His approach to teaching, mixing encouragement with instruction and pointed criticism, is really excellent and something to be mimicked in all sorts of fields, sports or otherwise.
Throw the racquet?!!!! That's all it takes?!!! Thanks for this video, Coach. I'm 49 and I'm now hitting with that "effortless power" I keep hearing about. And wish I had known this 25 years ago! Un gros merci, messieur!
What a great coach with a wonderful personality, no wonder he was Serena's coach. He probably deserves a lot of credit for her success! Great tips. You can always can get better at any age with proper techniques, 67 and getting better. My singles partner often comments, you like a teenager! He's Asian of course, a little older and I have pushed his level up...
Sorry to tell you but he was Serena’s coach but he had nothing to do with her success. She was on top of her game before she meant him and now he is capitalizing off her name. Let’s get it right.
@@vanessasmith7957 So Serena hired the man out of charity? Sure thing. The ever ugly world of social media, where status assertion is prized over expression of gratitude.
Oscar Wegner was Serena Williams first tennis coach. She learned through his videos, her dad was the ball feeder. Oscar Wegner was the pioneer of all modern method tennis.
Great coaching, lots of great technical tips delivered in a very positive way. You notice the student smiling throughout the session. Great way to build confidence in your players.
This is the greatest tennis coach I've ever seen! Sharp coaching points leads the player's progressing step by step effectively. Your coaching logic makes perfect sense and appears super productive! Impressive! And thanks for sharing!
La grosse différence avec les autres coachs que j’ai pu observer c’est que les conseils sont justes, expliqués, vécus avec passion. Il est proche de son élève, ça joue beaucoup
Excellent. I've been playing for 35 years. I was taught this a long time ago and have been trying to get my 13 yr old to understand this concept of "letting go". Beautifully explained. Merci Patrick!
These videos are absolutely immense. I'm a complete beginner - exact same age as Novak but I just love tennis. Only really started loving it about 1 and a half years ago. And only started play 2 weeks ago. This is going to be so useful when I get back on court next week
Amuuuuuuuu! had the privilege of coaching her for a few months last summer down in south Florida, she has a great attitude and is a very cerebral player. Vamos
Excellent coaching, I like how you work on mechanics right next to the student instead of just passing endless balls from the other side of the court. Great content!
Fantastic instructions . My 5 and 7 year old daughters have been playing tennis from last October. finding your channel has really helped us, and me especially. Thank you so much.
I love to see how happy is this girl of herself. She loves how it works out after these few tricks. Effortless power. I can't wait to try this myself ;)
A better tip would be to pretend that there's an eye inside the butt cap of the rocket and point the eye the third eye at the ball as it comes in and then release the wrist into the impact point
Love how full of encouragements and positivities there. Each teacher/coach should possesses these qualities for every student to achieve goal 🥅. I’m still learning too, God bless
That's just what i need. Going to try this tommorrow!!! Patrick, I don't know if you are going to see this message but i want you to know that i'm going to be the best tennis player that has ever been on earth, i'm only 15 and I don't play very well but i'm going to make it Remember my name, Pelayo González-Blázquez
This is a great coach! When I was growing up I played a lot of tennis my coach was always negative and rude. Now I'm happy that people like coaches have improved. For example, my kid's coaches are super sweet and happy to teach. This is a great video. 😊😊
2nd time trying today. Much better today. The keep your eye on the ball...really make a big difference. Shots were more consistent when I remember to keep eye on the ball.
Bravo coach, c’est vraiment expliqué avec pédagogie et avec la dose d’exigence nécessaire lors des répétitions. Explications claires et précises. Il est facile de deviner la progression des joueurs ayant des enseignements de cette qualité. Félicitations !
Fantastic!!! I follow your instructions, sir, for table tennis, of course, with slight mods, and it works wonders. Patrick,sir, you truly love the sport and its biomechanics.
I can see why you can make even great pro players better. Your ability to impart difficult concepts almost intuitively is nothing short of genius! I can't wait to get on the court and practice some of this (I know most of these tips, but I love how your approach).
O melhor vídeo explicando o perfeito forehand que eu já vi. Obrigado Patrick. The best video explaining the perfect forehand I've ever seen. Thanks Patrick.
HI Patrick, your teaching is so consistent and simple. the form which the girl exhibit at the end of the session was so beautiful. and she could finish with the same form either down the line or shot cross. This really shows the consistency of the shot. this is amazing!
These are really advanced players that attend Patrick’s academy. I’m surprised that these players have never been taught or groomed with these fundamentals!
Yep, he is on point. Next is to reduce her take back...it's huge and will have her always mistime (be late on) her contact point. PS: from an ex national coach of a European federation Ps2: I actually watched till the end ...and he indeed kind of did try to address that point.
