Spot on! I've been playing (learning) tennis for a few months only. I'm a mom and an airline pilot. Your explanations are amazing for beginners. Even my coach (former professional player) was surprised how much I got better since I've been watching your videos. 😀 I have no words to express how much I love learning this wonderful sport. For sure you're a part of it.
Wow thank you so much!! I’m honored to be part of your tennis journey. Best of luck and if you’d like me to personally help you I do offer stroke analysis and Zoom lessons. You can learn about it here: onlinetraining.2minutetennis.net/programs
Haha! I've just got a new coach and he made videos of my forehand and backhand and sent them to the owner of the court because he was so amazed and could not believe how precisely I was doing them (I'm a 47 yo beginner). I've watched your videos so many times that I almost know them by heart. And I have to tell you that you are doing so good with those stuff some can't (or don't want to) understand - only because you are not coaching pros, you are TEACHING recreational players. Your advices and explanations are totally USEful eventhough pros are doing differently. Sometimes we have to take extra miles in order to arrive in our destination. We will understand later why it was necessary. 😊
Excellent lessons. Very clear. He makes things look very easy to do and at the same time the way he teaches encourages the student to do it again and again. Practice makes perfect.
I've seen the closed racquet face in the petting the dog stage in so many videos before but never adhered to it because I never understood the impact, till this video. Thank you, gonna try this today. Subscribed!
Brilliant, easy to understand coaching techniques. Your videos have made a tremendous improvement on my game, but particularly my forehand. I always recommend your site to other players in the club.
Just received my topspin pro today ordering from your link. I'm watching this video and learning topspin. I am a flat hitter so I need to add topspin in my tool bag. Great product and great video. Going to practice 15 mins everyday until I get it and swing naturally on court.
Ryan (birthday hat guy), I love your specific instruction. It’s helping me coach young players correctly with their serves and FH and BH groundies. Also appreciate your sense of humor. Great job! Paul
I bought a top spin pro with your link. With your video and the top spin pro I finally have top spin after playing for many years. I do all the checkpoints when I use the top spin pro. It helps so much. Top spin feels good. Thanks so much.
Thank you for this amazing video. My 7 y.o daughter who started to train tennis watched together and your work is an easiest way to explain importance of teaching technique till smallest details 👌👌👌👌👍
My biggest issue right now is I catch the ball on the bottom lip of the racket, I use a western grip. Happens fairly often with the TSP and on the court. I switch to a semi W I’m always very long. Been watch this video and I missed the part where you swing up from back to front, that felt better when I started doing that. Thank you for these
Maybe he is not a good tennis player like Roger Federer but he is a good teacher. Mr Roger Federer is good tennis player but he is not a good teacher like this guy. That why we have coach and tennis player, teacher and student...Thank very much for your detailed instructions
I went back to this video just now after 6 months to see if it could help me to improve my forehand consistenct and i found i had stopped it then at the exact point that i needed to watch now, the letter V 🙏
Awesome posts Ryan - i can always take what you suggest direct to court and use - many thx. Can you suggest an affordable tennis ball machine so i can practise forehands and backhands when doing solo work? Cheers Andrew
Nice explanation. Your videos are the most logical on the Net that I can find. I am new to tennis, realized I am not bending my knees, and possibly that my racquet is not closed enough on the take-back leading to high flying balls, like the 2-1-2, and I did notice that I tend to face the ball at the point of contact and not the net (good). I do think I will record myself and try to see what I'm doing. I think if you did a video on how to record yourself for helping someone (like you) analyze their game or parts of it, that would be something I've not seen on other tennis channels. Like, what angles, what frame rates, what strokes would help you as an analyst analyze the student's game if they can't be there with you. Lastly, ignore the critics on TH-cam. It's like, "You came all the way from Espana or wherever just to leave a snide comment?"
Hi Ryan, watched this one and the other video where you combined the forehand, backhand top spin and serve. Love your checkpoints! One question on the serve, as we coil and load on the right leg (lean backwards) how it it possible to throw the ball 1-2ft inside the baseline? That’s my struggle.
