I learn playing tennis by watching tons of tennis coaches and ATP players slomo YT videos...i can afford to pay a formal tennis training in many tennis clubs in our city but im enjoying the experimenting of tons of tennis strokes and that was 7 years ago since i started but your videos is more compelling, simpler, and more in execution than just talking...keep up the good work! 💪♥️
Segue tanti video per migliorare il mio tennis, oltre ad essere seguito dal mio maestro, e questo è di gran lunga tra i migliori per le spiegazioni tanto chiare, complimenti.
I saw this video before. This time around it actually clicked. I was able to teach this to my 6 year old daughter today and she was hitting top spin every time and more confident on her shots. Thank You very much.!!!!
Thank you for this video. I immediately tried out this technique and i saw that my forehand had improved especially my aim. Thank you i will keep practising it and see more improvement.
Some good stuff there... advanced players will be able to follow this great... lower amateurs, will be tough... wrist lag is the #1 source of power in any hitting sport.... tennis, golf, baseball... legs help expedite that process as well as the torso... Anyone who doesn't get this, go watch a wheelchair championship at a major... they strike the ball harder and better than any amateur under 5.0. Watch golfers hit 250 yards on their knees, but ask them to do that with their wrist taped up, they will not even try it. The kinetic chain is for one purpose... to make the wrist do what it was meant to do, and it can still do its job even without a chain... that's how I always explain it.
1st) Thank you very much. 2nd) This tied everything together for me. I have been working on this for such a long time. 3rd) there are many high quality videos on forehand; however, you get lost as there is so much emphasis on the hand motion and very little on the footwork!!!
when saw the white truck drove pass behind the green fence, i started to worry about the cars drive pass could be hit by the ball. But very nice video, love the energy!
hehe nice, man!! You are great! I´m from Brazil, and I´ve just started to play tennis, it´s about 6 months, and I always look for tip videos around the tube. I found you, and reaaaally liked your video! You are happy! Nice man! Good job! Thanks from Brazil!
@@tenspro1636 it's not about how many players he has produced. There are so many players like me who've learned so much from his videos. I've learnt tennis from watching tutorials and trust me, no other coach on RUclips explains the fundamentals of a stroke better than him
@@mihiracharya5484 .. there are far better tennis tutorials than this channel with proper coaches who know how to explain tennis technique and demonstrate it. This hyped up presentation has no substance - neither of these two can really hit a ball properly. Where does it show them actually demonstrating a decent rally from the baselines - they can't do it - probably couldn't maintain a rally of more than 20 shots.
It is my understanding you need to hit the ball on the rise. Sometimes, I hit it too late and it's too high for me to get any spin on it. It's so tough to me to hit it at the exact right height when it's coming at me. Also if there's a lot of pace it's hard for me to get set up correctly.
semi open gives you more rotational power, and your body would not be locked up by neutral stance. Having said that, you can use neutral stance if you want to hit the ball down the line, or provide translational power , but most of the times for the modern game, you should use semi-open stance
so understandable so professional I love it your movie and I will try this my students very good understandable thank you for your good job very very professional
@@GrantVanderHayden .. a very flat-footed 'world-class' student - it's doubtful she could play actual rallies from the baseline. Hitting a hand-fed ball is no measure of real skill.
YES Nabeen! The role of the off-arm is actually quite simple - you want it stretched across the body (pointed towards the side fence/parallel to the net) and then as you accelerate from the legs and turn the trunk you will tuck it in.
In your opinion, Is there a limit of age to perform this kind of forehand? Middle aged players can learn It? I'm 45 😬 but I still dream to be able to execute It. Very good video, Grant! Congrats! Thanks!
You show how to use the legs and the big muscle groups, which I agree is an important fact. But the girl doesnt use the pressure from her legs. She has a nice forehand, absolutly ok, but she uses much more rotation energy from her hips and shoulders.
Great stuff for YOUNG players. Older players should tweak using grip and swing mechanics, cuz that's all they have left. And for God'S sake, hit the ball smoothly, don't bash it.
I would not advise an open stance for aggressive shots! However, the open stance is commonly used on the return. But we will see the pro's using a semi-open or closed predominantly as it facilitates greater forward weight transfer!
Your information has valid points. Your presentation, imo, is too much like a bad infomercial. You should take into account that many people don't learn by fast talking "rah rah," type methods. You've got a good concept but if I were you I'd try to temper it down a bit. It just almost appears to be a tad disingenuous...
