Beginner Tennis Lesson | Forehand, Backhand & Serve

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024

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  • @IntuitiveTennis
    @IntuitiveTennis  4 года назад +1352

    0:00 Beginner Forehand
    7:09 Beginner Backhand
    11:31 Changing Grips
    15:33 Beginner Serve

    • @LaBambaCL
      @LaBambaCL 4 года назад +30

      i like how you start the FH, BH from the contact point - without worrying much about ready position, swing path. quick natural way to start a fundamental swing.
      would wall hitting be a good way to start a beginner, since they can many hits per minute in?

    • @solidtron1965
      @solidtron1965 4 года назад +12

      I did this today and I played a game that I actually played well in. I'm still making some mistakes, I'm inconsistent with hitting it straight ahead. I hit it but it does go in an angle to the corners on the court where it's close to being out. Are there drills I can do to hit the ball perfectly straight?

    • @IntuitiveTennis
      @IntuitiveTennis  4 года назад +10

      @@solidtron1965 ruclips.net/video/wlgMyxraM1s/видео.html

    • @joshua101jj7
      @joshua101jj7 4 года назад +4

      Im not sure if i am a beginner cause ive been playin for 9 months now

    • @irishbacordo727
      @irishbacordo727 4 года назад +6

      I need this

  • @davednz1264
    @davednz1264 4 года назад +5223

    THIS is a coach. Explaining the technic first, being patient and correcting your mistakes, not getting angry cause you don't already know how to swing or hold the racket and telling you that you shouldn't play tennis at all. I felt so bad after those words, but this guy right here is inspiring

    • @DetectiveConan990v3
      @DetectiveConan990v3 3 года назад +90

      yeah the coach is very experienced so he knows what players at any level struggle with

    • @SN-kn9wf
      @SN-kn9wf 3 года назад +41

      Yes I like this coach.

    • @jonnyli12
      @jonnyli12 3 года назад +116

      That's is not a coach, that is just a person who knows tennis but doesn't know how to teach... don't bother with that. Find a new one and continue to practice. The problem is not you

    • @khaimeariver
      @khaimeariver 3 года назад +22

      TENNIS PTSD?

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson!

  • @uchihasasuke7436
    @uchihasasuke7436 Год назад +639

    The fact that this video is free is nuts

    • @sharkytheepic
      @sharkytheepic 7 месяцев назад

      i luv nuts

    • @ant7723
      @ant7723 4 месяца назад +5

      That’s the internet for ya

    • @nicholaslittle2312
      @nicholaslittle2312 3 месяца назад +9

      Agreed. I would hate to think how much it would cost to get this coach and the flight over 😅

  • @andrewmoseley4029
    @andrewmoseley4029 4 года назад +3596

    I’m a coach too and this is the best beginner lesson I’ve ever seen.

    • @chaloseekhein.1996
      @chaloseekhein.1996 3 года назад +18

      Exactly and I feel the same.

    • @againsthegrainx7556
      @againsthegrainx7556 3 года назад +13

      Humble thing to say

    • @rey777777
      @rey777777 3 года назад +25

      We have to be so grateful of you saying that about other person, coz
      youtube is so full of stupid ppl criticizing everything and everybody making videos.
      Even when they don't know anything about what they're criticizing.

    • @yusufkasikci8416
      @yusufkasikci8416 3 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/BUKh4hYa77s/видео.html

    • @erikschaepers
      @erikschaepers 3 года назад +5

      I am a coach myself (Squash) and this is how Coaching should be done.

  • @scottr3062
    @scottr3062 3 года назад +829

    I have played tennis for 40+ years. This is a spectacular instructional video. Even the little things like picking up a racquet off the ground is the proper forehand grip. Something I forgot until I saw this video (even though I still have a proper grip but I forgot about this simple lesson). That is exactly what my coach taught me decades ago. This guy is amazing and I am thankful for this video since I am now teaching my daughter how to play. It's the simple teaching techniques that make all the difference. Thanks to a million to "Intuitive Tennis"!!!

  • @mafthew
    @mafthew 3 года назад +1048

    i’ve been wanting to take tennis lessons but been too nervous, this video was so motivating! you explained things so clearly. thank you!

    • @emnetgoitom8377
      @emnetgoitom8377 3 года назад +37

      It’s super fun. My arm strength has improved a lot and my posture. I’ve also become more toned and coordinated

    • @lukem2907
      @lukem2907 3 года назад +32

      It's super worth it. Remember everyone is a beginner at some stage, so many different types of people get lessons!

