Forehand Technique Simplified...Stop the Online Overwhelm!
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- If you've ever felt overwhelmed with all the different forehand techniques that you've to watch online then this video is for you. I'm going to show you the key element that if you focus on your forehand will improve and be repeatable without any complicated technique.
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Well Done! Less is more! Especially when teaching! Clear enough. Congrats!
Tried this today. Hit some pretty solid forehands with a lot of power and the ball mostly landed inside the court! crazy stuff.
Crazy awesome! thanks
Great video. There are several videos per week about the forehand but I think you got to the crux of it. The technical tip of actually waiting for the bounce to ensure you are below the ball is a very useful tip. You are a great teacher. If you were here in San Francisco, I would find you for some lessons. Congrats, dude.
Great tip. I'm getting back into tennis after many, many, years off, and after playing decently against some good players, I played a match against a pusher. I shanked the ball all over the place. I realized after that with the ball coming at me so slowly, I was rushing my swing - doing exactly what Kevin warns about at 5:10 - and as a result wasn't dropping my racquet.
Tennis is such a technical sport that it's difficult for beginners to emulate their favorite pros. Most pros start at such a young age, some as early as 4, that when you try to emulate them later in life, you just don't have their court time or coaching. I was lucky in that I had always played sports all my life and I think that developed my coordination that made tennis easier for me. I picked up the ATP forehand in 3 months. But journey doesn't end there. Like Kevin said that there are many variations on a theme that you have to master. But for those ppl that didn't play sports all their lives, tennis will be frustrating. There are just a world of things that could be preventing you from playing like pros. Thanks for the video.
Totally agree 100%.
There needs to b natural coordination in footwork and hand/eye skill.
Principles are all good but too much talking and not enough simple slow motion examples. “A Picture paints a thousand words” Found myself loosing interest just over halfway through.
listen to this guy carefully for a few video, then you will find not it's majority of the contents are nonsense. Super verbose and lack of materials.
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I absolutely love this guy!!!!! Love every video I have seen by him and love the way he approaches and simplifies things for the ordinary tennis player. Thanks total tennis domination for all your videos!!!! You are super cool and so fun to watch! (and, this particular video is so helpful as well!!!)
I like the way you explain this, thanks. You kept it very straightforward. And you did the same thing for the backhand. Really just two main things to focus on you're telling us, the racket face angle and path of the racket. And the grip on the backhand is very important, you pointed out, and swing from shoulder instead of forearm.
I have a forehand and backhand with a lot of spin, but like on the forehand maybe sometimes do too much wrist lay back. But I guess my thinking has been fuzzy on how to improve. Now focusing on this that should be better. Better to get the racket path correct. Then like you said you can do other things to increase power. Use legs, wrist lay back, increase torso turn, I guess.
Great lesson. I can actually really work with that. Focus on the essential. Thanks bro.
Awesome to hear it was helpful! Keep us updated on how the training is going!
Too many coaches on here telling folk to copy Alcaraz takebacks etc Basic fundamentals for beginners to rec players should be
Recognise, Prepare, Move and Hit.
Then there’s a few more fundamentals that attach to those principles before anyone can even dream of trying these “bolt ons”. Great concise coaching as always Kevin 👍🏻
I really just want the 'simple' forehand - as a 60year old enthusiast, I endup moving in slow motion because I'm reliving all those videos with the prep, leg drive....
Thank very much for this!!
You’re a very skilled coach, you’re ability to explain complex things in a simple way are remarkable. Thank you. Keep going
Great instructions. Just one question is the racquet going through or brushing the back of ball?
thx so much coach...now i know what the mistake from my FH
Eye opener video!👍
thanks for watching!
is the same with the backhand coach?
Yes, it's the same the on the backhand side. Thanks
Very good video. Thanks.
Thank you so much! It all makes sense for me now.
Best video on yt so far, keep going 😍
Thanks for your great video.
The best teacher
Ayye that nadal forehand 🥹🥹
thanks will try this
yes, yes, yes
Thankyou
Different brands ball bounce differently, be aware.
This is so true!!!🤪 what are your favorite balls?
@@TotalTennisDomination I play better with Pro Penn win more matches both single and double.
i thought kevin garnett was a lot taller.
Sorry to disappoint… Lol thanks for watching 😆
Love all your videos.
Thanks so much!
Simply brilliant. Thx.
Many thanks!