I learn playing tennis by watching tons of tennis coaches and ATP players slomo YT videos...i can afford to pay a formal tennis training in many tennis clubs in our city but im enjoying the experimenting of tons of tennis strokes and that was 7 years ago since i started but your videos is more compelling, simpler, and more in execution than just talking...keep up the good work! 💪♥️
One of the best tennis channels for instructions. Love the coach’s enthusiasm and passion.
.. it certainly isn't!
@@Chris_Sheridan Chris did you try the Forehand his way?
Segue tanti video per migliorare il mio tennis, oltre ad essere seguito dal mio maestro, e questo è di gran lunga tra i migliori per le spiegazioni tanto chiare, complimenti.
4:43 was my eye opener! thank you very much! this video improved my forehand soooo much more! fanastic! thank you!
I saw this video before. This time around it actually clicked. I was able to teach this to my 6 year old daughter today and she was hitting top spin every time and more confident on her shots. Thank You very much.!!!!
Thank you for this video. I immediately tried out this technique and i saw that my forehand had improved especially my aim. Thank you i will keep practising it and see more improvement.
Yes, i like the tennis video with animation and some important note written in the video like this!
Some good stuff there... advanced players will be able to follow this great... lower amateurs, will be tough... wrist lag is the #1 source of power in any hitting sport.... tennis, golf, baseball... legs help expedite that process as well as the torso... Anyone who doesn't get this, go watch a wheelchair championship at a major... they strike the ball harder and better than any amateur under 5.0. Watch golfers hit 250 yards on their knees, but ask them to do that with their wrist taped up, they will not even try it. The kinetic chain is for one purpose... to make the wrist do what it was meant to do, and it can still do its job even without a chain... that's how I always explain it.
No entiendo el inglés.
Pero solo con la actitud del docente y su gesto-forma es suficiente.
Magnífico !!
1st) Thank you very much. 2nd) This tied everything together for me. I have been working on this for such a long time. 3rd) there are many high quality videos on forehand; however, you get lost as there is so much emphasis on the hand motion and very little on the footwork!!!
Another great tip: the step-down pivot! love it.
when saw the white truck drove pass behind the green fence, i started to worry about the cars drive pass could be hit by the ball. But very nice video, love the energy!
absolutely love your videos, Grant! some of the best explainers and you're so positive!
Tks you from Vietnam, its great! Very good and useful video!
Wow... best forehand lesson I've seen, thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are 15+ of these exact same videos done by various pros across the world way before this
Envoking the spirit of Richard Simmons to pass on modern tennis technique with clarity, incredible!
I do like the court and the surroundings. Very advanced indeed.
.. yes, but the tennis is rubbish.
Awesome teaching here. Tho for a moment, I briefly thought he was dangling some earrings there. 🤣
Sorry. All good bro 😎
hehe nice, man!! You are great! I´m from Brazil, and I´ve just started to play tennis, it´s about 6 months, and I always look for tip videos around the tube. I found you, and reaaaally liked your video! You are happy! Nice man! Good job! Thanks from Brazil!
Parece um clipe do Backstreet Boys, mas ficou bom mesmo assim
테니스 시작한 지 1개월된 테생이인데 많은 도움이 됐습니다.
구독 좋아요 누르고 갑니다.
que aula perfeita estou vendo alguns seus videos e aprendendo a minha direita e muito ruim..... parabens
Love seeing your videos improving as you grow your brand man
Hands down the best coach on RUclips 🙌🏻
Thank YOU Mihir!
If that's so, where are all of the players he's produced?
@@tenspro1636 it's not about how many players he has produced. There are so many players like me who've learned so much from his videos. I've learnt tennis from watching tutorials and trust me, no other coach on RUclips explains the fundamentals of a stroke better than him
@@mihiracharya5484 lol, you have to be joking?
@@mihiracharya5484 .. there are far better tennis tutorials than this channel with proper coaches who know how to explain tennis technique and demonstrate it. This hyped up presentation has no substance - neither of these two can really hit a ball properly.
Where does it show them actually demonstrating a decent rally from the baselines - they can't do it - probably couldn't maintain a rally of more than 20 shots.
Wonderful guide!!!
Just now got to this video highly recommend love this video helped me out a lot
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It is my understanding you need to hit the ball on the rise. Sometimes, I hit it too late and it's too high for me to get any spin on it. It's so tough to me to hit it at the exact right height when it's coming at me. Also if there's a lot of pace it's hard for me to get set up correctly.