    • @mehmetyok8434
      @mehmetyok8434 2 года назад +11

      I started to take the course because there were nice girls attending, then I enjoy the game and forgot about girls :))

    • @GBARNAK
      @GBARNAK 2 года назад +2

      Same!!!!!!!! Also my cousin has movevated me more I’m sooooooo existed I got my tennis racket 2day

    • @rendor21
      @rendor21 2 года назад

      Dude just buy a racquet and find a buddy to go learn. If you're having fun you will learn.

  • @subashshekar
    @subashshekar 3 года назад +514

    I just started learning Tennis.. 2 weeks in. This is one of the best coaching lessons I have seen. Kudos to the instructor. And the way the video has been made - starting from nothing and then picking up the basics.. well done.

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад +1

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson!

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 Год назад

      Awesome! If you think these videos are great, also check out the live lessons on my channel as well! Your mind's gonna be blown - full, uncut, timestamps, multiple camera angles, and insane teachings! I was inspired by other creators like this channel to start making the same kind of videos - you should definitely check them out, especially my most recent one!

  • @torrimarie5942
    @torrimarie5942 3 года назад +308

    I am a beginner tennis player, i watched this video once and my form got better almost instantly! You teach so directly and get straight to the point. Will be subscribing ♥️

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад +3

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

    • @RBTRYK
      @RBTRYK Год назад

      Bullshit.

    • @Shaunsweeney-Kubach71
      @Shaunsweeney-Kubach71 Год назад

      Congratulations on your improvement my friend.

  • @joangrennan886
    @joangrennan886 4 года назад +169

    I have always believed that the coach and beginner need to be side by side on same side of net . So many coaches and there are so many really bad ones don't get it that the beginner pupil struggles with reversing the instruction and implementing it simultaneously from the far opposite side . this is a brilliant coaching session

  • @taekim7002
    @taekim7002 4 года назад +275

    She’s going to be 4.5 in no time with this coach’s awsome teachings. Foundation is so important. I’ve had a bad technique for years and it has been very hard to fix my forehand but now I’m getting there.

    • @jeffpaxton9172
      @jeffpaxton9172 3 года назад +14

      4.5? She's already a 10.0!

    • @faizfitri3553
      @faizfitri3553 3 года назад +1

      @@jeffpaxton9172 whats 4.5 ?

    • @jeffpaxton9172
      @jeffpaxton9172 3 года назад +16

      @@faizfitri3553 She's a 3.0 level tennis player and a 9 or 10 on the hotness scale.

    • @superrbx
      @superrbx 2 года назад +39

      @@jeffpaxton9172 ew

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 Год назад +1

      Awesome! If you think these videos are great, also check out the live lessons on my channel as well! Your mind's gonna be blown - full, uncut, timestamps, multiple camera angles, and insane teachings! I was inspired by other creators like this channel to start making the same kind of videos - you should definitely check them out, especially my most recent one!

  • @nTo-vlog
    @nTo-vlog 3 года назад +126

    Starting tennis from zero, is very difficult. I think this is one of the biggest barrier to bring more people into enjoying tennis and making it their hobby. This video is really good, because by watching it I begin to believe that there is a 'fast' way of making beginner know how to play. Well not in the full scale of tennis match obviously, but at least to start hitting balls continuously. And hopefully tennis will be even a bigger sport in the future. Especially, where I live I am looking forward to see more people play tennis.

  • @narcyznarcyz-uv4td
    @narcyznarcyz-uv4td 4 года назад +300

    People don't realize how difficult it is to teach beginners especially when they make slow progress. Hard job. I had that pleasure to teach my son from age 7 -10 . A lot of respect coach 😁

    • @franoprimorac7354
      @franoprimorac7354 2 года назад +2

      Especially if they are bad as this girl

    • @fightinganimations1597
      @fightinganimations1597 2 года назад +29

      @@franoprimorac7354 the girl isnt that bad

    • @retha-mariejansenvanvuuren949
      @retha-mariejansenvanvuuren949 Год назад

      @@franoprimorac7354 I watch this videos and immediately fell in love with tennis.

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 Год назад

      Awesome! If you think these videos are great, also check out the live lessons on my channel as well! Your mind's gonna be blown - full, uncut, timestamps, multiple camera angles, and insane teachings! I was inspired by other creators like this channel to start making the same kind of videos - you should definitely check them out, especially my most recent one!

  • @xioalonso158
    @xioalonso158 3 года назад +505

    This beginner lesson made me a pro

    • @dipeshsingh1580
      @dipeshsingh1580 3 года назад +1

      Really? 😂

    • @javv1641
      @javv1641 3 года назад +4

      @Billie Eilish Edits yes

    • @emileej.490
      @emileej.490 3 года назад +6

      @Billie Eilish Edits yes it does! You'd be surprised if how well it helped me. I'm more comprehensive and understanding of the game now. I also have ALOT less questions after watching this video. 😁😅

  • @sleepysawada532
    @sleepysawada532 8 месяцев назад +46

    i've just had the sudden random urge to learn tennis. i feel like i'm going through different hobbies and i want to try so many things,
    thank you for this lesson, it was very helpful :>

  • @nothinglikeanangel
    @nothinglikeanangel 4 года назад +579

    This is so strange I think it’s a sign I never found any sport interesting But Tennis looks fun

    • @marleyfrankenstein2167
      @marleyfrankenstein2167 3 года назад +4

      What exactly do you find interesting about tennis?