That's a very useful tennis lesson! It looks that this girl has learned very quickly the right technique of forehand, probably because besides being very good at it, he is also the coach who is a phenomenon in his job. I'm interested to see if it is just as simple to bring this changes also in a match; I'm a tennis player and I perfectly know the difference between make a good shot in training and do the same thing in a match. Beacuse of lately I have problems right with my forehand, I would be interested to hear a big quantity of tips about this shot. With that said, I'm a Mouratoglu's great fan and I'll watch as many videos as possible.
YOU PAT-TRICK! LOVE YOUR TIPS!! I HOPE I CAN ADD ALL OF THIS!! I LOVE WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THROWING MY HAND! NEVER HEARD THIS SAID BEFORE!! THANK YOU FOR THE FREE WE GONNA BE FREE lesson! LOVeGRADULATIONS on ALL OF YOUR success! YOUR THE beST!
i am still not sure if the hand needs to go first because i seen slow motion of federer and all top players and the hips and trunk rotate at the same time. Their arm doesnt go first before hips and trunk. Also i didnt see any research suggesting this for more power.
@@darkstar-dp5yr ya, but i have heard him talk about body rotation before so im a bit more confused on why hes saying this now. Normally hes on point but this time ???? i wish he could message us to clear up the confusion. I have watched even after this over and over top players and the body and arm are coming through at the same time. None of the them put their arm first before body rotation.
Hello Patrick. I would appreciate if you will do video how to hit ball from opponent which has a lot of spin and jump very high from court( floor) due to ball spin .We have problem with that , if someone plays balls with high rebound( bounce) caused by spin.We would like to play it agressive so do not wait until ball goes down. But have problem to learn it.Thanks
You need to step to it and strike it on the rise. This is not easy and requires a lot of practice, and a perfectly still head. The best thing is to improve the length of your own balls, so by hitting deep, you make it harder for your opponent to find a good length against you.
Comes back to the inside out forehand. Imagine skipping rocks on water or throwing a baseball sidearm. Took me YEARS to finally understand this concept. You can FEEL the difference.
Great coach with an amazing vibe. Be it tennis or whatever other field, this is the kind of people youngsters need to blossom and forge their spirit.
His approach to teaching, mixing encouragement with instruction and pointed criticism, is really excellent and something to be mimicked in all sorts of fields, sports or otherwise.
Throw the racquet?!!!! That's all it takes?!!! Thanks for this video, Coach. I'm 49 and I'm now hitting with that "effortless power" I keep hearing about. And wish I had known this 25 years ago! Un gros merci, messieur!
What a great coach with a wonderful personality, no wonder he was Serena's coach. He probably deserves a lot of credit for her success! Great tips. You can always can get better at any age with proper techniques, 67 and getting better. My singles partner often comments, you like a teenager! He's Asian of course, a little older and I have pushed his level up...
Sorry to tell you but he was Serena’s coach but he had nothing to do with her success. She was on top of her game before she meant him and now he is capitalizing off her name. Let’s get it right.
@@vanessasmith7957 So Serena hired the man out of charity? Sure thing. The ever ugly world of social media, where status assertion is prized over expression of gratitude.
Yeah he’s great but Serena was already on top of the world when he became her coach
He was Serena's coach AND boyfriend.
Oscar Wegner was Serena Williams first tennis coach. She learned through his videos, her dad was the ball feeder. Oscar Wegner was the pioneer of all modern method tennis.
Great coaching, lots of great technical tips delivered in a very positive way. You notice the student smiling throughout the session. Great way to build confidence in your players.
This is the greatest tennis coach I've ever seen!
Sharp coaching points leads the player's progressing step by step effectively. Your coaching logic makes perfect sense and appears super productive!
Impressive! And thanks for sharing!
Such a great job breaking down the mechanics. This all applies to anyone., any age. Outstanding.
La grosse différence avec les autres coachs que j’ai pu observer c’est que les conseils sont justes, expliqués, vécus avec passion. Il est proche de son élève, ça joue beaucoup
Excellent. I've been playing for 35 years. I was taught this a long time ago and have been trying to get my 13 yr old to understand this concept of "letting go". Beautifully explained. Merci Patrick!
These videos are absolutely immense. I'm a complete beginner - exact same age as Novak but I just love tennis. Only really started loving it about 1 and a half years ago. And only started play 2 weeks ago. This is going to be so useful when I get back on court next week
Amuuuuuuuu! had the privilege of coaching her for a few months last summer down in south Florida, she has a great attitude and is a very cerebral player. Vamos
Excellent coaching, I like how you work on mechanics right next to the student instead of just passing endless balls from the other side of the court.
Great content!
I love these videos. Whenever I get to a court I try to apply these techniques and I’m feeling satisfied with my progress as an amateur player
Fantastic instructions . My 5 and 7 year old daughters have been playing tennis from last October. finding your channel has really helped us, and me especially. Thank you so much.
