Y'all's videos go so far beyond anything else out there. Thank you for unlocking the secrets for the average player.

It is your knowledge of anatomy that always makes your videos the best. I can't believe that shoulder internal rotation isn't taught more often in forehand technique. It's the difference between massive topspin and average topspin.

High quality content right here. Thanks for the upload gentlemen.

Great video , helped alot in practice today , appreciate the effort you put in with the biomechanics and muscle names in the shoulder joint

Extensive explanation. Kudos.

Fantastic Video, Thanks 🎾🍀

Great video! I love it

great video. I'm waiting for a toss and serve video

Great stuff. Most people try and use the arm and shoulder way too much. (And get injured) However if you set the body up right, the forward rotation of the shoulder puts the arm, chest, wrist and shoulder on stretch and then everything then continues forwards almost on its own. Then depending on how much the racquet head was allowed to drop and the grip and shape of the swing and the contact timing in relation to the body....you get your variety of shot. But this was a very well explained video. I enjoyed it, Many clips explain windscreen wiper as brushing across the ball and don’t mention extension. Much like you are going sideways as windscreen wipers do. Well done.

Damn! I watched all the Windshield Wiper Technics and none of them making sense. You are the only way show us the secret. Thank you coach!

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Great explanation. Love the videos!

Amazing video! 👏👏👏💪💪💪🎾🎾🎾

Great video 👍

Bottom line is if you want a well shaped heavy ball, you need to throw your racket not unlike a stone thrower does when skidding a stone on a pond. Easier said than done

Hey mister coach,you don't know exactly what topspin means. When you hit the ball trough the centre ,he does'nt rotate,if you hit him above the centre,with the racket slitely closed,the ball will rotate forward,that 's called topspin. But If you are brushing vertically up, the ball will rotate also forward,but now you can hit trough the centre,and then you can picking up speed . That's the modern or next gen forehand Brushing up is pronation,and next gen is extreme pronation I expect no reaction,but if you do ,i 'm grateful. Keep up the good work and thx for the video's

Thank you!

Excelente video

Great video. Can you please explain what we should do with our wrist when we use this shot?

Great stuff guys. My problem is, coming back to tennis after 45 years in my head I'm still playing with a wooden racquet so as soon as I put the power in I'm long. I think I have to de-construct first, but your videos are all bang on.

Awesome video!0

This guy is a awesome! Very informative and precise to the point!

best videos about tennis stuff ever.. highly recomend to my students. next vide --> one handed backhand biomechanic , please? :)

Genial amigos! Gracias por los videos!

I love seeing how your hairdo changes in each video

Love your videos!!! Can you please make a video of Two hander Backhand🙏🙏

Hey coach, You forgot to tell that you first have to windup the internal shoulder clockwise,from tapping the dog to lagging the racket 😊

1:33 Hey!!! there is mini- kirk hammett playing tennis

Awesome video !! Love your channel !! Can you do a video on the two handed backhand ?

All this info is good but for many players, there are many different ways to execute a technique for different shots. In my experience, in order to generate heavy topspin, you need to generate adequate racquet speed. In other words, staying loose and relax and generate the racquet speed with your entire arm like a whip and follow through and rotate shoulders after your stroke. Contact point, ball height/spin, court position, are all factors that you should account for when selecting the type of shot to shape the ball during play. Ex: one thing that comes to mind regarding the "windshield wiper shot", returning a high bouncing short ball inside the court around the service line. a competent player would use the "windshield wiper" forehand and hit a return with a deep winner that requires not only the arm/shoulders, but grip, angle, body twist, shifting left foot and right foot during the follow through (especially if you are in the air) to generate the power/balance to control the shot as well. theres so many different ways to execute this shot under different situations.

One thing that no one describes is when you start the arm rotation. You can't wait until you hit the ball, because ball contact is so brief, so I assume you have to start it just before ball contact.

Would be great if you give certain drills to practice what you taught in the video

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I would like to see a video on the flow of movement. A lot of times I find myself in a situation when I hit high topspin deep ball and have plenty of time to recover, or I have plenty of time to hit the ball, cause it's slow, high etc. It's that kind of balls that I usually mishit, cause I dont have a flow.

Yeah great content guys, shoulder rotation is definitely important to help generate more topspin into your shots. The thing is, I feel, once a player reaches a certain standard and consistent level, that the variation of shots and shot making selection start to fall apart primarily through poor footwork or slow in tracking the ball. I believe that pros have far more developed abilities like clues as to know where a ball is going through reading the opponent's position and general patterns of play. Once a technique is down then it's all about footwork and reading skills development, that area of tennis for me should have more exposure.Ofcourse keeping a cool head out there is always a good idea when implementing new skills. Awesome you guys thanks.

