Footwork for POWER

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  • Опубликовано: 18 дек 2024

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  • @marcorenato1814
    @marcorenato1814 Год назад +38

    The ice skating analogy really explains the concept of shifting the body weight very well

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +3

      Thanks, it's a key point where people go wrong. I'm glad you caught that. Let me know if there's something you'd like to have covered on the channel

    • @marcorenato1814
      @marcorenato1814 Год назад

      @@ironwilltennis not sure if you've covered this before but I can't get my slice backhand to stay low. It always floats embarrassingly high and long. I've watched all the vids on it but can't get it right...

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      @@marcorenato1814 I've got you👍

    • @zoro251
      @zoro251 Год назад +1

      Very good video, the roller coaster analogy it’s a good idea, will give it a go! Thanks coach!

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      @zoro251 you're welcome, happy to help

  • @MJTIbes
    @MJTIbes Год назад +9

    watched 10 billion video's of this. You are the first one who is down to earth and making it simple and clear. No bull shit content. Just practical and useful. Thank you so much.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +2

      That's the goal I set out with. I'm glad you like it, I hope it was helpful 😁

  • @eth8285
    @eth8285 Год назад +7

    Have always known weight shifting is crucial in effortless yet powerful strokes, but this was the vid that made it clear and simple to follow for us recreational players, please keep up the great content as you’re helping many a lot! Cheers

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      I'm happy to have been able to clear it up for you, and thank you for the compliment 😁

    • @keinguye
      @keinguye Год назад +1

      Yes, I loved that ice skating analogy which I could relate to. I watched many coaching videos but Will explains things the best. Great guy!

  • @sanz8607
    @sanz8607 Год назад +19

    Your stroke and movements are so clean, like your teaching. No nonsense!

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +3

      Thanks for the compliment🙏 let me know if there's something I can help add to your game😁👍

  • @speedymr
    @speedymr Год назад +1

    One of the best advice on tennis channels.

  • @jflow5601
    @jflow5601 Год назад +3

    Your advice is practical and well explained. No BS

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      Thank you, that's always my goal😁 hope it helped

  • @ayoitstony
    @ayoitstony Год назад +3

    This is... really concise. Of all the tennis videos I come across, I feel like I could actually really use this. Thank you.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      I hope it helps 😁 let me know how it works for you

  • @makgeoff
    @makgeoff Год назад

    Your tips are by far easiest to understand and practical short to the point amongst RUclips channels. Good stuff👍

  • @ronaldt7947
    @ronaldt7947 Год назад +1

    Excellent. Was just sharing this yesterday. Able to share an excellent video breakdown with them thanks to you. Keep up the great videos 👌🏿👍🏿💪🏿

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      You welcome 😁hope it helps with your illustration

  • @michaellynch7608
    @michaellynch7608 Год назад +6

    Beautifully explained and illustrated.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Big appreciation let me know if you'd like something covered in a video

  • @danilodonoso6352
    @danilodonoso6352 Год назад +3

    Thanks so much for this tip!! I used it to absolutely crush my opponents serve today, can't wait to use this more, you rock!!!

  • @Nightrangersb
    @Nightrangersb 7 месяцев назад

    Fantastic stuff. Now to practice.

  • @johnbenevoli2066
    @johnbenevoli2066 Год назад +7

    For the most common shot in tennis.. we finally have an instruction utilising its breakdown in a most insightful and memorable way with an added skating analogy to boot, always a useful tool for reactivation on court. Love your work, thanks Will.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      Greatly appreciated, happy to help any way I can

  • @lordbyron3603
    @lordbyron3603 Год назад +1

    “… arriving sideways…” That was me for the longest time until yesterday when I saw your video on the backhand! 🤣🤣 The skater’s analogy is gold !

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Great work keep moving forward with it. I think you'll be surprised at how much it helps other parts of your game.😁

  • @jimpoole6037
    @jimpoole6037 Год назад +3

    4.5 player, great lesson, especially on going wide. Thanks

  • @RKie-hv6ci
    @RKie-hv6ci 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is Gold. Thanks.

  • @user-lk8sy1bw7j
    @user-lk8sy1bw7j 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for the great teaching.
    Could you also cover this topic for the backhand please?

  • @adamdayun
    @adamdayun Год назад +1

    This is brilliant. Can you show the same footwork pattern on the backhand side for single handers?

  • @akgo2684
    @akgo2684 Год назад +1

    Great advice thanks

  • @rarestro
    @rarestro Год назад +1

    well explained! finally someone who knows what they are talking about

  • @MBasaar
    @MBasaar Год назад +1

    Love this your channel. The most right to the point coach ever. Your brand should be No Bullshit Tennis

  • @ldgnotebook
    @ldgnotebook Год назад +1

    Thanks so much , it’s very helpful.

  • @michaelhollinger5240
    @michaelhollinger5240 Год назад +1

    Loving your videos Will. So much useful information explained so well. Thank you!

  • @ahnguyen1
    @ahnguyen1 Год назад +1

    thanks. i have never seen this tip before!

