Teach Yourself Tennis
Teach Yourself Tennis
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Get More Effortless Power on Your Groundstrokes
Learn about using the natural motion of your arms as you rotate in your groundstrokes to unleash more power and racquet head speed with less effort!
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Fixing My Forehand 26 Years Later
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Who said you're too old to learn new things? :). I figured out what my biggest issue is on my forehand since I started teaching myself tennis. I hope it helps you too! Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis...
Serve Plus 1 Practice
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Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis lesson. Get me as your coach with courses and weekly content to support your self-taught journey! Try it for free at: teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis...
Mental Toughness Course Now Available
Просмотров 682 месяца назад
Get access to my mental toughness course along with my other courses and weekly content all for a free trail at: teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis-community/ #tenniscoaching #mentaltoughness #teachyourselftennis #tennis #courses
How the Same Leg is Used on Forehands and Backhands
Просмотров 8513 месяца назад
Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis lesson. Get me as your coach with courses and weekly content to support your self-taught journey! Try it for free at: teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis...
Sneak Peak to My Singles Webinar
Просмотров 1644 месяца назад
Here's a small clip I'll be using with some real footage of rec and pro players playing to offer singles strategies to improve your game. Sign up here for free! teachystennis.group.app/events/singles-strategy-webinar Missed it? I'll have. it taped in my online platform that is free to access for 14 days. Here is the link: teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis-community/
Looseness is the Key
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Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis lesson. Get me as your coach with courses and weekly content to support your self-taught journey! Try it for free at: teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis...
Sneak Peak of My Doubles Webinar
Просмотров 1024 месяца назад
Here's one video of many that I used in my past webinar on doubles strategy. If you like it, check out the rest for free on my online platform. You'll see the recording along with my others (mental traps, tennis elbow, etc), my weekly content and courses all on the same platform! teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis-community/. #doubles #tennis #tenniscoaching #webinar
Overcome the 5 Common Mental Traps in Tennis!
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Struggling with mental hurdles on the court? You're not alone! Join my FREE webinar to uncover the top five mental traps that could be holding back your tennis game. We'll dive deep into each trap and equip you with practical strategies to avoid them. Don't let mental barriers keep you from winning! 📅 Date: 4/17/24 ⏰ Time: 7:30pm MT 📍 Where: Online - Join me from anywhere! What You’ll Learn: - ...
Tennis Elbow Webinar Promo
Просмотров 1355 месяцев назад
I'll be covering the 7 mistakes players make on their forehand that contributes to tennis elbow. Here's a link to RSVP for free: teachystennis.group.app/events/discussing-tennis-elbow Can't make it? I'll have it recorded on my online platform that you can try for free. You'll see this recording along with 5 courses, tons of resources and an online community all related to getting you better at ...
Having a Tail on Your Forehand
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Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis lesson. Get me as your coach with courses and weekly content to support your self-taught journey! Try it for free at: www.teachyourselftennis.com
Tennis Platform Introducation
Просмотров 1745 месяцев назад
Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis lesson. Get me as your coach with courses and weekly content to support your self-taught journey! Discover how at: www.teachyourselftennis.com.
Quick Tip on Hitting Your Serve
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Getting the correct instruction for your tennis game shouldn't be expensive. My journey as a self-taught tennis player has led me to create a unique platform designed just for you at a cost per month that's the same as ONE tennis lesson. Get me as your coach with courses and weekly content to support your self-taught journey! Try it for free at: teachyourselftennis.com/index.php/join-the-tennis...
Fail To Succeed
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Fail To Succeed
Knees Past Toes Squat
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Knees Past Toes Squat
Throwing vs Serving
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Throwing vs Serving
Hit Consistent Forehands By Finding The Slot Position
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Hit Consistent Forehands By Finding The Slot Position
The Connection With Your Return of Serve and Volleys
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
The Connection With Your Return of Serve and Volleys
High Low High For Improved Power On Your Tennis Swing
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High Low High For Improved Power On Your Tennis Swing
Find Your Forehand With This Easy Fix
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Find Your Forehand With This Easy Fix
Racquet Head and Handle Position for Topspin
Просмотров 12 тыс.Год назад
Racquet Head and Handle Position for Topspin
Attacking Low Short Balls
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Attacking Low Short Balls
What The Wear On Your Tennis Shoe Can Tell You
Просмотров 979Год назад
What The Wear On Your Tennis Shoe Can Tell You
Let Your Elbow Lead Your Serve
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
Let Your Elbow Lead Your Serve
What Every Good Tennis Player Has In Common
Просмотров 9712 года назад
What Every Good Tennis Player Has In Common
Gaining Better Timing On Your Ground Strokes
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Gaining Better Timing On Your Ground Strokes
What Pushing Is and How To Avoid It
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What Pushing Is and How To Avoid It
Rock Your Body To A Better Backhand!
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Rock Your Body To A Better Backhand!
Play Your Best Tennis With These 3 Tips On Mental Strength
Просмотров 8822 года назад
Play Your Best Tennis With These 3 Tips On Mental Strength
Dictating Points On Your Forehand
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Dictating Points On Your Forehand

Комментарии

  • @sanz8607
    @sanz8607 2 часа назад

    Ah,makes sense!