She improved immediately with that exercise, awesome 👍👍
10 minutes for absolut perfect teaching of forehand mechanisms. hope to get coached by u one day Patrick.
I love to see how happy is this girl of herself. She loves how it works out after these few tricks. Effortless power. I can't wait to try this myself ;)
He probably is one of the coaches that explain how things work better. Awesome
Very good video. Clear forehand explanation. Nothing to add. Go and practice. Thank you monsieur Mouratoglou
Superior explanation like a physican with full motivation. Thank you for this great content, my skill improved a lot with your very easy technics 👏
Mouratouglou was born to teach tennis. He's got it inborn.
A better tip would be to pretend that there's an eye inside the butt cap of the rocket and point the eye the third eye at the ball as it comes in and then release the wrist into the impact point
Love how full of encouragements and positivities there. Each teacher/coach should possesses these qualities for every student to achieve goal 🥅. I’m still learning too, God bless
Patrick is arming the ball and breaking the kinetic chain!
this echos how girls needs more confidence and you delivered it expertly.
great coaching coach!
some guy at ESPN was saying you cannot teach a damm thing. He is wrong! One of the best forehand lessons I have ever watched!!
Wow , I see why you’re so respected as a coach!
I actually benefited from this video a lot. Thanks to Patrick and his coaching.
I’m never paying for crappy lesson I get in my city every again just gonna listen to Patrick’s channel
Your videos are the best! Specifically you way you explain things and how detail orientated you are Patrick! To work with you makes me so excited!
I agree
That was a super session/demo on teaching acceleration effortlessly for intermediate players. I like it. Thanks.
Great lesson again, thank you!!! 👍👍
Wow, what an amazing coach! Such a nice guy too, makes me happy watching these videos :)
That's just what i need. Going to try this tommorrow!!!
Patrick, I don't know if you are going to see this message but i want you to know that i'm going to be the best tennis player that has ever been on earth, i'm only 15 and I don't play very well but i'm going to make it
Remember my name,
Pelayo González-Blázquez
This is a great coach! When I was growing up I played a lot of tennis my coach was always negative and rude. Now I'm happy that people like coaches have improved. For example, my kid's coaches are super sweet and happy to teach. This is a great video. 😊😊
2nd time trying today. Much better today. The keep your eye on the ball...really make a big difference. Shots were more consistent when I remember to keep eye on the ball.
thank you sir, your teaching is very useful even for golf especially for the right elbow
Bravo coach, c’est vraiment expliqué avec pédagogie et avec la dose d’exigence nécessaire lors des répétitions. Explications claires et précises. Il est facile de deviner la progression des joueurs ayant des enseignements de cette qualité.
Félicitations !
Great trainer comes always with great Tips. I am learning so match. Thank you
Fantastic!!! I follow your instructions, sir, for table tennis, of course, with slight mods, and it works wonders. Patrick,sir, you truly love the sport and its biomechanics.
I can see why you can make even great pro players better. Your ability to impart difficult concepts almost intuitively is nothing short of genius! I can't wait to get on the court and practice some of this (I know most of these tips, but I love how your approach).
These lessons are the best!
Great teaching skill for easy forehand mechanism with powerful swing
Thanks for your good video
I can see your passion. It's great lesson for every tennis players include beginners.
Oh man… I was doing everything wrong until I saw this video,,, the breakdown was excellent.
This coach is not very bad. He has a future coaching tennis
You explain so well also you don’t raise your voice 👏👏👏👏👏
Bravissimo Mouratoglou, ottimo allenatore...
O melhor vídeo explicando o perfeito forehand que eu já vi. Obrigado Patrick.
The best video explaining the perfect forehand I've ever seen. Thanks Patrick.
He's an unbelievable coach. This girls forehand transformed in minutes
This coach should have 10M subscribers imo. Beyond Excellent tennis Insrtuction~
Dear Mouratoglu, this was really good, well done
HI Patrick, your teaching is so consistent and simple. the form which the girl exhibit at the end of the session was so beautiful. and she could finish with the same form either down the line or shot cross. This really shows the consistency of the shot. this is amazing!
Hello Patrick,
I love your videos.
No one gives better tips on yt.
Can you make an intense video on how to improve my one handed backhand.
Amazing lesson…really explained it like a pro.🎉
Patrick, you are just a great coach.
Thank you Coach🙌🏼👏🏽👏🏽💯
These are really advanced players that attend Patrick’s academy. I’m surprised that these players have never been taught or groomed with these fundamentals!
Yep, he is on point. Next is to reduce her take back...it's huge and will have her always mistime (be late on) her contact point.
PS: from an ex national coach of a European federation
Ps2: I actually watched till the end ...and he indeed kind of did try to address that point.