I've never been this interested in vdo tennis lessons, I've watched 5 of your lessons already in minutes. Great delivery, simple, to the point and effective.
Loved the video. My only question is it seems you are letting the ball drop so low before contact. Where is the optimum contact point on the topspin forehand. Thanks
Thanks so much. Since gravity hasn’t changed, the court shape hasn’t changed, and our bodies haven’t changed, the “old” way works better for amateurs better than the “modern” and “next gen” forehands. New isn’t always better. Thanks so much!!!
keeping the left arm on the racket (right handed player) will form the structure, As mentioned by Homer Kelley Golfing machine, we call it power package. Powerpackage form a structure, as of if the right hand move the shoulder will follow as well as the rest of the components, as it is all connected. That will automatically do what you say the unit turn. In my opinion. never intentionally control our pivot directly, as hand is the only component feeling the weight and torque of the club/racket. Within the neurocircutry, if we are using pivot to command the rest of the component, we will call it over shadowing... As Tim Gallaway address this as using self one to control your motion
If I can suggest using an old racket when using this for the first time, especially being a new player. I have a few chips at the top of my racket edge from it clipping the plastic cleats next to the ball. 😊
check point Nr.5 use the racket make the celling a hole.hah. anyway, very useful technic I learned from ur series video. excellent length of the video. let me try and practice after I saw 5min....
Wrist lag is fine but don’t purposely do it. It ruins more forehands than it helps. Nobody taught Federer wrist lag. A player’s natural athleticism will allow it to happen. Don’t force it. That’s why I never teach it. Have a great day!!!
It is great! My coach usually talk to me about using more body to drive my hand. However, check out number 5 is using more hand more than body rotation? Is that right?
How exciting that you’re learning to play. Of course it’s not too late. And I’m also 42!!! Let me know if you need a specific video topic in the future!!
@@2MinuteTennis many thanks for your reply. I am not sure what to ask, but most of my shots hits the net wall as if I am playing baseball or cricket. Perhaps I am not holding the racquet correctly. I'll explore your channel to see if there is something on how to hold your racquet for absolute beginners. Thanks once again.
The problem I am having with this with the inside in forehand, that ending motion to be on the right side of the V ends of lifting the ball, any suggestions to beat this? Thanks for the tutorial, quite practical otherwise.
Coach I have a question, ain't the chest and the kinetic energy of the coil supposed to lead the movement of the forehand? Maybe I'm misunderstanding but u seem to be using more arm than that
Your're absolutely right. Ryan doesn't explain the body transfer/kinetic chain "check point" to not complicate things for most of viewers but you just add what Tom Alsop from TPA Tennis demonstrates: incorporate the throwing stone motion by your right side and you'll have the whole package!!
Has anyone bought a topspin pro? I'm tempted but want to hear from people who have bought and used and got results from it. Is it as good as Ryan says?
@@2MinuteTennis two handed, but the leason with the topspin pro is very good, actually I am comparing my own video with yours for the forehand. It would be great to have it with the backhand tecniche
It's absolutely necessary to teach correct way, not to show simplified one! Because the simple approach might become a habit wich will not easy to be fix later, year or maybe more...
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How to Hit a Prefect Topspin Forehand
Spot on! I've been playing (learning) tennis for a few months only. I'm a mom and an airline pilot. Your explanations are amazing for beginners. Even my coach (former professional player) was surprised how much I got better since I've been watching your videos. 😀
I have no words to express how much I love learning this wonderful sport. For sure you're a part of it.
