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Very informative; the rotation of the forearm, not wrist. An area that is rarely, if ever, discussed. It looks like the forearm is pronated, knuckles facing down, in Pat the Dog, but the Pros appear to externally rotate the forearm into supination, palm facing the sky, at contact. However the racquet face is obviously not open. Nadal and Alcaraz certainly appear to do this. Could you expand on this movement, and explain how it assists in generating top spin? Because no-one else appears to consider this worth explaining.

I've watched loads of tennis video lessons, most of them quite good tbf. But your advices are by far the most effective and easy to implement. I found especially useful the ones about the serve. Great job

Great. As usual

Always making tennis easy to understand, Thanks

Very clear, impressive.

you are the best I never heard this small things but it makes big big deal no one tell about this you are the number one you are a hero I very very thank you very much for your conversation thank you thank you

Very interesting, you can definitely see this element in Jannik forehand especially how he prepares

Very interesting. Thank you

Great lessons

One question … first it is very good tip.. coming to the question ,how do we rotate elbow from back swing position? Do we rotate elbow by active arm movement or turning hips creates that rotation? Just trying to understand before we try. Thanks for the video again

Could you please share a full course to explain how to deal with heavy topspin, not especially high bouncing balls, but above all for the difficulty in keeping control of the ball we send back because the spinning ball effect makes us lose control and the ball goes into the scenery... It's the same feeling playing table tennis against an opponent who's mastered top spin...

Very very good session. I love the content and attention to detail. I looked at the tennis doctor recently and it made me understand how far ahead of your rivals you are. Thank you

Will definitely try. Thanks

Excellent. This must be related to our forearm bone structure: rotating from the elbow allows a greater range of motion for the radius to rotate around the ulna. (Steve, please have them fix that center net strap!)

ill try it coach....al though i a bit confused...

Nadal, Alcaraz, Federer are well known for playing with a straight elbow, unlike Djokovic. How would you explain the difference in their technique vs a bent elbow like Djokovic?

Trying tomorrow..

So supination to pronation? Always so much talk about pronation on the serve but really to get to where it happens naturally you must supinate first which you are showing here.

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I have no clue what you mean by rotating the elbow. Oh well….next….

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Can you show us how you create heavy topspin by hitting some balls?

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