    • @409raul
      @409raul 3 года назад +31

      @@marleyfrankenstein2167 The girl

    • @nothinglikeanangel
      @nothinglikeanangel 3 года назад +21

      @@409raul no😐

    • @peyton6528
      @peyton6528 3 года назад +4

      @Alien_ee I’m just going to my park and having a friend drop the ball for me and take the videos as support 😅, trust me idk but I’ll work it out and just buy a cheap one to start, starting training when the snow melts 🙃

    • @krepler
      @krepler 3 года назад +1

      Only sport I can watch and keep track of tourneys! Tennis is my favorite sport. Started watching it with a friend who taught me how to score. Ngl, watched for the eye candy, stayed for the sport all these years in the end.

  • @jazsingh1688
    @jazsingh1688 4 года назад +71

    I hardly post comments on RUclips. I am in my mid 30s and never played tennis before. I find your teaching/ Coaching methods so simple that I feel more comfortable and confident that I can learn it faster as I have started playing since last 2 months and without a coach. Keep up the good work Coach.

    • @chrispeters5748
      @chrispeters5748 4 года назад +4

      'I am in my mid 30s and never played tennis before' - i believe the power of the thumbnail brought you here

  • @xart23x
    @xart23x 3 года назад +73

    Took tennis in college and 20 years later, taking it up again. Loving these videos. Taking the rust off and fixing bad habits i had. Also teaching gf. Thank you sir. And this student is very quick learner and beautiful.

  • @francislee7306
    @francislee7306 4 года назад +22

    iam 72 years old and been playing tennis on and off since 16 years old.i regret that I have never had any coaching lessons. I can play, but play wrongfully.
    nick,you are a wonderful coach. I wish you were my coach then.
    congratulations, keep up the good work. I have watc

    • @francislee7306
      @francislee7306 4 года назад +3

      I have watched most of your videos !

  • @heeyjoshy
    @heeyjoshy 3 года назад +89

    I actually had my very first tennis lesson last night, and this video was SUPER helpful. Thank you so much for creating free quality content! (And it was comforting to see the stuff I struggle with isn't just stuff I struggle with)!

    • @truth-rewound9317
      @truth-rewound9317 Год назад +2

      Ms machine, whatever you do, don't quit playing tennis! It is one of the greatest, most personally satisfying as well as psychologically satisfying pastimes, hobbies, sports in which a human being can participate.
      You'll develop friendships and regular outings in the morning or evening. And you can play the sport for life.

  • @Tarmac76
    @Tarmac76 4 года назад +23

    Because she adjusted right away to what he was saying and you see an improvement it's actually really helpful. No footwork yet, just contact points and follow thru. Great video dude!

  • @pt6885
    @pt6885 2 года назад +7

    This is amazing. I learned tennis as a kid in the early 90s. My awesome coach also coached Wally Masur when he was a kid. Now my wife wants me to teach her tennis but I have no clue how my coach stepped me through the basics and she refuses to "embarrass" herself with an actual coach. So I came to RUclips hoping for some help with my first ever "coaching" gig. This is absolutely perfect. An amazing gift. Thank you.

  • @HiFiPlayer
    @HiFiPlayer 4 года назад +78

    She's funny. She hears the sound hitting her back. haha She picked it up quickly! Great teaching!

  • @kilkhawitutha6618
    @kilkhawitutha6618 3 года назад +38

    The coach is very good at explaining. Good job, coach!

  • @andrewhwang8951
    @andrewhwang8951 4 года назад +40

    This is truly unbelievably good. Wow, Anna has incredible natural athleticism, hand-eye coordination and body control. Most beginners I see spazz out when a live ball comes to them from across the net, but she handled the pace with such calm and control. Amazing! Well done, Anna!

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown - and both of these guys have no natural talent, athleticism, or coordination WHATSOEVER!

    • @mestune5043
      @mestune5043 2 года назад +6

      She's definitely some kind of athlete or spends a lot of time in the gym.

    • @DaisyZhangAI
      @DaisyZhangAI Год назад +2

      @@mestune5043yup, the abs!

  • @WontSeeReplies
    @WontSeeReplies 2 года назад +3

    The ability to relate and communicate well with others is a sign of compassion and likely wisdom.

