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Good to see the reunion of the best coaching duo on the internet. I hope you guys you could start preparing videos focused on advancing play levels for intermediates (NRTP 3.5). I see a real gap in that coaching since online coaches focus on either: * total beginners (how to serve, continental grip, etc.) * pro level players (imitate top ATP techniques) We need more videos like this and tailored for intermediates.
I am the crippled punisher/dominator with outstanding ability to mess up the incoming defensive moon balls, slices and short nothing balls :) So way too often I just punish myself when I hit a great shot and have to play that one more awkward defensive ball…
I like the idea of starting out as the wall for a few games and then switching to the finisher/dominator for the rest of the match... going back to wall if I make too many errors. I guess that means tactician overall?
I purchased the related course. The best course I have ever seen on the subject. Covers everything. It's an absolute must for anyone who is looking to win their matches!!
Love this!!! So good to see you both explain and by example show us these type of plays/players. Thanks so much and thanks for coming to film this in Crete, Greece 🇬🇷 at Nana Tennis Resort (come back again soon please!) ❤🥇🎾
I love your videos, they are so very helpful. Thanks a lot. ❤ Could you please add a video about what we have to do a day before and until the match hour?
Hi Simon and Alex, what a great video and well explained ,I have played all those ways to win matches and we all have a favourite style,. Also depends on conditions, ie Court surface, weather, etc. My coach s first rule was attack when you can,defend when you have too,and .no free points! Play to strengths ! Keep up the good work, will use this with my players on the rock ! Would be good to do a video re doubles roles and responsibilities, like your singles video above ! Ian From Jersey on the rock !
Thanks for all your help, doubles is such a vital game in developing parts of the all court game, and especially serve and return and net play,playing as a team, for juniors and seniors in a club,thanks ian
I think I am definitely a tactician; I mostly transform into the wall (when facing big hitters) and also into the finisher, because I like to come to the net and also chip'n'charge vs weak serves.
Good video! weeks ago I thought on describing myself and decided I was a Punisher, I thought I´d come up with the term tennis wise but it seems not! 😂 Who are the greatest all time examples, in your opinion, of each of these styles? Mine would be: - Punisher: Djokovic, Nadal (not looking to start a controversy here!) - Dominator: Federer, Serena - Attacker... Sampras? - Tactitian... Murray? Graf? - Wall? I can only think of Wozniacki, was Borg in this category?
@@Macgonagle76 Hewitt and Chang!! definitely! Can't believe I didn't think of them. I don't intially see Ruud as a wall, I think first of De Minaur, of Tommy Paul as such (I didn't mention them because I was thinking of al time greats)... but yeah, thinking about Ruud, I guess he'd be either a wall or a punisher. Saludos ✌️
Hello Simon and Alex, its a good video again 🙏🏻 how can i play against good slicer ? In my last matc h, my opponent hit just slice and drop shot, he hadnt any winner but his slices is so low and deeper 🙁
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thanks, where is the weight divided? Mostly in the handle I guess, since you're playing a OHB. Do you get enough power on it?
Re. The wall. I played a solid wall in a competion last year with this strategy. Each game involved pretty intense rallies lasting 20 to 30 shots on the majority of points. I usually outlast my opponents but that was the first time I've ever played tennis to near complete exhaustion. I lost (cracked) in the end by attempting to finish points early with decisive winners - unwise idea...should have dug deeper and stayed on strategy.
For me, the tactician seems to be the best strategy in theory because you adapt every single shot to your opponent. In contrary, this acquires all skills of tennis which are out there and of course a lot of intelligence of the game. So for me, I am a tactician but not able to ececute it on the court because of my lacking skills :D
Body tracking camera gadgets may look cool initially but it’s actually quite annoying for watching tennis because focusing on the player only is first of all a dizzying effect for the viewer and also you miss the other side of the court and even where the shot goes sometimes because of that tracking one player strictly.
I’d love to blame one of them but this video was filmed by a new cameraman we were testing out and we don’t need to explain how it went 😂 sorry for the quality
I am a Waiter. I serve the ball and stay in the place (no reason to waste the energy). 90% of the time, my opponent hits outside (makes a mistake). So, I simply wait 😂
When I'm serving, I'm a combination of the tactician and the dominator. When I'm receiving, I'm a wall, looking to for an opportunity to become the deminator. I think. Lol
Tactitian. Anxiety and anger at myself during matches are my biggest flaws. If I stay focused on my "plan" for every point, less of my attention is on my physical and technical shortcomings - save that for practice! Great lesson, guys!