Can't wait to go on the court and try this out - took notes and will have the video queued - great work Patrick
you are a great coach. Thanks so much. ( Love from Vietnam )
That's a very useful tennis lesson! It looks that this girl has learned very quickly the right technique of forehand, probably because besides being very good at it, he is also the coach who is a phenomenon in his job. I'm interested to see if it is just as simple to bring this changes also in a match; I'm a tennis player and I perfectly know the difference between make a good shot in training and do the same thing in a match. Beacuse of lately I have problems right with my forehand, I would be interested to hear a big quantity of tips about this shot. With that said, I'm a Mouratoglu's great fan and I'll watch as many videos as possible.
Great lesson. Is there a video like this for back hand? If so, what is title of that video? Amazing teaching videos.
just do the same but with your backhand
Omg, I have exactly the same forehand problem than her! I hope to improve with this amazing video!!
Counting 1-2 and a fast 3 is really going to help me.
Excellent!! C superbe. Merci.
Good job Coach and student! am learning from you thanks and Keep it up, 👏👍
Thank you. I have watched it 20 times at least 😊
I sense this coach knows what he is talking about! Very impressive.
The young lady proceeds to hit it outside the court "Gooooood" xD
But very useful tips in here, as per usual, quality content !
brilliant training... Amazing... you are a great couch!!
Fantastic teaching!
Un saludo desde Barcelona (España)
Damn I can totally learn how play by watching your videos, amazing instructions and excellent veideography!
Great training. Watching to learn from the Philippines.
Really great work...huge transformation In 1 session!
A lot of people say hip rotation starts the swing. It’s confusing because here he’s saying hand leads.
Great trainer and understanding of the tennis mechanics.
Genio sigo tus clases siempre saludos buenos aires argentina necesitaria una clase de como lanzar una bola cuando sirvo
YOU PAT-TRICK! LOVE YOUR TIPS!! I HOPE I CAN ADD ALL OF THIS!! I LOVE WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THROWING MY HAND! NEVER HEARD THIS SAID BEFORE!! THANK YOU FOR THE FREE WE GONNA BE FREE lesson! LOVeGRADULATIONS on ALL OF YOUR success! YOUR THE beST!
This is a great lesson for golf as well.
i am still not sure if the hand needs to go first because i seen slow motion of federer and all top players and the hips and trunk rotate at the same time. Their arm doesnt go first before hips and trunk. Also i didnt see any research suggesting this for more power.
That is my confusion too. If the arm goes first, I feel the power from the rotation of hip will not spread to stroke sufficiently.
@@darkstar-dp5yr ya, but i have heard him talk about body rotation before so im a bit more confused on why hes saying this now. Normally hes on point but this time ???? i wish he could message us to clear up the confusion. I have watched even after this over and over top players and the body and arm are coming through at the same time. None of the them put their arm first before body rotation.
You are a great coach. Thank you
Hello Patrick. I would appreciate if you will do video how to hit ball from opponent which has a lot of spin and jump very high from court( floor) due to ball spin .We have problem with that , if someone plays balls with high rebound( bounce) caused by spin.We would like to play it agressive so do not wait until ball goes down. But have problem to learn it.Thanks
You need to step to it and strike it on the rise. This is not easy and requires a lot of practice, and a perfectly still head. The best thing is to improve the length of your own balls, so by hitting deep, you make it harder for your opponent to find a good length against you.
@@perfer_et_obdura Hello, Lenght is not a problem . Problem is high rebound of ball if your opponent play spin ( rotated) balls
@@dusans5881 Stay low. Get your bodyweight behind the ball. Keep your backswing super short and move your weight through the ball 👍🏼
@@sergiosimbula Thanks for advise but Ones see is more then 10 time read. It would be perfect and helpful if Patrick make video about that
@@dusans5881 yes absolutely. I agree :)
amazing eye for detail.
Also, a looser grip not only creates more power but helps reduce rep. stress injuries in the elbow, forearm muscles.
franchement j'adore !
I have the same problem and you fixed it 🤩🤩🤩🤩
very happy to see
Thank you. Very clear.
Amazing! Tks from Brazil
this is good advice , if you want control you have to start closer to the ball but if you want forward power this will do too
I see so many similarities between the tennis racket swing and the golf swing!
This is great :) at 38 my new coach is trying to re-work my forehand to exactly this !
me too
Same here lol
Comes back to the inside out forehand. Imagine skipping rocks on water or throwing a baseball sidearm. Took me YEARS to finally understand this concept. You can FEEL the difference.
Oh lala! Thanks for the tip coach!
Yoololo, perfecta ! I love this lesson ! Thank you.
Looking forward to attending his boot camp
Great training from a great coach!
Great!
Thank you, superb 👍👍
vraiment supere.merci monsieur