  • @FairwayJack
    @FairwayJack 17 часов назад

    good stuff

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 43 минуты назад

      Thank you for commenting and watching. Glad it helped :)

  • @markie1aa
    @markie1aa 11 дней назад

    Good seuff. Thanks.

  • @jean-lucrouckout350
    @jean-lucrouckout350 29 дней назад

    Right! These 3 fingers,the thumb,the index and the middle finger,are the cancer of Tennis,if you put too much pressure on the grip ! The Graal is that trick ! Only pressure level 1 that s it

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 29 дней назад

      So hard to figure out but once you do…the game becomes so much more fun to play :)

  • @jaquevius
    @jaquevius Месяц назад

    I have a science mind and background as well, so I really like blending it with tennis. Well done 👍

  • @jaquevius
    @jaquevius Месяц назад

    Excellent!

  • @jaquevius
    @jaquevius Месяц назад

    I’ve been focusing on this lately and it’s very effective. The problem I have is when I start getting tired I don’t read the ball as quickly and then start to wait for the ball near the baseline, unless it’s obviously a ball I have to move forward on to hit. At 54 I get tired sooner which has a downward spiraling effect on my game. It’s weird but it seems that the fatigue affects my thought process/decision making leading to either being late or making bad shot choices. I honestly think the mental fatigue is a bigger factor than any physical fatigue. Luckily I’m in better shape than most of the people I play, so their level usually drops before mine. It’s quite noticeable though. The early set up, crisp shot, smart shot selections start to get sloppy. I know this happens to everyone but it’s magnified with age, and relative fitness seems even more important now.

  • @jaquevius
    @jaquevius Месяц назад

    Poor Ewing will never live that down 😂. Man do I miss the 90’s era NBA. The modern NBA seems more like a 3 point contest along with some world class flopping 🤦‍♂️

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 29 дней назад

      Such a different game now. Seems more based on trying to entertain the fans rather than competing.

  • @jaquevius
    @jaquevius Месяц назад

    Nice! I got back into tennis at 54 primarily for health and fitness. Now I’m obsessed and practice/play as much as I can. It’s fun to see the improvement and gives me motivation to get fitter and fitter.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 29 дней назад

      That’s awesome! It will definitely push you to stay fit and humble you at the same time :). Enjoy the journey!

  • @pradanakusuma
    @pradanakusuma Месяц назад

    Do you use full western grip?

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 29 дней назад

      Semi western :). Full is a whole different kind of beast for me!

  • @niltoncosta6222
    @niltoncosta6222 Месяц назад

    Falam demais

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis Месяц назад

      Haha would rather have me not talk in a tutorial? Not sure how that would work 🧐

  • @mrhatman675
    @mrhatman675 Месяц назад

    The only advice I have for you is to copy rogers forehand its fundementals are solid and the forehand generates a lot of power and spin and is quite reliable since I started playing tennis I have been trying to imitate his forehand and finally after like 4 years I can proudly say that my forehand is really good actually my top shot and can do everything from that swing I can go for winners I can play pure defencivly with lots of spin I can also play passively just generating back the pace if for example I am tired in a match to go for shots the only drawback that I have seen is that it requires a lot of timing due to to the swing lag and if you are a little bit late it may cause some errors but if you practise that enough those will be rare as well

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis Месяц назад

      Yep totally agree! I have started to figure out that legs are the most important part once you have a dependable swing :). Thanks for posting!

  • @themrstroke
    @themrstroke Месяц назад

    To me players that have their strings facing the ball(drop the racquet on edge rather that pat the dog), like Del Po, Tsitisipas, and Rublev, are the simplest and best models to follow.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis Месяц назад

      Exactly! I just can’t get that figured out with my brain haha. I wish I knew this when I started playing as I am having trouble duplicating it.

    • @themrstroke
      @themrstroke Месяц назад

      @teachyourselftennis I have also just recently figured this out and am working on more on edge drop like the 3 players I mentioned. They still get just as much racquet lag, which is the key. I think we all got obsessed with the Fed, Rafa, Sinner, Grigor, Kyrgios, Sock, and so many that have either the Pat the dog, or even strings facing completely the other way preparation with the massive external rotation, which does create a massive flip of the racquet. It looks cool. But it is certainly much more complicated and I do not think it creates any more racquet lag.