Would of loved to watch your video but the camera movement is terrible sorry. Wide view, farther back, just let us watch the impact of the ball movement not you hitting. Tactics were probably decent but well never know I stopped watching..
We would agree with that completely. That week we were testing out a new camera guy, and he done a terrible job. But, the video was already filmed so we released it
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Good to see the reunion of the best coaching duo on the internet.
I hope you guys you could start preparing videos focused on advancing play levels for intermediates (NRTP 3.5).
I see a real gap in that coaching since online coaches focus on either:
* total beginners (how to serve, continental grip, etc.)
* pro level players (imitate top ATP techniques)
We need more videos like this and tailored for intermediates.
@@berlianagusta5675 they now live in different countries.
That’s correct, so it’s not always possible to film together. But we have plenty of lessons from that trip for you 🙏
100% agree, i hope so😂
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I am the forgetter! I think of a lot about what I am going to do, then forget the everything, and play the same old game! 🤣
I am the crippled punisher/dominator with outstanding ability to mess up the incoming defensive moon balls, slices and short nothing balls :) So way too often I just punish myself when I hit a great shot and have to play that one more awkward defensive ball…
Haha love it, sounds like us 😂
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial No way, you play like tennis gods. Or it’s good editing :)
I like the idea of starting out as the wall for a few games and then switching to the finisher/dominator for the rest of the match... going back to wall if I make too many errors. I guess that means tactician overall?
That is called "strategy" not "tactics"
You should stick to one of them
I purchased the related course. The best course I have ever seen on the subject. Covers everything. It's an absolute must for anyone who is looking to win their matches!!
Great video as always👍
Love this!!! So good to see you both explain and by example show us these type of plays/players. Thanks so much and thanks for coming to film this in Crete, Greece 🇬🇷 at Nana Tennis Resort (come back again soon please!) ❤🥇🎾
Nana Beach Resort was great!! Will be back next year and this time you are joining!! 💪💪
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial my dream come true 🎾🏆🥇🔜✔️
I was sure this was Greece! Glad you enjoyed it, the climate is perfect for tennis, especially at this time of the year!
I love your videos, they are so very helpful. Thanks a lot. ❤
Could you please add a video about what we have to do a day before and until the match hour?
Hi Simon and Alex, what a great video and well explained ,I have played all those ways to win matches and we all have a favourite style,. Also depends on conditions, ie Court surface, weather, etc. My coach s first rule was attack when you can,defend when you have too,and
.no free points! Play to strengths ! Keep up the good work, will use this with my players on the rock ! Would be good to do a video re doubles roles and responsibilities, like your singles video above ! Ian From Jersey on the rock !
We’ll try to get some doubles content filmed soon,
All the best
Simon
Thanks for all your help, doubles is such a vital game in developing parts of the all court game, and especially serve and return and net play,playing as a team, for juniors and seniors in a club,thanks ian
Great video. 👍👍
Thanks for the support 💪💪
Good to see the band back together!
Vamos 💪
Thank you for your videos they help me achive my dream of turning pro and hopefully being 1st
Good luck with your journey 🙏
Thank you
I think I am definitely a tactician; I mostly transform into the wall (when facing big hitters) and also into the finisher, because I like to come to the net and also chip'n'charge vs weak serves.
Mix and match for the W
I play all round tennis 🎾 game..
I call my style "Tennis 🎾 Cocktail 🍹"...
Mixed flavours of "Offense and Defence".. 👍🏻
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Good video! weeks ago I thought on describing myself and decided I was a Punisher, I thought I´d come up with the term tennis wise but it seems not! 😂
Who are the greatest all time examples, in your opinion, of each of these styles? Mine would be:
- Punisher: Djokovic, Nadal (not looking to start a controversy here!)
- Dominator: Federer, Serena
- Attacker... Sampras?
- Tactitian... Murray? Graf?
- Wall? I can only think of Wozniacki, was Borg in this category?
Hewitt, Chang, Ruud… all are Walls
@@Macgonagle76 Hewitt and Chang!! definitely! Can't believe I didn't think of them. I don't intially see Ruud as a wall, I think first of De Minaur, of Tommy Paul as such (I didn't mention them because I was thinking of al time greats)... but yeah, thinking about Ruud, I guess he'd be either a wall or a punisher. Saludos ✌️
It would be great to see a video on how to counter opponents that are themselves using one of these 5 strategies.
We cover that inside our tactics course on our website 👍
I am definitely a punisher looking to attack with serve, groundstrokes and net play.