  • @majakaziow8445
    @majakaziow8445 3 года назад +41

    I've started playing tennis half a year ago and it took me a few months to reach Anna's skill level after her first lesson.
    I loved the way you explained things. Great video! Subscribing

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 Год назад

      Awesome! If you think these videos are great, also check out the live lessons on my channel as well! Your mind's gonna be blown - full, uncut, timestamps, multiple camera angles, and insane teachings! I was inspired by other creators like this channel to start making the same kind of videos - you should definitely check them out, especially my most recent one!

  • @hbviceroy7274
    @hbviceroy7274 4 года назад +1620

    I can’t figure out why this video makes me want to be a tennis instructor?!

    • @Vernonchan
      @Vernonchan 4 года назад +59

      I can't figure out either

    • @beno8983
      @beno8983 4 года назад +36

      The sun?

    • @Eliath1984
      @Eliath1984 4 года назад +60

      I don't know much about golf but if she's looking for an instructor..... I think I can help her form

    • @갓스포츠
      @갓스포츠 4 года назад +35

      U know exactly why LOL

    • @linez4lifefanpage595
      @linez4lifefanpage595 4 года назад +1

      indeed

  • @adurodetrola
    @adurodetrola 3 года назад +23

    This guy is exactly like my taekwondo instructor, he’s smart, and gets straight to the point while making sure you understand everything.

  • @Roaryer
    @Roaryer 4 года назад +12

    It's been hard to find this low level stuff on RUclips. Greatly appreciated!!! I just picked up a racket and started playing with no lessons. This is great!

  • @priyadarshanigogoi5152
    @priyadarshanigogoi5152 3 года назад +22

    I wish I had a coach like him too. He is so supportive and patient. I feel like I learnt a lot about the grip concept and posture. Can't wait to get to the court to check how much I learnt 😬✨

    • @gmoney9794
      @gmoney9794 11 месяцев назад

      Learnt. 😂 Is it an official word now? Idk 🤷. I’m a true redneck myself so it don’t matters anyhow. 😜

  • @lalsawirema1383
    @lalsawirema1383 4 года назад +18

    Sharing yr knowledge at free of cost, what a great coach u R, may you live long

  • @missbrandylicious
    @missbrandylicious 3 года назад +25

    I’m a month into my tennis lessons and my coach is great! I’m still super new but watching these videos make me a lot more confident in my swings!

    • @missbrandylicious
      @missbrandylicious 3 года назад +5

      Ok I’m back! Had a lesson with my coach today and he was so pleased with my forehand and one handed back hand today!!! I felt so much more confident! Thank you so much!!

    • @Feathers_and_rivers
      @Feathers_and_rivers 2 года назад

      @@missbrandylicious hey! How many lessons did you take? I'm looking to start soon but unsure how many lessons I should book. Pls help 😊

    • @missbrandylicious
      @missbrandylicious 2 года назад

      @@Feathers_and_rivers hi! I started off taking lessons once a week (on mondays) for a few months then moved up to twice a week. It’s been well worth it! Good luck at your lessons!

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 Год назад

      Awesome! If you think these videos are great, also check out the live lessons on my channel as well! Your mind's gonna be blown - full, uncut, timestamps, multiple camera angles, and insane teachings! I was inspired by other creators like this channel to start making the same kind of videos - you should definitely check them out, especially my most recent one!

  • @Shaunsweeney-Kubach71
    @Shaunsweeney-Kubach71 Год назад +3

    My wife just started playing tennis and she has been playing for a little over a week and she is a natural athlete and can play some basketball. I have been hitting with her and doing drills like this with her, and she is so excited about tennis, she texts me and says to me, hun are we going to play tennis tonight after work, and she actually motivates me from her new experiences in tennis. She has a natural one handed slice that paints the lines. I find when teaching others complaints go along way. This was a excellent video my friend. Thank you

  • @vanessaperillo7494
    @vanessaperillo7494 3 года назад +8

    this is the greatest tennis lesson I have never taken in my life. I am not afraid to try it now thank you! Excellent coach!

  • @andregouveax
    @andregouveax 3 года назад +22

    I just started learning tennis on my own, and this is GOLD. Thank you so much.

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson!

  • @adwaithadwaith.5268
    @adwaithadwaith.5268 3 года назад +11

    Great Videos! For those of us who don't go for classes this great. Wih the in depth information and also pointing out the mistakes and telling even the small details and doubts. I've seen people who can't finish their swing, who use their wrist instead of their shoulder. This video can help them.

  • @ryanwitt1993
    @ryanwitt1993 4 года назад +8

    Her footwork was surprisingly good for a beginner. I didn't move that well for years!

  • @larrysmith1851
    @larrysmith1851 10 месяцев назад +2

    Inspirational video for someone like myself who's returning to tennis in my retirement. I've taught people to fly and Nikola employs the same building block instructional methodologies. That in combination with Anna's natural athletic abilities makes these lessons so entertaining and motivational!