Wow thank you so much!! I’m honored to be part of your tennis journey. Best of luck and if you’d like me to personally help you I do offer stroke analysis and Zoom lessons. You can learn about it here: onlinetraining.2minutetennis.net/programs
Haha! I've just got a new coach and he made videos of my forehand and backhand and sent them to the owner of the court because he was so amazed and could not believe how precisely I was doing them (I'm a 47 yo beginner). I've watched your videos so many times that I almost know them by heart. And I have to tell you that you are doing so good with those stuff some can't (or don't want to) understand - only because you are not coaching pros, you are TEACHING recreational players. Your advices and explanations are totally USEful eventhough pros are doing differently. Sometimes we have to take extra miles in order to arrive in our destination. We will understand later why it was necessary. 😊
Finally someone explain so good that I could understand rsss
I’m so glad the video helped you!!!!!!!
Another amazing video! I am going to training today - will keep all of these instructions in my head! Thank you again!
Your articulations is clear can’t wait to try, thank you so much
I really like when you show it all in the beginning of the video and then explain it, thank you for all of these
So glad you liked the video!! Have an awesome day!!!
Sir, you are a good teacher. Not many people can claim that.
Hey chris! What a nice compliment. Appreciate your support. 😊🎾👍
Excellent lessons. Very clear. He makes things look very easy to do and at the same time the way he teaches encourages the student to do it again and again. Practice makes perfect.
Really good through explanation! Can't wait to try these out in my practice.
I've seen the closed racquet face in the petting the dog stage in so many videos before but never adhered to it because I never understood the impact, till this video. Thank you, gonna try this today. Subscribed!
Coach, you nailed it! As expected!
Thanks so loch adrian!!
Much *
Brilliant, easy to understand coaching techniques. Your videos have made a tremendous improvement on my game, but particularly my forehand. I always recommend your site to other players in the club.
Thank you so much Alexandria! I appreciate you supporting the channel! ✅🎉😊🎾👍
Just received my topspin pro today ordering from your link. I'm watching this video and learning topspin. I am a flat hitter so I need to add topspin in my tool bag. Great product and great video. Going to practice 15 mins everyday until I get it and swing naturally on court.
perfect RYAN, thanks for your teachings, your 6 steps topspin forehand, make it easy for me to realize what I was doing wrong -
Amazing explanation. One of the best I have seen. I really like the 6 checkpoints, I don't think anyone explained it in such a great detail.
Awesome video, Ryan! Learned a lot as always =]
Ryan (birthday hat guy), I love your specific instruction. It’s helping me coach young players correctly with their serves and FH and BH groundies. Also appreciate your sense of humor. Great job!
Paul
Thanks Paul! It makes me so happy to hear coaches benefiting. Glad to add a little to the tennis world. Thank you!!
I bought a top spin pro with your link. With your video and the top spin pro I finally have top spin after playing for many years. I do all the checkpoints when I use the top spin pro. It helps so much. Top spin feels good. Thanks so much.
Love the modern take on Braden's techniques.
Excellent video. Thank you so much sir. I ordered the topspin and look forward to using it.
Thanks Gregg! I just got the email confirmation. Thanks for the support!!!
Absolutely amazing coaching lessons...one of the best I suppose...
Thank you so much!!!!! I really appreciate it!
Wonderful explanation! I can't wait for the one hand backhand :-)
Detailed, but simple instructions. Coach - love your delivery!
Wow thanks so much!! So glad you like the video. Just happy to share ideas about getting better at tennis. Have a great day!!!
I never undestood how is the technique of Topsin like you explain so clear
Best explanation I have heard
Regards from Brazil. Great video Dude. It helps me a lot. Congrats 🍾
Your demonstrations and steps provides great check points to assess player movments
Thank you Rachel. I really appreciate your kind words.
Coach, you are the best
Incredible…. Sooo much info in one video.. excellent for ANY instructor of tennis
Thank you for this amazing video. My 7 y.o daughter who started to train tennis watched together and your work is an easiest way to explain importance of teaching technique till smallest details 👌👌👌👌👍
My biggest issue right now is I catch the ball on the bottom lip of the racket, I use a western grip. Happens fairly often with the TSP and on the court. I switch to a semi W I’m always very long.
Been watch this video and I missed the part where you swing up from back to front, that felt better when I started doing that. Thank you for these
Great video coach! Very helpful
Excellent, thank you so much!