  • @jcelebrini
    @jcelebrini 6 месяцев назад

    excellent video

  • @diegoeste14
    @diegoeste14 Год назад +2

    your best video so far

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Big thanks 👍 trying to keep getting better

  • @jayrussell26
    @jayrussell26 Год назад +1

    Really great lesson here - thanks Will

  • @evildosess
    @evildosess Год назад +1

    I must say this is good info will use it

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      That's my goal, I want it to be easy to take in and use. I'm happy you enjoyed it

  • @lembretete
    @lembretete Год назад +3

    Thanks for the class, definitely going to help me out. I’ve been rollerblading for years and I’ve never thought about it this way

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Should be a cake walk for you then 😁 happy to help

  • @NamesAreRandom
    @NamesAreRandom Год назад +1

    really helpful, like both the skating analogy and the setup with an open stance so you can hit that if necessary.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      Glad it helped, Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to cover

  • @leoa543
    @leoa543 Год назад +7

    No wasting of explanation time. On the mark. Actually useful and really applicable. Got into the essential of the essentials in no time. Thank you. This tip is what I am missing all this time. And also this one made me really understand the point of using the open stance as oppose to the other tutorials that have point it out also.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Happy I was able to help, let me know if there's another topic you'd like help with

  • @jwtotherow
    @jwtotherow Год назад +1

    Great video

  • @davdmoi
    @davdmoi Год назад +1

    Coach hitting the balls so effortlessly clean power. Deadly on course. Forgot to bring it up you didn’t mention here stay relax on your arm and body as striking the ball. If coach don’t mind I bring this up. Thanks again coach.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      No problem at all. I was just paying attention to the lower body in this video

    • @davdmoi
      @davdmoi Год назад

      Correct it more focus on bottom part of body. But it was super helpful of coaching. Keep up all the coaching lots of us here are cheap don’t want to pay for coaching lessons. Keep supplying your students.

  • @percivalmvoco2569
    @percivalmvoco2569 Год назад +1

    Nicely explained

  • @arildopaes
    @arildopaes Год назад +1

    thank you teacher. nice video.

  • @TravelPortugalBrasilTPB
    @TravelPortugalBrasilTPB Год назад +1

    I fully watched and enjoyed this. This is my first time here. Thanks for your great tips. See you. 👍

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Happy you enjoyed it. Let me know if there's something I can do to help your game 👍

  • @ginomarone8831
    @ginomarone8831 Год назад +1

    Solid tips here. Sub’d!

  • @davebartin216
    @davebartin216 Год назад +1

    Effective teaching on using footwork for power on the forehand. Can you show your idea of footwork for power for hitting a one-hand backhand? I feel much of my inconsistency in the backhand is mostly caused by by improper footwork getting to the backhand position and through the shot.

  • @sveinungjrgensen5125
    @sveinungjrgensen5125 Год назад +1

    Thx!

  • @sonnyyombo2230
    @sonnyyombo2230 Год назад +1

    made sense. Thank you

  • @range9242
    @range9242 Год назад +1

    Very useful videos. Please make two videos on (1) how to anticipate where the opponents ball is falling in your court. I often can't judge the ball is falling short or deep. (2) how to prepare Unit turn early not late. My unit turn is often late. Some eye, hand and foot drills. Thx

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      I think I can do all of that😁

    • @range9242
      @range9242 Год назад

      @@ironwilltennis Thx, Mr IronWill! I see other videos, but yours are among the best. Down to earth advise!

  • @jkj1459
    @jkj1459 Год назад +1

    I THINK THE BODY ADJUST ITSELF AS PER OUR REQUIREMENT IN TERMS OF POWER, SPEED, AND THE HEIGHT ABOVE THE NET . ONCE WE HAVE INTEREST AND OBSERVATION , RET OF THE JOB DONE BY BRAIN AUTOMATICALLY

  • @KeyofDavid5778
    @KeyofDavid5778 Год назад +1

    Plant your outside foot behind the bounce of the oncoming ball. You can do that by judging the flight early off your opponent's racket.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      You are not wrong 😁

    • @KeyofDavid5778
      @KeyofDavid5778 Год назад

      ​@ironwilltennis Nice informative video ! I've been coaching for about 40 years and I think that the most understood part about tennis is the first step.
      After the ready hop, I call it Point your outside toe where you want to go.
      On outside balls to be super fast you're pointing that toe and then getting your other leg in a 45 degree angle to push off then running to the ball .
      I think that people don't understand there are inside balls in the middle 1/3 of the court and outside balls all outside balls ...outer 1/3s ...you're turning and running to ...all inside balls you're shuffling more in adjusting to get the proper distance to the side to move in in a diagonal stance or neutral. ..to move your hip angular into the ball or linear momentum into the ball.
      The move your showing on neutral balls is called the front foot pivot on balls you can move into.
      RUclips video on the front foot hop on short attacking balls...cheers to you !

