#1 Drill For Hitting The Sweet Spot (Awesome Tennis Tip)

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#1 Drill For Hitting The Sweet Spot (Awesome Tennis Tip)
1. Try hitting the frame on purpose to help you learn where the sweet spot is
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Thank you Ian from Essential Tennis for showing us this awesome drill
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[@paddlepower888]

Very interesting.
Most of us can hit with the sweet spot. Tomaz of Feel Tennis Instruction pinpointed why we don't in his video, "How to Watch the Ball in Tennis":
We look up just before ball contact to see the target or our opponent-that movement shifts the racquet enough to create a mishit. The video runs much longer than 2 minutes, but he says it took a whole season for him to "learn."
You teach the same focus in many of your groundstroke lessons.

[@jncdetail]

Wow it turns out that I have been practicing this drill for awhile now! 😂

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha that’s a funny comment.

[@TennisLifeStudy]

Sometimes it’s good idea to calibrate your sweetspot ! I use it once a month with my students ! Grate tip!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks so much!!

[@tennisandogs]

thank you Ryan , gotta try this exercise tommorow cant wait to do it

[@cmeola1066]

Will definitely try this. I frame a lot of forehands. Thanks Ryan!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks for watching! Let me know how it helps you!!

[@watcher687]

Thanks Niko!
Just wondering if this is a really proven method or just an idea/hypothesis.

[@venktennis]

Great content thank you. Quick question Ryan, does the top spin pro reinforce more of a wind shield wiper type of action for intermediate to advanced players instead of trying to hit through the ball and get more depth with pace? This is something i struggle with in trying to use top spin pro.

[@2MinuteTennis]

you can use both techniques. to work on hitting more through the ball simply take the top shield off. thanks!!

[@watcher687]

I was watching like a hawk to see if you practice what you preach. Yes, your left hand is way above contact point. Nice!

[@LTBlightthebeam]

Thanks Ryan from PlayYourCourt! WHO GOT THIS?!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha thanks. Can’t believe I made that mistake. Lol

[@nishabhatia7484]

Can I know which tennis racquet do you have

[@striketochill]

Seems hard to hit the ball with the edge of the racket, eh? If only I could compete doing this... I'd be a pro in no time!

[@pakchu2]

Ryan, do you still enjoy playing games after doing all these lessons every day or do you get burned out from tennis?

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[@christiane785]

Isn't the sweet spot for groundstrokes north of the center of the racket (middle top quadrant)?

[@peterrattenbury8608]

South

[@vajraheart6052]

:28 … haha, it’s ‘essential tennis’. Saw the ‘birthday hat shot on Intuitive tennis’ to counter. Good one 😂

[@2MinuteTennis]

I couldn’t believe I said the wrong channel. After I went home and started editing I realized my mistake. Didn’t have time to go out and film it again. Thanks for watching!!!