So glad you liked it. Thanks!!!
Maybe he is not a good tennis player like Roger Federer but he is a good teacher. Mr Roger Federer is good tennis player but he is not a good teacher like this guy. That why we have coach and tennis player, teacher and student...Thank very much for your detailed instructions
Wow thank you so much!!!! I really appreciate the kind words.
Thank you very very very much my friend! What a beautiful tennis lesson I have ever had, thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!
thank you. First really good video about how to hit the top spin. I have a western grip. Maybe some tip for using this video with my grip?
Great video,thanks
Great work. Sets a perfect foundation. When do we get one of these for the 2 handed backhand?
Excelente explanation, I'll put it in practice
Very interesting! Thanks!
Great lesson really!
Thank you☀️
great video! really just great! so happy to come across your channel! liked and subscribed already .. keep up the good work.
Wow thanks so much Leo!! I make about 2 videos per day so keep a look out!! Thanks again!
Best explanation ever
Another great video..
very good lessons
Thank you sir
I went back to this video just now after 6 months to see if it could help me to improve my forehand consistenct and i found i had stopped it then at the exact point that i needed to watch now, the letter V 🙏
Awesome posts Ryan - i can always take what you suggest direct to court and use - many thx. Can you suggest an affordable tennis ball machine so i can practise forehands and backhands when doing solo work? Cheers Andrew
Thanks!
Excellent
Nice explanation. Your videos are the most logical on the Net that I can find. I am new to tennis, realized I am not bending my knees, and possibly that my racquet is not closed enough on the take-back leading to high flying balls, like the 2-1-2, and I did notice that I tend to face the ball at the point of contact and not the net (good). I do think I will record myself and try to see what I'm doing. I think if you did a video on how to record yourself for helping someone (like you) analyze their game or parts of it, that would be something I've not seen on other tennis channels. Like, what angles, what frame rates, what strokes would help you as an analyst analyze the student's game if they can't be there with you. Lastly, ignore the critics on TH-cam. It's like, "You came all the way from Espana or wherever just to leave a snide comment?"
Ryan is a legend! coach D
Hi Ryan, watched this one and the other video where you combined the forehand, backhand top spin and serve. Love your checkpoints! One question on the serve, as we coil and load on the right leg (lean backwards) how it it possible to throw the ball 1-2ft inside the baseline? That’s my struggle.
You teach the best for us not mimick the champions. you are 100 % right
I've never been this interested in vdo tennis lessons, I've watched 5 of your lessons already in minutes. Great delivery, simple, to the point and effective.
Loved the video. My only question is it seems you are letting the ball drop so low before contact. Where is the optimum contact point on the topspin forehand. Thanks
Very interesting.
Is this the best Tennis Coach video ever? Probably 💪🏾
So glad to hear you liked the video!
@@2MinuteTennis Just AMAZING
I like your forehand that’s the basic old fashioned way but that’s really good
Thanks so much. Since gravity hasn’t changed, the court shape hasn’t changed, and our bodies haven’t changed, the “old” way works better for amateurs better than the “modern” and “next gen” forehands. New isn’t always better. Thanks so much!!!
keeping the left arm on the racket (right handed player) will form the structure, As mentioned by Homer Kelley Golfing machine, we call it power package. Powerpackage form a structure, as of if the right hand move the shoulder will follow as well as the rest of the components, as it is all connected. That will automatically do what you say the unit turn. In my opinion. never intentionally control our pivot directly, as hand is the only component feeling the weight and torque of the club/racket. Within the neurocircutry, if we are using pivot to command the rest of the component, we will call it over shadowing... As Tim Gallaway address this as using self one to control your motion
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Thanks for the comment!