  • @sfbusinessfinancing
    @sfbusinessfinancing 4 года назад +47

    Great lesson; not every pro tennis player makes a good instructor. Hope to see more videos like this.

  • @mitzs8304
    @mitzs8304 2 месяца назад +1

    He's an awesome coach - explains all the technic clearly and so patient and professional. I'm learning so much more.

  • @imeldaisa7299
    @imeldaisa7299 2 месяца назад +3

    This lesson has been so helpful!! I spent 1 year with a coach and never showed me how to change the grips. THANK YOU YOUUU

  • @dcb7984
    @dcb7984 3 года назад +70

    I’ve never played before but it looks so fun. Gonna get a racquet for my son and I so we can play. I’m 41 but it’s never to late to learn! I’m addicted to watching all the matches in the tennis channel!! Thank you for this video. I’m definitely subscribing!! 🎾

    • @kemallo4590
      @kemallo4590 3 года назад

      thanks for subbing !

    • @Stellarffxi
      @Stellarffxi 2 года назад

      I'm 41 and learning also =]

    • @y0shik0ry
      @y0shik0ry 2 года назад

      Nah never too late to learn one of the great sports . I’m in a similar boat 💪🏻

    • @truth-rewound9317
      @truth-rewound9317 Год назад +1

      Dcb... That's awesome! Have fun, be polite and good sportsmanship. Sounds like a great thing for a father and son to do and learn

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 Год назад

      Awesome! If you think these videos are great, also check out the live lessons on my channel as well! Your mind's gonna be blown - full, uncut, timestamps, multiple camera angles, and insane teachings! I was inspired by other creators like this channel to start making the same kind of videos - you should definitely check them out, especially my most recent one!

  • @Ian-gc6kc
    @Ian-gc6kc 3 года назад +9

    I've been trying to start teaching my gf tennis and this video helps me explain things much better to her as far as technique since many of my moves are just automatic now its hard for me to explain it. I'm so excited for our next lesson!!!

  • @FlyThanos
    @FlyThanos 5 месяцев назад +5

    Best beginner video i’ve seen

  • @fluffyhedgehog7963
    @fluffyhedgehog7963 2 года назад +4

    I love the coach so kind, clear and specific in his technique advice. Positive encouragement too.

  • @WellnxPod
    @WellnxPod 17 часов назад

    I'm starting my tennis lessons next week, and this video makes me feel super excited. No matter how my training goes, I'll stick to this for a very long time. Best beginner video by far!

  • @gustavor9850
    @gustavor9850 3 года назад +8

    This is a very good coach combined with a very good student, excellent development, the strokes are looking natural already, not weird at all which is something rare to see on a begginer player.

  • @jazzerdazzle
    @jazzerdazzle Год назад +2

    I am beginning my tennis lessons tomorrow, and this video has helped me feel less nervous about it. This coach does such a nice job of explaining things and modeling what he is saying.

  • @bkk8930
    @bkk8930 3 года назад +4

    This is the best tennis instruction for beginners on RUclips. Clear, direct, easy to understand, and super helpful.

  • @hazelsalvacion7537
    @hazelsalvacion7537 3 месяца назад +3

    I just started to learn tennis..we only have a experience player teaching me but not a coach like.his ok but not coach type.Good thing I found your video.This is very helpfulllll❤❤❤❤ thank you for detailed beginner training video❤❤❤

  • @leemurray9315
    @leemurray9315 4 года назад +8

    Fair play to you for showing how to build a player like this. I haven't seen anything like this before on RUclips.

  • @icebear326
    @icebear326 4 года назад +20

    Wow the technique seems to come super easy for her, that's crazy. Most beginners take a really long time to make their shots even really look natural

    • @jeffpaxton9172
      @jeffpaxton9172 3 года назад +2

      She's probably already an expirenced player acting like a begineer. The video wouldn't look so good if she were a typical begineer spraying balls everywhere.

    • @sandradaniels9667
      @sandradaniels9667 3 года назад

      @@jeffpaxton9172 exactly my thoughts

  • @ЕлизаветаПобединская
    @ЕлизаветаПобединская 5 месяцев назад +3

    how supportive he is. Amazing

  • @bogdanm4447
    @bogdanm4447 4 года назад +6

    I hardly ever comment but this is indeed a great lesson! Most coaches have a hard time being clear and concise when teaching mechanics and sometimes showing and doing isn't as simple as it sounds with beginners. In response to some of the comments regarding her potential and personality, yes, she is very easy to work with and very responsive to his teaching. I loved how she started catching the racquet over her left shoulder after forehands later on in the video. She wasn't using her left shoulder when working on her contact point+ft+closing, but as soon as he started feeding from the other side of the court she instinctively started catching the racquet. Same way as she naturally pulled the racquet back when working on her contact point when he drop fed. Again, wonderful video!