I dig it! Will work with this the next time I'm on the courts
Great advise and always enjoy your energy👍
It's advice, not advise. Advise is a verb.
Loved it
Love it Grant !!!
Another brilliant video Grant! Thanks
Love your energy
C'mon Grant. Great lessons. Bravo👏
Very nice video.
Love it !
Great coach you re very on fire
instant sub. Good work
Good tips love from India
Very good!
Great video and I learnt so mach from you thank you so mach sir
No beating around the bush..to the point! thanks..
semi open gives you more rotational power, and your body would not be locked up by neutral stance. Having said that, you can use neutral stance if you want to hit the ball down the line, or provide translational power , but most of the times for the modern game, you should use semi-open stance
Good energy, Good info. Thank you.
so understandable so professional I love it your movie and I will try this my students very good understandable thank you for your good job very very professional
I really love your video coach! I Watch your video.I love tennis,I'm begginer,coach 1 racket please😊😍
Really good points here Grant - great videos
Nice ty like the music at the end . Keep it like that 👌🏽
World class coach thanks
World class student!
@@GrantVanderHayden .. a very flat-footed 'world-class' student - it's doubtful she could play actual rallies from the baseline. Hitting a hand-fed ball is no measure of real skill.
Excellent explanation!
Very good explanation
Pure Gold. Tennis is not an arm sport! But could you do a video on the role of the off-arm on this aggressive swing?
YES Nabeen! The role of the off-arm is actually quite simple - you want it stretched across the body (pointed towards the side fence/parallel to the net) and then as you accelerate from the legs and turn the trunk you will tuck it in.
Excellent points. Tks
Soy campeon nacional de tenis de bucaramanga y lo que explicas very good
In your opinion, Is there a limit of age to perform this kind of forehand? Middle aged players can learn It? I'm 45 😬 but I still dream to be able to execute It.
Very good video, Grant! Congrats! Thanks!
No limit of age I am 65 and have no problem with it ,actually my forehand is much improved since I adapted to this style
Im waiting ur one handed backhand for a loooong time.
I want to understand more of the front legs role in driving forward the ball!
Exciellent
gonna try this
.. so why did he use the illustration of Federer and then go on to demonstrate something completely different with the footwork?
Many thanks
Great video! Thanks for it
Great video. New to the sport. This is awesome.
you should use semi-open stance, neither neutral or close stance
Totally awesome bro….
Wow awesome tips! Thank you so much! ❤️
Helped :)
You show how to use the legs and the big muscle groups, which I agree is an important fact. But the girl doesnt use the pressure from her legs. She has a nice forehand, absolutly ok, but she uses much more rotation energy from her hips and shoulders.
Nice and great - thanks again👍
great
Excellent !!!.
great advice
Really good coaching
Gracias
Any exercises to do during warm up?
Great stuff for YOUNG players. Older players should tweak using grip and swing mechanics, cuz that's all they have left. And for God'S sake, hit the ball smoothly, don't bash it.
Can you mention me the strings what you are using ?
Nice vid, Could you do a vid on kick serves please.
Coming up next week!!!
and one hand backhand PLEASEEEEEE.
Great, thx. Can something like this be done out of an open stance?
I would not advise an open stance for aggressive shots! However, the open stance is commonly used on the return. But we will see the pro's using a semi-open or closed predominantly as it facilitates greater forward weight transfer!
Excelente!!!!
Good job
Excellent 👌👍👍👌
Great 👍
6:52 that music is so out of place
Chloèee❤
Sweet
The thing is, I try to use my wrist more, but I’m late when I make contact.
Your information has valid points. Your presentation, imo, is too much like a bad infomercial. You should take into account that many people don't learn by fast talking "rah rah," type methods. You've got a good concept but if I were you I'd try to temper it down a bit.
It just almost appears to be a tad disingenuous...
I appreciate the feedback Ten!
@@GrantVanderHayden ..cut down on the coffee.
I love your energy Grant! Your enthusiasm and passion is contagious! Keep up the great work!
The girl is very good ~ nice
.. she's flat-footed - poor footwork - she can't really hit at all.
Btw this girl so beautiful, really really beautiful
Ritalin could be a solution....
Yeah, I’m gonna start start about 10 videos before this one, in order to improve my forehand…
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Less coffee!!
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Мне Хлоя тоже понравилась 🤣
Excuse me what is effortless power...
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This guy looks like Barney Stinson 🤪
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