  • @srithotakura7498
    @srithotakura7498 Месяц назад

    Always the best…❤

  • @gopinadhpylafffd2384
    @gopinadhpylafffd2384 2 месяца назад

    Beyond word the best lesson to unleash ur forehand you are the best teacher

  • @swu1413
    @swu1413 2 месяца назад

    Same here, finally improved my forehead after nearly 40years of playing. More power and stable now. Backhand was always more sound. String forward works. More “FaceTime” to the ball was the breakthrough for me. Thanks for sharing!

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      So glad that’s helping! It’s been really hard for me to break the habit. Trying to change grip a little, but it’s definitely going to take some time for me to get through this. At least I know what the problem is :-)

  • @NgocThaiDu
    @NgocThaiDu 2 месяца назад

    I thinks you and I we live in parallel universes because what I am trying to do is the exact opposite of what you are doing! I have been hitting the ball with the strings facing forward for years but the ball keeps flying out and long. Now for about two weeks I swing with the edge of the racket leading and behold! , the ball goes over the net then dips down past the service line. 😮Go figure!

  • @sitara0925
    @sitara0925 2 месяца назад

    Thank you so much for your video. I have literally been battling with the same issue that you talked about, and I have watched numerous videos about how not to be late to contact the ball on my forehead. My two-handed backhand is strong, but that is because the racket is on edge. I cannot thank you enough for your very simplistic explanation and I cannot wait to try and implement that with my forehead

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Happy to help! Please keep me posted on your progress :)

  • @sunsioux444
    @sunsioux444 2 месяца назад

    very helpful!! 👏

  • @ad-rock603
    @ad-rock603 2 месяца назад

    Great analysis. Love the pro examples, really accurate to the content

  • @georgesalmeron5055
    @georgesalmeron5055 2 месяца назад

    Thanks so much for admitting that things aren't perfect. You are right, you are always learning in tennis.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      That’s why this game is so fun haha. I feel like it’s a false summit every time I think I “figured it out” 😆

  • @hallamring2036
    @hallamring2036 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for this video. I have a strong forehand however I’ve dropped a ton of balls in the net for the last 3 or 4 months. I tried to put more spin on the balls and while it helped some it wasn’t the answer. Backhand rarely goes in net. Watched this video and the light went on. Tried it today and hit so much better. Unfortunately I tore my calf muscle serving. At least though I’ll have a positive feeling to go back to when back out there.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Dang! I’m glad your forehand is going better but such a bummer on the calf. Heal fast so you can get out there soon!

  • @longlam1390
    @longlam1390 2 месяца назад

    I also hit my backhand more consistently than my forehand too and I have been wondering why. Thanks for the tips and will definitely try your suggestion!

  • @pietercoetzee2123
    @pietercoetzee2123 2 месяца назад

    Which ball machine do you recommend please?

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      For cost I would suggest the slinger. Portable and gets the job done!

  • @SuperSol1987
    @SuperSol1987 2 месяца назад

    Hey Coach, what about finishing with the butt end up when finish?

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      If it’s pointing to your opponent I think you’re doing a good job :)

  • @robertrenk7074
    @robertrenk7074 2 месяца назад

    Very good tip. Thank you!

  • @fingersm
    @fingersm 2 месяца назад

    2hbh is the same. Its more a circular motion

  • @fingersm
    @fingersm 2 месяца назад

    Been explaining this to players but rec players are stubborn as bricks

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      I hear you! It’s rare to find adults that truly want to change their game technically if it’s difficult at first to do.

  • @ivanhannel
    @ivanhannel 2 месяца назад

    Ugh, same problem! Good explanation.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      It’s not just me! :)

    • @ivanhannel
      @ivanhannel 2 месяца назад

      @@teachyourselftennis Ha, sadly, no. I’ll probably go with the WTA take back and see if that clicks. Great explanation and thanks, again.

  • @Nerdzombiedisco
    @Nerdzombiedisco 2 месяца назад

    I fixed my forehand by hitting with other good hitters. I have a good group and another group with strange feeds and shots with weird sidespin. The top group, it's a must to hit square and fat on the strings to keep up and give back. The worse group is never "on" when I give pace. Telling me they don't hit clean and are all "edge forward".

    • @brasileirosim5961
      @brasileirosim5961 2 месяца назад

      I was once practicing with young players. I have a weird forehand, hitting not clean, too much spin, too high, not able to hit with power.. One of my friends wasn’t improving much his own game when practicing with me. I was stronger, has I had a lot of variation in my game (I play a lot of drop shots). When I left the club this friend began to play regularly with a talented junior (who was very good as soccer). Both were hitting clean, and in one year both improved massively.

  • @yutooober
    @yutooober 2 месяца назад

    Such good advice. I have this exact problem, and for longer! Working on the forward and through. It's hard, but worth the change.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Glad I'm not the only one :). Good luck with your training!