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson!

  • @vikassrivastava8708
    @vikassrivastava8708 2 месяца назад +1

    Today was my first day of learning lawn tennis and the video seems a recap of what I learnt in the morning!!
    Just a difference- my coach ordered ‘please collect the balls’ at the end! 😅❤

  • @tonylian7330
    @tonylian7330 2 года назад +4

    Good lesson for me, I have been playing for 2 years now without couching , I might be the best in the world if this man has trained me long time ago

  • @julskechap
    @julskechap 7 месяцев назад +2

    I originally play badminton for 15 years and today I got invited to a tennis training for beginners and I'm really loving the sport. Clearly there are some badminton techniques that I need to shut off while playing this sport but there are also some badminton techniques that somehow gave me a jumpstart.
    I'm looking forward to learning more and this video is very clear, now I'm excited to try again 😊

    • @BhumiJakhar-u2p
      @BhumiJakhar-u2p 6 месяцев назад +2

      Bro I also played badminton for 14 years and the same thing is happening to me also 😢😅

  • @svarodzic
    @svarodzic 3 года назад +6

    Amazing! That's how simple but perfect instructions can make a noobi start efficiently hitting the ball just in 10 min! I am really impressed! Well done!

  • @solipurcell7945
    @solipurcell7945 3 года назад +5

    This is awesome! I played in highschool and playing is a lot different than teaching. I've been so flustered when teaching my wife because I have no words, to me it was kind of like, "do this and that." But this. This is SO clear. Put words to what i wanted to say, THANK YOU!

  • @gaganjuj449
    @gaganjuj449 3 года назад +4

    He is teaching so good. Not rude or anything. Very nice and good 👍🏽

  • @7RocketRonaldo17
    @7RocketRonaldo17 3 года назад +9

    im gonna teach my GF playing tennis, & this video gives me the perfect points to learn/watch/correct/adapt so she can have a good first experience ! THANKS ALOT

  • @amirbakshbaksh1180
    @amirbakshbaksh1180 3 года назад +32

    This was so very help. You're an excellent teacher! I love how descriptive you are in all of your intents. Thanks for uploading :-)

  • @1994savvas
    @1994savvas Год назад +2

    I took lessons last year, no one told me about grips. I think I was using the backhand grip all the time. Maybe I did subconsciously change grip for each stroke, but honestly I have no idea what I did. This is such a good coach. Explaining the mechanics in the body and why it's important to do it. I hate it when a coach doesn't say these details, because you can build a wrong technique and then muscle memory is a bitch to relearn. And that's exactly what happened with my previous coach.

  • @ericfreeman5795
    @ericfreeman5795 4 года назад +13

    Fantastic. This is solid beginner teaching. I wish I had learned this way years ago. So simple and solid basics to build on.
    Now I know what to do when I start getting sloppy, not finishing the stroke, or worrying excessively on how to do my backswing (which FYI, the ball could care less on how I brought my racquet back. It only cares about how I brought it through the impact zone and the speed at which I went through, showed by my stroke finish).
    Excellent video!

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown - two completely unathletic, uncoordinated, no talent regular people picking up the forehand and backhand INSTANTLY! Super stoked

  • @stephensellick162
    @stephensellick162 2 года назад +2

    as a tennis coach, i found this good, also the girl said it sounds good, that was good, and what i liked, he didnt go over board with how to hit the ball , keep it very simple, they say kids can only take in so much at a time, and she enjoyed the lesson, well done , stephen sellick

  • @wilydingus
    @wilydingus 3 года назад +11

    This video is fantastic thank you so much, I have played since I was 9 and I am 20 now. I am very in tune with body mechanics and what makes something efficient and also ergonomic. I have no problem giving my fellow players technique tips, but I had no idea how to start teaching my mom. Thank you so much! Hope I can repay her for all the practices she took me to haha

  • @salmarquez516
    @salmarquez516 3 года назад +1

    I literally just subscribed for $100 a year to an online tennis library. Unfortunately didn't research enough of their content. They have hundreds of videos, but lack organization and consistency. I've learned more about teaching new-comers in this one video than I did in my subscription. Please, please keep coming out with these types of videos...awesome job!

  • @83Leoo
    @83Leoo 4 года назад +31

    You are a great trainer. I took my first Tennis lesson today and I didnt get even 10% of these great instructions.

