TENNIS FOOTWORK | How To Approach The Net

Forehand myths debunked: Former Top 100 ATP Pro, Jeff Salzenstein, is exposing 3 common myths that could be crippling your forehands potential. Most players make at least 1 of these 3 mistakes... Do you? goo.gl/7stmHn
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Jeff was also a 2 time All-American, national champion and team captain at Stanford University where he received his BA in Economics.
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Footwork myths debunked: Former Top 100 ATP Pro, Jeff Salzenstein, is exposing 3 common myths that could be crippling your potential. Most players make at least 1 of these 3 mistakes... Do you? goo.gl/6ZUKi2

[@bluedragonvn]

Does the footwork on backhand also apply when playing 1hb? When I hit with 1hb, not lowering my body seems to take away stability and power.

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bluedragonvn it can but 1 Handers can use a different footwork pattern

[@dannyslammy4379]

now that is a good you tube tennis video

[@robertmitchell7357]

Hell yeah Jeffe'!!!! I don't know if this guy understands he's trying to play like Nadal, though. Does he need a chalk talk?

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Robert Mitchell ha ha

[@hommedesbois9080]

Good for the kid

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Samuel Vaillancourt definitely!

[@RPanda3S]

A refreshingly technical demonstration of some well thought out footwork patterns. Thank you!

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R_Panda yes indeed!

[@zachnelson6350]

Love the Iowa shirt go Hawks! Just curious but is he getting recruited by then or something?

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Zach Nelson high school freshman

[@judedixontennis8535]

great more videos like these please really helpful, cheers jeff

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Jude Dixon Tennis sounds good :)

[@dan8350]

Man did you make physical education?

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dan8350 ???

[@joelsuraj2501]

But I'm a single hander....and LIFT AND LAND is pretty difficult shot for a one hander, right??

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Joel Suraj you can use it but one handers can use a slightly different pAttern

[@joelsuraj2501]

how??

[@higherleveltennis5722]

Joel Suraj you using slice or topspin mostly?

[@mateoagustinbrouchy5941]

Hey jeff!! May i sent u a video of me serving? Thanks
Best wishes

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Mateo Brouchy yes there is a fee for it

[@mateoagustinbrouchy5941]

Tennis Evolution what's your email?

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Mateo Brouchy [e-mail]

[@Thomas-74]

This is great coach!!

[@stefanrahovean]

great lesson Jeff! can you explain why it's a good thing on the backhand approach to freeze the finish half way instead of a full follow-through? doesn't that "blocked" approach decrease the power of that shot? thanks

[@bluedragonvn]

I also would love to hear from Jeff on this. My take of the "freeze" is to stop the power of hitting the ball long when you don't hit with enough top spin.

[@higherleveltennis5722]

bluedragonvn that's correct, it's best used if the ball is low, and you need more shape with the ball

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Stefan Rahovean I find that this short finish keeps the swing compact and allows for good extension through the ball.

[@davidballou8693]

I find that if I follow through as in a baseline two-handed backhand, it is difficult to land on the front foot. The "frozen" finish allows landing more naturally and easily on the front foot.

[@donktopro9798]

this kid right here has a terrible forehand