How to hit affective PASSING SHOTS (lesson with actual student)
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Don't you hate when you've got the person at the net and you can't seem to find a way to hit past them. ion this video I give you some simple trick to pass affectively. HAVE FUN😁
One of the few videos on RUclips which not only suggests the practical solutions but also explains the context and issues why that solution would work in a match. You got me addicted to your videos!
Appreciate tge love, I hope I can continue to help you out as much as I can 😁👍
Best ever lesson. Love it. Many thanks
Great lesson.
You cover all the details, yet you keep it very clear and simple.
Nice job, and thanks!
Excellent drill and coaching ❤ thank you.
thanks a lot for the explanation behind each solutions. Cannot wait for a match.
I hope it goes we'll 👍 keep me informed
Great coaching! Just discovered this yesterday but becoming my favorite tennis channel!
Welcome to the team. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help you
Perfect 👌
Thank you for the compliment 😁
loving your videos. thanks.
You're welcome 😁 hope they are helping
Binging now, found you today 👍👍
Welcome to the team 😁 hope I'm able to help you out
I came back to this video to say that I practiced the technique for about 3 weeks and is unbelievably reliable. However, I also found that high and down the line works best for me since it was the shot that my opponents did not expect. It requires, though, to be relaxed and not to rush the shot.
You are not wrong, they each require a little something different. But I'm glad you found them useful 😁👍
Great tips!
thank you, let me know if there's anything you'd like to see
Excellent coaching
Big thank you, let me know if it helps
Good lesson ! Learned a lot . Thanks. 👏👏
You are welcome 😁 I'm happy you got something from it
What about the Lendl passing shot (my personal favourite)?
Great lesson! I play with a couple of really tall guys and I am only 5ft2in. It's nearly useless to lob them so I will practice these passing shots.
It helps if give it little time to get a feel for the zones
Thanks
Very welcome 😁 hope it helps
effective
That's always my goal😁 simple and clean👍
@@ironwilltennis love your videos. Title says affective. Think it should say effective. I could be mistaken
great video as always. when do you start your recovery? After you hit the ball or after you finish your swing entirely?
completion of the stroke is the best in most cases.
Very useful info. Most rec. players would use lob though when they see the opponent coming to the net. How should we counter the lob? Thanks 🙏
I'm gonna do video covering exactly that in the next week
5:47 love it! Great coaching, man…!!! May I ask what part of the state you are located? Thanks!
In the realm of Philadelphia lancaster
@@ironwilltennis do you offer “virtual” coaching by any chance? Video analysis etc? I am on the west coast but very soon on EST. Thanks again!
@ginomarone8831 I've done it before so sure I'd be happy to help
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Great coaching video. Wouldn't it be tougher to hit low down the line as the net cord are higher on the ends ?
Yes it definitely would be😁 This video is just meant to lay out the options and why you choose or don't choose them
Is it possible to do the reverse from the perspective of the net guy? I think you've done a technique on volley video but not a strategy/ending the point?
That's a great point 🤔 I will make it a priority
How high is that pole ? Thank you
it stick up about 3 feet from the net
@@ironwilltennis thank you
She has a really food forehand. no way her UTR is only 2-3
I totally agree but that the numbers are what they are 🤷♂️ we are working on getting her higher
I was thinking the same. But people play different in matches vs. drills. And who knows how her serve and BH are.
@@rds4629 true, but that UTR is really low and at that stage probably doesn't have much development of strokes