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @carolinenwibo7921
    @carolinenwibo7921 3 года назад +7

    Best coach ever.... He made the difficult training easy

  • @donho4109
    @donho4109 4 года назад +7

    Teaching someone who is relatively new to tennis is not an easy feat. You do it well, Nick! It always helps when your student has natural ability of good hand eye coordination, good core strength and a ton of resolve to get it correct. Sometimes you will encounter the opposite end where they have no coordination, no sense of what their body is supposed to do and has attention deficit disorder. Those kids/people can drive you nuts! I respect what you shared and how you instructed her to keep it simple and progressive. Great way to build her foundation and confidence in continuing to want to improve more. Bravo to your success! As a teacher and in growing your channel. Don

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @cwvokac
    @cwvokac Год назад +1

    Wow, I have played for many years, took lessons as a kid and now trying to teach my 10 yr old daughter to play. THIS WAS A LESSON! If you could call it that. It was more like magic. To watch how to hold the racket correctly, broken down step by step, for forehand and backhand, and to watch all of the components of a serve in a matter of minutes, Wow!!! I am excited to show my daughter everything I just learned and to watch all of the videos!! You sir, are a coaching genius!

  • @iagreewithyou112
    @iagreewithyou112 4 года назад +10

    If only all my students picked it up this quick. Great teaching!

  • @JamesDavisakaRemguy
    @JamesDavisakaRemguy 3 года назад +25

    I wish I had started this way: by focusing on contact instead of mimicking the exaggerated-topspin swings of the day! If I could go back in time, I would give myself the following...
    *First Lesson to my Former Self: "Contact is Everything"*
    1. Start your swing AT the contact point - mentally anyway, you will subconsciously add the backswing
    2. Finish your follow-through COMPLETELY. There's a reason the pros do this (in warmup anyway). By _consciously_ focusing on the FT, it dictates everything that _unconsciously_ precedes it.
    3. Do Not Worry About Topspin! Clean contact trumps topspin at this level of the game. Learn topspin only once you generate enough power that you cannot otherwise keep the ball from going long.
    I was the exact opposite, i.e. I paid HUGE attention to the looping, topspin backswing of the day (Borg, Vilas, etc.) and ZERO attention to the follow-through. Wrong! Other way around.

    • @leonardobraynen1524
      @leonardobraynen1524 3 года назад

      GREAT analysis!
      And not hw u start but FINISH!

    • @rhondacosta160
      @rhondacosta160 2 года назад

      #3 dead on. Wish pros would stop talking topspin to beginners. It's ridiculous. Over the net deep inside the opposite court. On repeat. Well said.

  • @transamination
    @transamination 4 года назад +134

    It would be really interesting if you could show us her progress in 3 months, 6 months etc.

    • @IntuitiveTennis
      @IntuitiveTennis  4 года назад +60

      I will

    • @suryalogin
      @suryalogin 4 года назад +8

      Intuitive Tennis I am from India following this training closely. Thank you

    • @solidtron1965
      @solidtron1965 4 года назад

      @@IntuitiveTennis thank you for posting. I'm a beginner so and I dont have a coach so I'm learning by watching drills like this. Does your elbow hurt when you play by any chance?

    • @IntuitiveTennis
      @IntuitiveTennis  4 года назад +1

      Solid Tron no but I’ll address tennis elbow in future videos

    • @nishantchhalani373
      @nishantchhalani373 4 года назад

      @MKMW C 😂😂

  • @vasuvarma1843
    @vasuvarma1843 Месяц назад +2

    Don’t know how I landed on this channel , but you so aptly briefed the techniques I was looking for. The point where you gave reference of the ‘Golf Swing ‘ -that’s my take away . I am hoping I can hit balls clean with this understanding , tomorrow for sure. Use your body to swing , not just the Arms.

  • @lizbethsolis4156
    @lizbethsolis4156 2 года назад +4

    I started a beginner lesson in March and I'm loving it, don't feel shy or afraid because you have never play before. Enjoy learning and interacting with others.

  • @Youbelmusic
    @Youbelmusic 9 месяцев назад +3

    This is very easy to understand and practical.
    Thank you Coach!

  • @peejread2309
    @peejread2309 4 года назад +4

    Good lesson! She is a natural. I gotta show the serve lesson to my wife. She is kinda frustrated with the continental grip for the serve, that is why she is using the forehand grip which the instructor recommended to prevent frustration.

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @Khang-AVC
    @Khang-AVC Месяц назад +2

    Amazing lesson for biginner. I wish I could watch this video 3 years a go. But it is still useful for me now. Great Coach

  • @kikyo8520
    @kikyo8520 3 года назад +5

    I'm just starting to play tennis with my more experienced friends...and this is helping out so much. A lot of what Anna was doing...is basically at my level xD I get too over excited when hitting and my swings are all over the place. Sometimes, I make good serves/swings, and some you're like "what happened?? xD". Very good teaching techniques, I need a teacher likes this ;A;

  • @TotalFreedomTTT-pk9st
    @TotalFreedomTTT-pk9st 8 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent "The most important thing is Control..... Power we gonna go later" - The prime keys to most all sports - put Power on the bench till control is there - then bring power in - so so much Tennis with people around me fails cause they over power each other and burn out and have zero fun - sometimes I can teach them - other times best to stay out of it

  • @ST-xg3gy
    @ST-xg3gy 4 года назад +22

    Beautiful form. Please feature her every week!

