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The hip lining with the right net post is at contact right?

Great way to explain. Surely I am going to try n learn it the same way as explained by you. Thanks a million. Dilip

Nice tips

This is all bullcrap. It does not work for the majority of people. What they don't tell you is that creatine is dangerous if you have heart problems. It can give you irregular heartbeat. If you want big muscles, take stetiods.

Will be allright if I follow through equal to Nadal if that works for me?¿

So you think also that rhis item improves timing whe we hit a ball? I late veey often even i play 10 yeras tenis

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As an only lefty new player of tennis in our campus, I've been trying to find a good player to learn with but I didn't know that I'll find a legend.👌🤝🫡

Can not download the pdf you mentioned!!!

I watched this again but I have to say, while I'm grateful you covered the topic, I didn't really find it helpful. I still can't volley off a slice. Doesnt matter what I do with the face of the racket, it just dumps into the net.

9:10 No way that was 66 mph, more like 50 mph. 66 would be pretty good for a slice!

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Should be a comedian.

Wow. I follow all the big youtube coaches. I ran across your video here. The best explanation I’ve seen on early prep, positioning, contact point. Perfect and concise Nice !

All arm.

thank you that was really good

Clever and engaging way of explaining who to hit the slice serve

3:18 - Handing Topspin 4:01 - Handing backspin 4:30 - Attacking volleys are less affected by the ball

If you do not like gripping so low or find pain in gripping so low, you can go higher up then what we see in video. I use a more western wrist on an eastern or grip somehow, I hit fine and can do the open wrist when I need to in grip style. I, however, never have finger out like people say is the "only grip" as I lose touch as I have less feeling with my hand so open because mine is so small being a Kids XL/XXL, Women's small or Men's/Unisex XS in gloves. I also have a unique grip where I am open on back side with thumb straight on racquet parallel to the handle on a size down from my normal 4 &1/4 inch to a 4 inch handle/grip. This second grip allows me to use a different grip when I my hands/fingers are tired/sore.

Finally someone put the whole process step by step in one video. Thanks a lot!😊

I've never laughed so much while watching a training video. Super funny and helpful!

Cool, when I was taught tennis 30 years ago they taught us to use semi western grip. I ended up using something between eastern and semi western. Though nowadays it seems to me that the continental grip is the best for amateurs as it seems to me like a grip that is rock solid and less prone to making mistakes but even pros like McEnroe and Connors seemed to use it and they were very successful with it till 90s. I really wonder if someone could get to the top 10 with continental grip nowadays. If we ever see a pro using it again.

Thanks😊😊😊

great🎉

When the forehand is so good, that its called the "fearhand" 😅

Great video tutorial Ramon! Thanks

There’s one thing you’re all missing. Nadal is right handed. If money were on the line he would kick a 50 yard field goal with his right foot. This means his left foot naturally has better balance. Additionally it’s the same thing with Shohei Ohtani/ Babe Ruth and the right hand pitching left hand batting. His eyes look the ball into the racket on his forehand whereas on the backhand he is clearly looking where the ball will go on contact. Pause the videos. Also his left brain is cluttered with all the minutiae of how to write, hold chopsticks, brush teeth etc. His right brain just thinks swing that racket. I played tennis as a lefty growing up and tried to copy to no avail. After wrist surgery I’ve been relearning righty lately and mirroring the style works.

Good one

Phenomenal content

Good job and thank you for the video. I've been using it for a year now. It's become an essential part of my cool-down routine and staying injury-free.

Thank you

Great video, thanks!!

My biggest challenge is mental, how to stay calm and cool and confident when other player is on a roll. I start to get rattled and miss shots that normally I can hit.

Here's another interesting statistic: in 2018, when the "professor" began assisting Djokovic with his ideas about limiting rallies to four shots, Novak won only four titles for the entire year. In all other years, it was between five to ten titles per year. And here's one more statistic for you: at present, the average rally length for the top 100 ATP players is 4.7 shots or more. I verified this myself. That's almost five shots per rally on average, not 3.3.

great! could u link to the post match conference after the nadal-dustin match that u mentioned that u saw?

Great interview. Lenny on fire. How best to use it? As is? Or edit into chunks as part of auto responder?

Ramon could you please record the victory jig in slow mo so I can get it right?😂

3:37 - Start

Great tips for the toss improvement!!!!

It helps a lot thanks

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where is the wrist pronation? u dont need that in the slice?

men of culture, welcome back

I love how bubbly and enthusiastic Trish is to learn. Excited to see her journey! Reminds me of Anna from Intuitive Tennis

Great video! The newbie is gorgeous

Riveting! How to build in great habits whist having FUN. Great job Ramon,

Great outfit, I'll be back for more.

nice. very interested in how to teach absolute adult beginners. Keep going with Trish!

Let’s go Trish! Nice job, Coach Ramon!

How do we go around the ball for spin, yet pronate the racquet head at the same time? 🤔