Hi! Simon what kind of strings and what tensión do u use?
Poly strings, an unknown brand, strung between 38-42lbs depending on the conditions
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Thanks for the Great video. Is it the head extreme tour you are using ? :)
Very nicely summarised. Could you please share how pro players train.
Great video thank you.
Hello Simon and Alex, its a good video again 🙏🏻 how can i play against good slicer ? In my last matc h, my opponent hit just slice and drop shot, he hadnt any winner but his slices is so low and deeper 🙁
At 8:19 I had to slow down the playback speed to 0.25 for 2 seconds to understand the art of it & the right way it is done 😉
Thanks for watching 🙏
I like the dominator. Next to skill you need a lot of stamina.
Hi Alex, is that the extreme tour you're playing with? Did you customize it?
That’s a pro stock extreme tour 317g it’s Jay Clarke’s racket, not sure the exact specs
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thanks, where is the weight divided? Mostly in the handle I guess, since you're playing a OHB. Do you get enough power on it?
Amazing video!
I want to konw where to download PDF of this lesson?
What are the names of these racquets please
Re. The wall. I played a solid wall in a competion last year with this strategy. Each game involved pretty intense rallies lasting 20 to 30 shots on the majority of points. I usually outlast my opponents but that was the first time I've ever played tennis to near complete exhaustion. I lost (cracked) in the end by attempting to finish points early with decisive winners - unwise idea...should have dug deeper and stayed on strategy.
The wall is a hard player to defeat, unless you’re physically in great shape
For me, the tactician seems to be the best strategy in theory because you adapt every single shot to your opponent. In contrary, this acquires all skills of tennis which are out there and of course a lot of intelligence of the game. So for me, I am a tactician but not able to ececute it on the court because of my lacking skills :D
Body tracking camera gadgets may look cool initially but it’s actually quite annoying for watching tennis because focusing on the player only is first of all a dizzying effect for the viewer and also you miss the other side of the court and even where the shot goes sometimes because of that tracking one player strictly.
I’d love to blame one of them but this video was filmed by a new cameraman we were testing out and we don’t need to explain how it went 😂 sorry for the quality
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial
😀 Nice.
But you get my point about body tracking type of recording tennis hitting, right?
Can we see a similar video for doubles
We’ll try to get some doubles content filmed soon 👍
I am a Waiter. I serve the ball and stay in the place (no reason to waste the energy). 90% of the time, my opponent hits outside (makes a mistake). So, I simply wait 😂
Nothing wrong with staying patient and getting the ball back in play! If they can’t handle it why do anything else 😁
Counterpuncher at its finest 😁😁
Man, your serve must be a rocket!
Do you offer love tactic classes
We could give you a few pointers, what are you struggling with?
When I'm serving, I'm a combination of the tactician and the dominator. When I'm receiving, I'm a wall, looking to for an opportunity to become the deminator. I think. Lol
Good
"there's no shame in losing to the wall" 😆 superhero quotes right here
5:27 ''Even when my opponent sends the ball out of bounds I *will* send it back *inbounds* to show him that I can do, what he couldn't 😤😠.''
Tactitian. Anxiety and anger at myself during matches are my biggest flaws. If I stay focused on my "plan" for every point, less of my attention is on my physical and technical shortcomings - save that for practice!
Great lesson, guys!
I’m the wall. It doesn’t work that well on really good players though 😅
Against stronger opponents you often need to take more risk for sure
I'm the loser 😅 thank you for this great video 👍
I am a waiter until the time in the point, I see the opportunity to become a finisher.
Good strategy 👍
Alex and Simon going from Boyz II Men
From young guns to old timers 😂
Where are you guys? 😊
Crete, Greece 🇬🇷
My game spans all of these styles.
I am the spanner…
Boys! That doesn’t look like England…
Indeed…It’s Crete! Will be organising some camps there it’s lovely
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Damn! What a cool plan! Enjoy!
I am all of them (in my mind), and none of them (in reality)... 😅
Am I the only one who is distracted by the court setting
Not at all 😂
Movement on the camera is not nice to watch
We know, sorry about that. It was a new cameraman for the week and he didn’t perform
Snakes, Minecraft
🐍
The rookie
Your favourite opponent?
I might be “the Gambler” as I take too many chances
Would of loved to watch your video but the camera movement is terrible sorry. Wide view, farther back, just let us watch the impact of the ball movement not you hitting. Tactics were probably decent but well never know I stopped watching..
We would agree with that completely. That week we were testing out a new camera guy, and he done a terrible job. But, the video was already filmed so we released it