  • @yousuckathomerepair7301
    @yousuckathomerepair7301 4 года назад +18

    I am 36 and my best friend is an older guy who plays tennis fairly well. He says he will not play me because I am no good but we do not know how good I am since I do not play much. I am a very good ping pong player and I beat him at that fairly easily after not playing for years. This video is giving my the tools I need. I will use this information to wreck Justin. Thank you.

    • @dandebenedittis3997
      @dandebenedittis3997 4 года назад +2

      Love your passion bro....let the wrecking ball swing :-)

    • @jdemuro1
      @jdemuro1 7 месяцев назад +2

      Lmao reading this as someone named Justin I was surprised when I read the end of the comment 🤣 3 years late hope you whooped his butt!

    • @stephanycastroestevez8400
      @stephanycastroestevez8400 3 месяца назад +1

      So how did it go? Did you beat him?

  • @manlor13
    @manlor13 2 месяца назад +2

    Fantastic! I taught my kids with your technique today and they started doing pretty good. THANK YOU!

  • @ammarisrar2005
    @ammarisrar2005 2 года назад +6

    I just got a racket because I have a real interest in tennis and this video really got me understanding to the mechanics of the sport, I thought it was very complex, but its pretty simple for the beginner shots, maybe for spin and other things it would be more complex but for now that was an amazing lesson

  • @lonniefit5674
    @lonniefit5674 3 года назад +10

    She is already athletic.. this coach is amazing. The ability to bring out the best in a athlete is a great skill. She will be on a women’s 3.5 team in no time if she keeps this up. Then when she falls in love with the game don’t see why she won’t be a solid 4.0 player

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! No natural athleticism, talent, coordination at all! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson!

    • @rajithareddy9940
      @rajithareddy9940 2 года назад

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  • @Jasmin73
    @Jasmin73 3 года назад +19

    Playing tennis for the first time today and now I have a little more confidence after watching this! Will see how it goes 😂

  • @sabinabiba7078
    @sabinabiba7078 3 года назад +1

    I just started training tennis just last week but after training with my coach I come back on RUclips and follow ur instructions it helps me a lot and am picking it faster when get back to the court to train 😊🙏shalom

  • @fayona
    @fayona 3 года назад +3

    I'm liking this. His teachings are awesome. He's patient with her and I like that.

  • @sandragiroud2215
    @sandragiroud2215 3 года назад +6

    You are gold Sir🙏🏿being playing for 2 weeks, today is the first that I got clear on the basics🎾👏🏽

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @danielhkhk7283
    @danielhkhk7283 3 года назад +16

    She is talented.

  • @2turnt11
    @2turnt11 3 года назад +3

    Played golf for 10 years, hoping the transition will go smoothly, awesome tips!

  • @dritzzdourden1
    @dritzzdourden1 4 года назад +7

    Your a really good instructor, very positive and even complemented on bad shots, with tons of patience

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @FL3Xn
    @FL3Xn 5 месяцев назад +8

    Anna still got me coming back 3 years later

  • @holyscythe
    @holyscythe 4 года назад +16

    Amazing teacher...... if only I had someone like that teaching me

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @betterdaystoday
    @betterdaystoday 15 дней назад +1

    This was great because she really was a beginner so very helpful.

  • @martindafieno9577
    @martindafieno9577 3 года назад +4

    Best beginner lesson I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

    • @geniustennisacademy5182
      @geniustennisacademy5182 3 года назад

      What's up bro I've done something EXACTLY like this on my channel and have also had AMAZING results, even better, especially with the backhand - if you go check it out, you're mind is actually going to be blown! I'd really appreciate it - near perfect form in just one lesson with two players who have NO solid athletic, coordination, or talent in tennis whatsoever

  • @cbmtrx
    @cbmtrx Месяц назад +1

    My friend turned me onto this series. Very good even for someone who's been "hitting" for years.

  • @traciedominguez3524
    @traciedominguez3524 2 года назад +3

    I took tennis lessons as a child from top tennis coaches. I'm pretty good a tennis but teaching it to my kids is not so easy. He has the best coaching technique for beginners I've seen. Great cues, tips, and explains very well.

  • @pablogl9z
    @pablogl9z 2 года назад +1

    Incredible how she’s already improved in under 2 minutes. Get yourself a great coach like this