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I like the way you cut the video, very useful content, keep up the good work!!!

Would this be a good exercise to do at the backboard?

Nice one! What did you use to film this? I like the slightly blurred background when you are close to the camera

Hey coach. When the tap exercise do i need to change grip from semi western to continental ?

Very nice, Thank you!🙂 BTW what type of ball are you using?

Great videography and tips! I also like that target practice thing you are doing with the chairs. Cheers

love this! subbed!

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how do you make that filter. like grainy old look

Instructions unclear... Broke a window while practicing serves... Jokes aside, thanks to you I finally understood why I tore a ligamend while sliding.

extra large calf muscle. i want some of that

Gracias!! Es siempre muy útil saber cómo aprovechar el tiempo cuando no se puede ir a las canchas

i won't tell your wife

this is exactly what i needed

Hips being pushed forward should be result of rt hip turning down and around the right hip firing up is the primary power source on serve kovac

I must say I love the cinematic style of your videos. Regarding the tips, they are so much needed! I noticed a massive improvement of my forehand just by tracking the ball at all times, have a good balance and commit to the shot, correct contact point and correct distance!

tennis is cool, but a video about how you groom your beard would be funny hahah

Hello from Hong Kong, great video and thank you for your tips!! Love the cinematic shot and color tone of the video!

I love your VDO. It is easy to understand. Thank you❤❤

Great help! Thanks!

ahahahhaahhaah thats so brilliant, love it

who ever did the color grading, good job

Great video thanks

your channel needs to blow up, great video

Really good video. Second serve difference is what i never really understood until now. Good motion explanation.

Nice camera

although the information is valuable, on your next video it would probably be good to demonstrate some shots on camera. thanks!

you hit one ball the entire video

Было бы лучше совмещать обьяснение с показом удара. 2 раза за 10 минут это мало))

Channel Title: Giga chad plays tennis

Please show us how to hit the high balls.. what should be the raquet angle..

Really nice instruction style Jose! I would like to see some commentary on the recommended grip for slicing.

How long should it take to be able to use the final exercise here to get the ball over and in? I read that if you practice serve an hour, three times per week, then you should be able to serve in as little as a year. (Does that seem right?) But if I understand correctly, even the last step here is only part way to a full serve, though I guess a significant part. So how long should we expect to need before we can do this? Something like three months of practicing an hour a day three days per week? Or is that too soon to hope to get there?

Hey coach, loving your new channel and tutorial videos! Great quality too. Just one question, how does one maintain such a magnificent beard after its' all sweat-soaked?

Love the live coaching. Subbed!

bit much breathing with this mic. love the back court angle with the camera at 03:20

Explained nicely.

Thank You for a knowledgeable video.

Thanks Jose. Shame you couldn't find another lesson time for us, my son hasn't played since then...

You made a video with an incorrect view of a ball being in. You should have investigated a little bit more. To be in it must touch the line. Period.

The rule clearly says (I am not native, so not the exact words) : Ball is out when there is a gap between the "printmark" and the line. In case of clay or sometimes rebound ace you can see or review a printmark - so the answer is clear. The ball has not to touch the line, only with a gap the ball is out. So easy .. But if you do not have a printmark, the rule is the same but you cannot prove in or out. Usually the projection of the ball counts - therefore in the example the ball is in. But as someone wrote it usually depends whether this is your ball or the one from the opponent 😁 - regarding fairness in case of doubt replay, regarding rules the one who is playing on the side has to decide.

You gotta play that as in. Technically out, but unless you're 100% sure it's out, you play it in.

Love your style mate... you've got a great thing going on. Thanks a lot and keep em coming 💪

Wow what? What's this accent from someone named "Jose Lopez" hahaha. But on topic, nice video, short and simple, good examples. Maybe could suggest adding some movements on slow motion for the future.

Hey Jose, thanks for your content, you're building a good channel!! I really like the aesthetic/editing of your videos and the way that you explain, I always press play even when it's about basic steps.

In, if one can't clearly say a ball is out , your opponent gets the benefit of the doubt.

In. When looking at the ball and line from above one doesn’t see a space. Now Pickleball is a different story.

Hi jose

It’s out José

Tennis has got to be one of the most difficult sports to find improvement. So many players give up doing the right technique because there's no instant improvement.