Great!! drop shots Plz! :)

You concentrate very much on what happens AFTER you have hit the ball, i.e. Shoulder rotation. The ball has left the strings, so the follow through has NO effect on the ball. The arc described by the hand is the result of what occurred prior to contact. Could you explain what you have to do BEFORE contact, to increase power and spin?

Nice video, and you clearly have a good grasp of the biomechanics. But I think most people looking to improve their game probably wouldn't mind a bit less lecturing and a bit more 'what can I do to develop this shot?'

Hello! Hope you’re well! Can you do a video on nutrition?

The important part of wiper motion is brushing up and making the racquet vertical as you hit the ball hard forward. You have to pull the racquet to the vertical position using the biceps.

Just use a true semi-western grip and practice proper swing timing so the ball is struck at the correct contact point and you cannot help but execute a windshield wiper follow-through. If the previous timing and proper contact point is being used, the only things that can defeat the windshield wiper motion are 1) being overly tense and stiff and trying to muscle the ball, or 2) poking at the ball, stopping short and not completing the follow-through.

Really great video! What about training videos on strengthening the muscles needed in these shots for the days you can't get out and practice on a court?

Shoulder a fine piece of machinery’? My shoulder needs a complete rebuild lol 😂

Bjorn Borg was the first one who uses the modern ATP forehand and this was more than 40 years ago

Hi RF!! I have a doubth, during the forward swing we should tense the wrist a little bit or the wrist should be relax all the way? Thanks!!

The technique is similar to the pronated serve, isn't it?

Y la rotación de torso, cadera, el empuje de las piernas?

Really enjoyed the video. I feel like the forearm pronation is more important to this shot than anything the shoulder does? What do you think?

Can you make a video about bent arm forehand and straight arm forehand

Great vudei==!

Where the hell you guys been?! We need more videos!

Would love to see a lesson on vision in tennis, specifically TRACKING THE TENNIS BALL! What can you teach us mere mortals (some of us more mortal than others) about this fundamental skill? I was self taught so I never got even the most basic instruction on what (the hell) to do with MY EYES! As such, while I put together a modest collection of striking skills over the years, my underdeveloped ability to simply follow the ball - and perhaps keep my head still (gaze fixed) throughout contact - which remains THE single most GLARING weakness in my game. HELP!!!

@RacquetFlex serious question: where do you get your shirts?

Anyone who watches this excellent video deserves college credit! Thank Coach!

Hey Dayday, this is Justin from when you were asking for input about a month ago. Great balance of biomechanics, theory, practical examples - nicely done. Let me know if I can ever be of assistance in the future!

Interesting video. Thank you. I would have encouraged that proper execution is more important that Power. But I know, "Power" sells more than "execution" to us, common mortals:)

now thats alot of scientific terms

Would be good to have more slow-motion examples, talking us through all aspects of the stroke. Also, can you do this with any grip, or do you need an extreme Western grip?

its much easier to ride a bike than to describe riding it

Coach where is the Join button I really wanna support your work !!!

Great videos btw You need to change the title slide- it says windsheild

Shot bru

Are you a physical therapist tennis player?

If WW followthrough is complex, then how complex is a tennis serve? ;/

is this a bio lesson ??

is this an anatomy or tennis instruction? :)

This guy is good huh

1:36 that's not Evans that is Kyle Edmund

Where is "Module" 1, 2, and 3? You said this is module 4..

Hallo

This is not a tennis lesson this is a bone lesson every time

this is way more complex than it has to be

Gugh

Agassi never did this nonsense - it is 100% unnecessary and counterproductive. The end point is what the strings are doing to the ball - it varies from underspin to flat to topspin. If you really can’t figure it out, go hit some foam balls with your hand and figure out how to add spin and forward movement onto the ball. Now go hit for two hours a day for a few years and you’ll find YOUR OWN forehand.

So you and yandell just want to call all modern swings wipers? Sort broad to be of any value really

Jump straight to the point and explain how to do the wiper motion, pointless explaining the anatomy and biomechanics if the practical part is left out.

Too much talking, not enough hitting.

the most complex movement of all the sports? are you nuts?!? have you ever seen a sport gymnastic? i have learned biomechanics since age 7 and i'm telling you that in a few seconds of their performance you have way more complex biomechanics than of all tennis put together. it is not to undermine the tennis challenges, but you need to be careful to throw statements like that if you want that anybody takes you seriously. just for comparison: if the tennis player messes his/hers biomechanics, they will lose the point in the worse case. if the gymnast messes his/hers biomechanics, he/she can die. your anatomy lesson, - not very impressive. and why? because without proper physiology it is kind of useless. why don't you give us some drills that can be actually helpful? ok finally at the end we got something, superficial though.

an anatomy lesson? bones, muscles, shoulder joints structure... wtf bro?

Less talking and more walking...