Why does a dog lift one leg to pee?
I‘m a bit of a racketholic, but now using Angelll TC95 16x19 27.25in 300g and absolutely loving it, best racket I ever had.
I wonder why you guys appear out of nowhere sometimes to share your warnings and wise advice? My newest guess is you represent some secret foundation distributing $$$ grants for rec players to enter best tennis academies in the world, but the code forbids you to disclose the opportunity unless the future adept claims his chance pro-actively?
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Unfortunately because it’s the truth.
Unfortunately such truth is not always helpful. Especially when it comes from random smartfolks, ones who never followed that wise advice themselves.
There’s some good advice mixed in with a lot of garbage. The problem for posters who don’t know any better, they don’t know what’s garbage vs gold. If lots of posters are posting the same garbage and making it sound like they really know what they are talking about (and there’s lots of this), the uneducated will likely believe that the garbage advice is gold because so many posters are parroting the same garbage. Hey, if so many people are saying the same thing, it’s probably true, right? Now if all the posters were > 4.5+ players who had all received good instruction along the way, then this might actually be true. But the fact of the matter is that the majority of the posters giving garbage advice are < 4.0 players, most who have not received any good instruction themselves.
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Forehand looks quite good it reminds me of Wawrinka!! Backhand looks terrible in comparison. You're falling over hitting it, looks way more unnatural. I hit a 1hander so i cant help you there.
This forum is nothing more than the "Get Rich Quick" schemes out there that tell you this is the best way to cut corners, save a lot of money and ultimately become rich or the best without lifting a finger. NO, just watching a bunch of youtube videos will not make you a better tennis player. Learning tennis from people who know how to play tennis very well and are also able to teach that knowledge in person and ultimately develop tennis talent is the way to learn and continually get better at tennis. Why do all the better tennis players of the world have coaches? I can't for the life of me understand why they sometimes pay millions to coaches when they could just watch youtube videos. Or, since comparing recreational players to pros is a bit of a stretch, why do all students of good coaches always seem to develop into good players who can often go on and play D1 tennis, while the youtube taught seem to always remain as public park hackers? No, I'm not being a smartass, I am just telling people to do it right the first time and avoid the get rich quick approaches that seem to pervade the Internet.
it’s a footwork pattern everyone uses when late... (ie contact is too far behind your ideal contact out in front)... but given that you’re also doing it when self feeding and on easy balls,... tells me that you don’t know where your ideal contact is/should be...That‘s just a bad habit I‘ve been trying to get rid off, luckily it‘s only when I feed in the first ball
Nice video. Thanks for sharing it.
Just watch the pro on their footwork! Djokovic, Nadal are the “pros” at getting set to hit their shot.
There's a drill to smash through that hurdle that you can do by yourself. Move from singles sideline to singles sideline and shadow swing when you get there. It's a good way to practice footwork, a good way to warm up, great way to stay sharp if you lose focus in the middle of a hit, and a fantastic way to burn out your legs at the end of practice. But you only get as much out of tennis as you put in, so if you play tennis lazy, it's not going to magically change on its own.
