How to drastically reduce unforced errors
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
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In todays session, we explain how to use a simple concept to stop hitting the ball into the net and a simple technique to stop hitting the ball long.
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Steve, It looks like you go from a closed to a slightly open racquet face when you go into the lag phase. This is something I've been experimenting with an its helped me get more spin and consistency. If your face stays closed or even square you are always fighting gravity. You end up hitting flat topspin. Or to overcome your closed or square racquet face, you have to swing at a very steep angle which limits power and extension. In either case if you open your racquet face slightly before pronation, you get a lot of lift and spin. Your thoughts?
Leaning over the ball was probably one of the biggest things that improved my game. It's crazy how obvious it is once you realize if you are standing up straight and or partially pushed back the racket will naturally open up at contact. No more long balls if you can put your chest into it
Hello coach your tips are helpful which improved my game. I have one question
The question is
How to make 1st serve consistent
I don't always agree with your instruction. This one was very good. Thank you.
Very instructive tips !
Great video. Thanks
Thank you
Best coaching. Thanks again
Another superb tutorial
Thanks for the visual perspectives at head & waist level from the baseline. Must be why putting a tarp over the net as a training aid is effective
That's great, thanks. And here's another view no one knows about. Get a step ladder and see how high you have to be before the ball can see into the service box. No wonder a fast flat serve is so iffy. And you are gonna want to clear the net by 6 inches or so...so now how high. Maybe you will make us a vid...surprises most everyone.
Thank you for these and all of your great tips !
very cool
Absolutely love this! And thanks for mentioning my former coach nick!!! Rest in peace to him…
Fantastic analysis, plus how to project my body. That has to also make for a more powerful shot.
Great. I thought I could see over the net😂
Are you in Costa del Sol? The landscape looks very familiar. And the sun.
Hi.
I'm in the Costa Blanca right now. But that video was shot in northern Italy.
I used to live in the Costa del sol. A beautiful area. Do you live there?
@@oneminutetennis Hi! I used to live in Tarifa, so I know the Costa del Sol quite well. Glad to hear from you.
@tinycuisine6544 that's cool. I've stayed in the hotel hurricane many times. Nice bohemian area
@@oneminutetennis Wonderful spot! I stayed next door at Camping Torre de la Peña many times. Amazing views! What a coincidence. I now live near Girona. Now going to Girona Tennis Club 😉
@@oneminutetennis I love your videos, very technical. Have gotten your Kindle book. Thank you!
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Most errors are made because the hitter doesn’t understand what he’s doing. You can practice a particular stroke for 20-30 years and still not know what you’re doing! You think you do; but that’s just you,, deceiving yourself.