick! Love all your videos ! Hats off
Now i must learn the tweener, nice video Nick and Ema! 😀
Der Volley bei 0.26 war nicht schlecht für deine Holzhand hahahahah geiles Vid!!
That was fun 😵💫🎾
I can't hit this shot either. Maybe I'll practice after having kids 😉
Great Ema!
Coach Gu! Awesome shout out!
I love your tennis video♡
Is a great shut because young kids like to learn it and as a coach you have to have it in your toolbox. Thanks Olaf
She finally got it when the feed didn't tail to the right. You put side spin on every one haha
Shout out to Tennis Spin, where we put our spin on your tennis. Harry is the stringing wizard!
EDIT: Subscribe to Ema's channel you say? Done and done!
The back to front shot seems to be more cooler these days.
I want my forehand to look that smooth and round ... that is a beautiful technique, what is to be expected from a WTA level player tho but still
Great video lesson. In an upcoming video could you teach how to hit the squash shot the pros do.
Coming soon
That's easy to see but hard to do I think soo... I will try to do this 😊
i will put on some shin guards and practice this ;)
and a cup
plz tell me best grip for tosh speen shott plz make one video plz
My next lesson!
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First one here! Tweeners are awesome!
this is me every time I try to hit this shot.
Ok, now let’s see Osaka video answer where she will crush tweeners.
La gran Willy by Guillermo vilas
The equivalent to Willie Mays making the ‘catch’ in the World Series. Trust me, I played baseball. ⚾️👍😉...You watched coach Gu, too?! 😂
what string is that orange string?
Its a lot easier to do when you are tall. I am 5'8" and I have to jump or lift one leg. Otherwise the racket will hit the ground...for me anyway.
Hey, sorry, I'm also 5'8" and also 52 years old. I've been hitting tweeners since I was a (short) teenager. It's all about timing. My tweener lob needs work on though. Lol
I'm also 5' 8", I also have the same problem. Especially because I always tend to straighten my arm out in each of my strokes
@@miguelbarahona6636 well done man. The feeling is incredible eh?
@@miguelbarahona6636 I'm lost. With a tweener the court is behind you. 🤔. How can you look at the "incoming ball"? My perception is that you're running in the opposite direction of the net hence the ball is going further away. Your goal is to reach the ball, over it, and hit the ball backwards to the court. Your advice is confusing me, unless I'm misunderstanding.
@@miguelbarahona6636 I know, I hit them regularly. I was questioning your description. You spoke of the "incoming ball" and I got quite confused. Anyway I think we understand each other now. I need to practice my tweener lob tho. Haven't hit a successful one yet.
I've never quite understood why women very rarely can hit tweeners. After all, they don't have valuable family jewels in the "line of fire" lol.
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Height and general space between the legs? if you said this Nick my bad...YT wont show me replies lol.
Good point lol
What was her high WTA ranking?
I watched Coach Andrew Gu for this lesson too
I'm not an expert but I think Emma started running early expecting a lob. The beauty of tweener is the unexpected, the sense of being late and desperation to reach the ball that's way ahead and almost on its second bounce. If she started running when the ball was already high, that'd have made it feel more natural to her.
Yep.... I learned pretty easily just using a wall... this is helpful because you can practice angling your body for more control and accuracy.
How tight is your Bab strung at? And why the heck don’t you put a dampener on??? The “twang”is driving me nuts!
Continental grip?
Yep
Dude this girl was 145 in the world...
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came at 26 views
The main reason why the tweener is not popular on the WTA tour is that women are shorter than men. It is obviously a lot easier for tall people considering that racquet length is the same for everyone. Has Schwartzman ever hit a tweener?
Plenty of 6 foot women that can’t hit Tweeners on tour. Look up kasaktina (who’s shorter) teaching Osaka th-cam.com/video/7Bq-CcMRXRo/w-d-xo.html
tweeners are overrate. i prefer to keep the ball on my left when running, then just use a forehand slice to hit backwards. it is easy to use and you can hit it with good height too to lob the net player
Osaka can't do a tweener? ...surprising.
I have another theory why women don't do tweeners, basketball. You see, Nick plays basketball (assuming coz he wore a Kobe jersery). You don't raise your other leg like a dog peeing; it's more like a basketball move, eurostep like James Harden, so that it is more fluid.
sorry, but here you made a mistake as a coach.. you gave the lob much too fast and too low.. to be able to make a tweener, you need a longer and much higher ball.. the bounce height is important.. here she doesn't have any chance
Very rarely seen a woman player do a tweener shot ever and never in a tournament and you are right that generally in a physical exertion manner women do not 'show off'. They do not need to simply.
They simply have not evolved to do so and have always adopted more conserving and defensive physical expressions especially more so after the Paleolithic era(when females in my Paleo-Nordid ancestors were athletic and ruthless) it seems. As they are the trait selectors and not at the genetic edge or pioneers like men are they would not need to take on this role for their species. Men meanwhile were under harsh(until very recentley in this artificial 'society' unless one is talking fake wealth or 'money') selection due to a woman needing the strongest, fittest, most co-ordinated and intelligent male possible and a man's physical expressions and abilities define the quality on offer. Doing impressive-like things that some may consider 'crazy' have always been a part of how men and especially young men are. In Scandinavia and some parts of Australia this used to be common and I think Russians have this and would understand it.
Infact when I have played practice sets or club matches with ladies or girls and I have ever lobbed them(which is rare) they seem to simply give up or just do a backhand like Emma did.
So it makes sense that you see the bravest, daring, highest risk and fanciest shots employed generally by men as we are the outwards attacking element of the species
It's unbelievable the gap between women's and men's tours. Not sure where she was ranked but she would struggle against club level recreational players. Yet the prize money is the same.
Serena would be 100-200 ranked player on ATP....but we aren't suppose to talk about it : /
@@ldeue4837 more like 700 as mcenroe said
@@DanTuber You have to consider the fragile package that you are dealing with and be subtle....thus why I used a higher ranking.
Where is Anna? Why spend time and effort on a lame trick shot.
u can't hit a tweener and here SB teach a Tweener. U just a recreational tennis player why need WTA to demo why you u hit tweener and tell how to hit?
youtube pro tennis player
by the way that is not a tweener at all