0:01 Down the middle 1:13 Crosscourt forehands 1:45 Crosscourt backhand / Insideout forehands 2:20 Side to side (AD) 2:45 Side to side (DEUCE) 3:00 Volleys 4:04 Overheads 4:58 Handfeeding drills
My legs were burning just watching the 2nd half of that video. Nikola you are a great coach, positive and happy throughout while still bringing out the best in the player. Thanks to you and Ema for sharing the highlights of this session..
Nick is the the kind of couch who has real experience with different types of players. He has the right technique and he knows how to communicate them. This is also a great video, this young women is very skilled.
For those USTA players who want to improve their rating especially 4.0 + 4.5 you should be doing these drills. I have employed these drills with High School Team and USTA Juniors in Tennis Camp. The ground stroke and volley placement drills build placement, control and consistency skills. Simply hitting and hoping that the ball goes in is not a winning strategy Every shot that you hit should have a placement and purpose towards winning the point. This player has world class foot work. She has “Happy Feet” that are constantly moving. You can’t hit the shot if you’re not in position.
Hmm thanks for the video coach! I've been looking at your strokes slow-motion, looks can be deceiving because your technique and mechanics are solid so it looks effortless but is it safe to say you and Ema's style of hitting are more flatter shot with less top spin using less wrist? Should I focus on using less wrist as well? Reason I'm asking is because some coaches actually promote releasing the wrist earlier to generate more top spin...is it just different style of play? Thank you in advance >
She's already retired!?? It's amazing how pro tennis players you never hear about who toil in the challengers and never get to make it big time. Compared to the top players, they aren't that good, but they'd kick my ass. lol
Hi Nick, one question about the Forward V, Backward V, Forehand V and Backhand V handfeeding drills: do you consider these drills apropriate for a 9 year old kid with one year of tennis? Or are these advanced drills, only for more experienced players? I love this drills and I've been doing them with my son since you post the video, but he has some difficulties in the backward backhands (he plays one handed backhand), doing mainly weak slice shots in that situation...
...not to mention the independent arm action behind the body (WTA forehands). It is expensive to play and not cover costs. This is why it is diluted in the lower rankings.
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0:01 Down the middle
1:13 Crosscourt forehands
1:45 Crosscourt backhand / Insideout forehands
2:20 Side to side (AD)
2:45 Side to side (DEUCE)
3:00 Volleys
4:04 Overheads
4:58 Handfeeding drills
My legs were burning just watching the 2nd half of that video. Nikola you are a great coach, positive and happy throughout while still bringing out the best in the player. Thanks to you and Ema for sharing the highlights of this session..
Thank you Dan
Nick is the the kind of couch who has real experience with different types of players. He has the right technique and he knows how to communicate them. This is also a great video, this young women is very skilled.
Thank you Michael
So satisfying to watch. Racquet to ball contact sound brings music to my ears lol great practice session. Love your videos. More like this :)
Excellent drills, thanks for sharing this with us. Odličan trening, hvala što ste podelili ovo sa nama.
Nema na čemu 🙏🙏
great practice! Loved watching this video, everything looks so smooth.
Thanks K
4:57 My coach does that one sometimes. Absolute killer if you're not at the absolute top of your fitness.
Very good ... 👍👍thank you so much ..❤👏👏
She's awesome 🥇🥇
Thank you
Loved the drills. Awesome stuff. Keep up the good work. Will definitely incorporate them into my sessions. Thank you!
Great Practice! thank you
Made the feed look easy... Nice job!
This is great nice work!!!
Love watching Ema doing the drills. She is consistent and graceful 💥🎯👙😬
She’s awesome. Maybe we’ll see her on ESPN soon.
Didn’t realize she retired from pros. She’s still awesome.
Follow her on IG
Would love to see a points play ! What a player ,she did not even make one error !
The sound of pickleball in the background lol
It’s inescapable these days 😂
i hate that stupid game
she’s great! kinda reminds me of kim clijsters game
She is my favorite!
Great practice session!!! 💪🏻🎾
🙏🙏👍👍🤜🤛
For those USTA players who want to improve their rating especially 4.0 + 4.5 you should be doing these drills. I have employed these drills with High School Team and USTA Juniors in Tennis Camp. The ground stroke and volley placement drills build placement, control and consistency skills. Simply hitting and hoping that the ball goes in is not a winning strategy Every shot that you hit should have a placement and purpose towards winning the point. This player has world class foot work. She has “Happy Feet” that are constantly moving. You can’t hit the shot if you’re not in position.
💪💪👍👍
Wish I had a hitting partner like that putting the ball just where it’s training me for all the ground strokes …
she’s great!
Hardcore training! Great!
not sure you saw it. But you were in tennis magazine with two other guys about practicing on the wall...
I saw it 🤩🤩
Earning yer bread!
Hmm thanks for the video coach! I've been looking at your strokes slow-motion, looks can be deceiving because your technique and mechanics are solid so it looks effortless but is it safe to say you and Ema's style of hitting are more flatter shot with less top spin using less wrist? Should I focus on using less wrist as well? Reason I'm asking is because some coaches actually promote releasing the wrist earlier to generate more top spin...is it just different style of play? Thank you in advance >
Thank you ZV, don’t use your wrist. The wrist is passive even on Nadals FH th-cam.com/video/mp7HV7vHEC0/w-d-xo.html
I feel tired just looking at it, let alone doing it.
She's already retired!?? It's amazing how pro tennis players you never hear about who toil in the challengers and never get to make it big time. Compared to the top players, they aren't that good, but they'd kick my ass. lol
Hi Nick, one question about the Forward V, Backward V, Forehand V and Backhand V handfeeding drills: do you consider these drills apropriate for a 9 year old kid with one year of tennis? Or are these advanced drills, only for more experienced players? I love this drills and I've been doing them with my son since you post the video, but he has some difficulties in the backward backhands (he plays one handed backhand), doing mainly weak slice shots in that situation...
I use it with kids, you can feed slower give the kid more time
Thank you Nick, I will try that way.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Points play?))
Possibly in the future Professor
Well to me she's a lot better than that Shamir guy.....technique,footwork,balance...all pretty good.
Look at how her swings are and yours. Quite a different level between pros and amateurs.
the lady on the other hand is better at it.
I thought your first comment was about her, lol. I think he is hitting easily with her.
No serves??
th-cam.com/video/Tri9jD_mR1g/w-d-xo.html
you hit way too many open stance shots forehand. you should turn your left shoulder more to face the incoming ball and use your body more to swing.
...not to mention the independent arm action behind the body (WTA forehands).
It is expensive to play and not cover costs. This is why it is diluted in the lower rankings.
LOL are you serious? Do you even know who's channel you're on? What lvl of tennis have you played/are playing?
Yeah I’ve seen you at Wimbledon……..serving drinks:)
Does she want the genius genes?