Shadow stroking and practicing indoors in the house🏠...thank God I'm not crazy. Thanks Ryan.😊
Haha it really helps your technique. Thanks for the support!!!!
very important to shadow, coach D
If I can suggest using an old racket when using this for the first time, especially being a new player. I have a few chips at the top of my racket edge from it clipping the plastic cleats next to the ball. 😊
check point Nr.5 use the racket make the celling a hole.hah. anyway, very useful technic I learned from ur series video. excellent length of the video. let me try and practice after I saw 5min....
Haha good idea!! Thanks for the support!!!!!!
Old school forehand. Suitable for beginners.
Yep!! Thanks so much!!
Thanks Ryan! What´s your input on the wrist lag to increase that whip effect? Regards.
Wrist lag is fine but don’t purposely do it. It ruins more forehands than it helps. Nobody taught Federer wrist lag. A player’s natural athleticism will allow it to happen. Don’t force it. That’s why I never teach it. Have a great day!!!
@@2MinuteTennis cheers Ryan
It is great! My coach usually talk to me about using more body to drive my hand. However, check out number 5 is using more hand more than body rotation? Is that right?
That’s correct. It’s just a way of practicing to help you hit great forehands. Have a great day and thanks for your support!!
@@2MinuteTennis Thanks a lot!
the big muscles run the show
This is great Ryan, much appreciated. I am starting tennis at 42 because of my 11 year old son to give him company, is it too late to learn?
How exciting that you’re learning to play. Of course it’s not too late. And I’m also 42!!! Let me know if you need a specific video topic in the future!!
@@2MinuteTennis many thanks for your reply. I am not sure what to ask, but most of my shots hits the net wall as if I am playing baseball or cricket. Perhaps I am not holding the racquet correctly. I'll explore your channel to see if there is something on how to hold your racquet for absolute beginners. Thanks once again.
The problem I am having with this with the inside in forehand, that ending motion to be on the right side of the V ends of lifting the ball, any suggestions to beat this? Thanks for the tutorial, quite practical otherwise.
how to hit topspin forehand heavier? sir. top spin ball high and weak easy return
Super ✌
The is perfection , I mean I dont have to explain it , it's pretty obvious .
Coach I have a question, ain't the chest and the kinetic energy of the coil supposed to lead the movement of the forehand? Maybe I'm misunderstanding but u seem to be using more arm than that
Kinetic energy ? Who r u , gambit
@@Charmander009 i wish! Lolol I'm talking about the body moving as one and transfer the energy from ur core muscles to ur arm
Your're absolutely right. Ryan doesn't explain the body transfer/kinetic chain "check point" to not complicate things for most of viewers but you just add what Tom Alsop from TPA Tennis demonstrates: incorporate the throwing stone motion by your right side and you'll have the whole package!!
Has anyone bought a topspin pro? I'm tempted but want to hear from people who have bought and used and got results from it. Is it as good as Ryan says?
Do you have the same video for backhand?
One handed or two handed?
Just type into TH-cam search “2minutetennis backhand” and you’ll see tons of videos. Also, go to my playlists on my channel. Thanks!!
@@2MinuteTennis two handed, but the leason with the topspin pro is very good, actually I am comparing my own video with yours for the forehand. It would be great to have it with the backhand tecniche
🙏🙏🙏
What is role of check point 4, down?
Oh, in order to brushing!
4:49
Ca fait rire
Thanks for the comment!!!👍
It's absolutely necessary to teach correct way, not to show simplified one! Because the simple approach might become a habit wich will not easy to be fix later, year or maybe more...
Thanks so much for the comments!!!!!
It's very good, but a lot of speech, make boring to watch this video. I'm sorry if i false🙏🙏🙏
I apologize it was so boring.
U talk too much.
Sorry you feel that way. Have a happy new year!!!🎾
El video es bastante malo, la posicion de los pies es horrible, la mano la rompe cuando golpea, no tiene empuñadura semi oeste, no subas mas basura
Not sure what you wrote but I know it wasn’t positive. Haha thanks for the comment and have a great day!!
@@2MinuteTennis Nevermind Ryan, i think he understood moving your grip(because of the ceiling) was part of your drive. Thank you for all your videos!