  • @watcher687
    @watcher687 2 месяца назад

    I thought leading with the edge was the right way🤔

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Until you start your forward swing yes. But getting parallel to the net with your racquet head on contact point is critical and getting there linearly will help with miss hits.

  • @patriciomora9663
    @patriciomora9663 2 месяца назад

    What happened to your trademark red shirt?

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      You noticed haha! I’ll keep it up more in the future vids :)

  • @trixi8321
    @trixi8321 2 месяца назад

    Thanks, good drills !

  • @michealcastro9075
    @michealcastro9075 2 месяца назад

    There are not enough lessons on this. This is key in tennis. Great video

  • @S.W.-lp7zm
    @S.W.-lp7zm 2 месяца назад

    in the thumbnail i thought you are jannik sinner and surprise: your playstyle is a bit like him. :D he plays really loose too. ;-)

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      That is the biggest compliment I’ve ever gotten haha. Thank you :). I can only wish to be half his level but that’s the fun part of tennis…there’s always more you can get out of yourself to improve!

  • @Ockv74
    @Ockv74 2 месяца назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @honkeyness9427
    @honkeyness9427 2 месяца назад

    I don’t think this is the best mental image - it’s one correct form but it will cause players to think on a form or technique rather than intent. Look at Berritini, Kyrgios, Sock - those guys show clearly that the entire intent of the swing is to accelerate the wrist and racket up the back of the ball and their form is not standard but it doesn’t have to be.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Great point! Everyone learns with different examples and analogies so I'm not surprised this isn't going to work for you specifically but it does give the idea of looseness with racquet head speed :)

  • @lisatucci386
    @lisatucci386 2 месяца назад

    The elbows up make a big difference. Thank you

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Great to hear! I have a strong 6 UTR player that made a world of difference on his forehand too :)

  • @francoisgouws7288
    @francoisgouws7288 2 месяца назад

    Will this be applicable to the DH backhand? Good video

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

      Good question! It's very hard to do it with a two hander but players like Jannik Sinner show that it can be done! Give it a try but if you do, focus on the top hand being the main mechnism for the racquet head speed.

  • @joelintl2226
    @joelintl2226 2 месяца назад

    that's right - you can only control the beginning and the end of a stroke, as everything in between is happening too fast. I recommend focusing on looping the racket behind your back during follow through...kinda like Sinner or other top players...when you do that, you're almost certainly guaranteed of a loose swing...

  • @maxgluteus4263
    @maxgluteus4263 3 месяца назад

    Alcaraz pauses

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 3 месяца назад

      Watch again, his right hand is in constant motion. Not as obvious as other servers but he does have constant movement.

    • @maxgluteus4263
      @maxgluteus4263 3 месяца назад

      @@teachyourselftennis he paused at salutations position, he moves move through the trophy's position, like Roddick

  • @KubiCash-pi5sy
    @KubiCash-pi5sy 3 месяца назад

    Thanks❤

  • @maxgluteus4263
    @maxgluteus4263 3 месяца назад

    Do you tighten the grip at contact? If not, if the ball made contact away from the sweet spot then the rocket will roll

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 3 месяца назад

      It’s all relative to what you mean “tighten” is for you. I would suggest that you experiment with what feels right for you :)

  • @mattthrift3920
    @mattthrift3920 3 месяца назад

    Great info. The looser the grip the better the strike. I tell my players - LESS IS MORE. Frees the wrist up for a smooth release. Almost distracted by this guy’s legs. Lol. he has definitely been skipping LEG DAY for years.

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 3 месяца назад

      Less is more is a hard concept for people to understand with Tennis! And I promise you I’m pretty strong in the legs, but my genetics doesn’t help haha!

  • @skalenskij
    @skalenskij 3 месяца назад

    Thanks

  • @colinbyer3018
    @colinbyer3018 3 месяца назад

    This is very interesting thanks

  • @stpetetennispro2012
    @stpetetennispro2012 3 месяца назад

    The BEST explanation of racquet head LAG and speed!!!

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 3 месяца назад

      Thank you! Love your profile pic by the way. Wish I had a one-handed backhand too :)

    • @stpetetennispro2012
      @stpetetennispro2012 3 месяца назад

      Thank you 🙏🏾. You’re still young enough to make the transition to a single hander 😊. My backhand has always been natural and free with not much thought… perhaps from early table tennis training.

  • @albond5467
    @albond5467 3 месяца назад

    Best explanation of the serve I have ever witnessed. 💪🎾👏

    • @teachyourselftennis
      @teachyourselftennis 3 месяца назад

      You are too kind thank you! It’s funny how these ideas come mainly from on the fly teaching during my lessons. I’m like, “I need to write that tip down to share!” Haha. Thanks again for watching and commenting.