The top ranked players in the world get the exact same coaching as 3.0 players

[FiddlerDog]

I saw another clip of Nadal being told to "take the racket back early"
This is after winning 19 or 20 grand slams.

Here is an example. Think she's heard this advice before, while she won a couple dozen grand slams?

 

[PilotPete]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

 

[ChaelAZ]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

Jeez.

 

[Nadalgaenger]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

Lol

 

[Return_Ace]

I saw another clip of Nadal being told to "take the racket back early"
This is after winning 19 or 20 grand slams.

Here is an example. Think she's heard this advice before, while she won a couple dozen grand slams?

I think Professional players are no different to us in that they're always playing on "autopilot" in a sense during a match because they don't have time to really think about all the different things they should be doing.

It's up to their training to ingrain the good habits into their autopilot mode.

So whilst Serena's probably heard this well over a dozen times, if she's not executing it properly when she's training then she needs to be reminded.

Perfect Practice makes etc. etc.

 

[sredna42]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

LOL

 

[Grip n Rip]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

You know completely off topic but it is pretty weird that's she's married and still coached by her ex. how does that even work?

 

[GuyClinch]

The exact same coaching? Bro.. have you ever had a coach and a hitter in your 3.0 lesson? LOL.

 

[Dartagnan64]

The fundamentals of tennis apply to most levels. The little details vary from person to person.

 

[FiddlerDog]

The exact same coaching? Bro.. have you ever had a coach and a hitter in your 3.0 lesson? LOL.

I bring a hitter to all my coaching sessions.
Feeds are for 3.5 lessons

 

[pencilcheck]

I saw another clip of Nadal being told to "take the racket back early"
This is after winning 19 or 20 grand slams.

Here is an example. Think she's heard this advice before, while she won a couple dozen grand slams?

This is not only for 3.0 btw no one talked about this in fact. Everyone only focus on strokes but Patrick is talking about how to run to the ball. That is definitely not a 3.0 advice.

 

[pencilcheck]

I saw another clip of Nadal being told to "take the racket back early"
This is after winning 19 or 20 grand slams.

Here is an example. Think she's heard this advice before, while she won a couple dozen grand slams?

Where do you see nadal coached to take racquet early?

 

[FiddlerDog]

Top 7 ATP does not know basic split step advice given to a 3.0 player

 

[pencilcheck]

Top 7 ATP does not know basic split step advice given to a 3.0 player

Yea, the stanford college player should be able to beat rublev because they know how to do split step. (sarcastic)

 

[Permitlady]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

Even married women that he used to have sex with.

 

[cha cha]

He looks like he has sex with all the cute girls at the club.

+1
He does look like an absolute pervert this fella.

On the actual topic - yes, all coaching is equally irrelevant. Regardless of the respective level of play.

 

[Raul_SJ]

Yesss! Superrrr! Bravo!
Patrick is a very passionate coach. Love his videos.