  • @blaskbla
    @blaskbla Год назад +2

    Great instructions
    Soon, this channel will be recognized as very useful and 25K subscribers will be just a fraction of overall subscribed.
    Keep up a good work!

  • @tennis47
    @tennis47 Год назад +1

    Great video!

  • @haroldho19
    @haroldho19 Год назад +1

    My foot work Suc*. Is there any drills we can work on it ? I am going to work on this. Great video. Can you do a video on loading on forehand, backhand ,volley and serve ? Thanks.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      I will add it to the list buddy😁👍

    • @haroldho19
      @haroldho19 Год назад

      @@ironwilltennis I just subscribed your channel. Looking forward to more good contents. Thanks

  • @akashchoube9860
    @akashchoube9860 Год назад +1

    Great content 👏

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Thank you, I take video requests as well. I'm here to help 😁👍

  • @gabeeedition
    @gabeeedition Год назад

    nice bro. you explain very well. I subscribe from Argentina

  • @kattballo67
    @kattballo67 Год назад +1

    Really halpful, thanks, but as so many others, only explaning the forhand side. How about the backhand side. Especilly a one handed backhand?

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      This footwork is universal. I stayed on the forehand just to keep the video short. But it all applies exactly the same 😁👍

  • @cristovaolopes9519
    @cristovaolopes9519 Год назад +2

    One of the Bests vídeos os the net about weight no the strokes
    Maybe you can make a more complete would Be great
    :)

  • @willwahl9225
    @willwahl9225 Год назад +1

    Hey Will there is one more thing I like you to cover in a video:
    Heavy, high balls that come our way force us to either move back or hit early. Since hitting it early requires a lot of perfect timing, we almost all the time chose to move back. The thing to remember here is to not get jammed as the high ball requires us to create more space to be able to hit the higher ball. Brian (?) covered this in a video quite well I thought. BUT he did not show this as a real practise. Could you do that ? Thanks Regards from Singapore from Will

  • @Alex-xb2un
    @Alex-xb2un 5 месяцев назад +1

    W coach

  • @TripAces
    @TripAces Год назад +1

    Great video, what's the strings on your Yonex 95?

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      I'm using the new Head Hawk Power 17g

    • @TripAces
      @TripAces Год назад +1

      @@ironwilltennis Thanks!
      Currently Im using the Luxilon Alu Power Rough 16L both cross and main... never break, tension 55 to start.
      Have you used the Luxilon before?

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      @@TripAces yeup I've used it before as well as a few of my young players. It's a solid pick for sure👍

    • @TripAces
      @TripAces Год назад

      @@ironwilltennis Excellent! Subbed to your channel 🙂

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      @@TripAces welcome to the team

  • @emjay2045
    @emjay2045 Год назад +1

    Richard Sherman’s brother play tennis? 🤣😂
    Dude got arms like he’s wearing a costume ! 💪🏼 💨

  • @shiyu84
    @shiyu84 Год назад +1

    Ok for forwards or two handed backhand but what about single handed backhand ? (except for open stance)

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      The one handed backhand has a small loophole but in general it follows the same rule. Your allowed to cross your legs a little more simply because you don't need the huge amount of body rotation that you do with a 2 hander or forehand so crossing a little is ok

    • @shiyu84
      @shiyu84 Год назад

      Thanks

  • @watcher687
    @watcher687 Год назад +1

    I feel like the incoming ball has plenty of energy if you know how to utilise it simply by hitting cleanly, even without needing much power from either momentum from weight transfer or swing speed.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад +1

      Not untrue. But it's limited to what the person gives you

  • @buckyphillips6732
    @buckyphillips6732 Год назад +1

    Watching this video makes me want to become a tennis ball. They get all the attention, and they don't even have to do anything! 🎾😅

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      It's a love hate relationship sometimes lol🤣🤣

  • @dynamento
    @dynamento 6 месяцев назад

    Does measuring with right foot first technique apply the same in inside out or DTL shots as well?
    I cannot get power on inside out forehands or down the line backhands…. (My backhand is 2H)

  • @stevenmckelvey80
    @stevenmckelvey80 Год назад

    6:18 onwards, those are closed or semi-closed shots not the open stance skating move

  • @ryansmith9711
    @ryansmith9711 Год назад +1

    good video- your necklace kept rubbing your mic.

    • @ironwilltennis
      @ironwilltennis  Год назад

      Yea I noticed it in post, sorry about that 😔

    • @ryansmith9711
      @ryansmith9711 Год назад +1

      No worries. Still a good video.@@ironwilltennis

  • @akifm6160
    @akifm6160 Год назад +1

    A great video! However, I think it’s the way you transfer your body weight with this footwork. Timing this footwork isn’t that easy lol

  • @treplay8846
    @treplay8846 Год назад +1

    Your follow through is messed up..meaning your contact point is off

  • @faizarulrahman1167
    @faizarulrahman1167 Год назад +1

    all you're saying wrong how to,,,that wat they thought & i did 😖

  • @leo96119611
    @leo96119611 Год назад +2

    Why don't you go straight to point, you have too much talking.