Well yeah obviously, you definitely don't teach something as complex as this to someone that's been playing for 1 or 2 years.

A player who becomes very skilled starts using more wrist action based on his or her judgments. Sometimes beginners take tips from people like this on youtube and they will end up hurting themselves or throwing themselves into bad habits. All im saying is that one needs to develop foundational skills before using alot of wrist action. Any force moving in the upwards motion being legs, shoulders, wrists will create topspin. Swingplane is just as important for creating the perfect swing

Yup the legs definitely play a big role especially with those low balls

@Cos and that’s how u get injured

@Cos when u watch the pros they do use their legs that’s what creates the drive of the ball so not only is there topspin but u drive the ball down making it harder for the opponent to return the ball

top meets top.

Maybe these teaching tips are staged much like prank videos or magic acts? The players know what they're doing already,. It's scripted to make P.M. look like a genius who can change a player with just his words of wisdom. It's informative for anyone watching who wants to learn, but true 🐴💩 on the authenticity scale.

@@greenlampshade8909 yeah you're probably right. I've trained new people learning tennis. It takes a heck of a lot longer for them to learn to hit a ball a certain way

Exactly. He says a bullshit. I m a former player..in mens game loading your back leg and spring up gives you more energy into topspin. You don t have to spring up at the same time when you engage the racket, cause in this case you ll mishit. But first you engage the sracket followed by your legs. If you train in Spain they ll teach you like this

@@dottorcarlone yep sure you guys know more than this famous coach :D

False

@@scottingle1202 listen, i m a former atp player and tennis coach. What he says here that you have to stay crouched during and after the shot it s a complete bullshit. If you train in spain in whatever professional academy you pick one they will teach you that to generate more spin you have to load more tha back leg. You don t want to sring up with your legs along with the racket because yes you ll misshit, but you want to drive your legs after you engage the racket. topspin is generated by dropping your racket head below your grip level. But you can add momentum with legs. You people know nothing and talk. I’m not saying he s a bad coach but in this case he said a bullshit

@@dottorcarlone stop telling lies my friend

Exactly all the pros do that even I do that shot it does help lol

Please see Black SpiderMan’s post and the comments. You may want to check on his background, results as a junior player and leaving tennis for years working for his very wealthy father before opening then opening his own academy (?) and then assess and see if your perspective changes. Does he have a coaching license? At most clubs, to teach, you need certification, unless you own the club/academy of course. I suspect that you’re a certified coach who was trained and passed exams. There’s also video of him playing and you can assess his hitting level.

Who is she ?

Actually this tip in the video is only for beginners in tennis you also generate a lot of your power from hip rotation

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Idk maybe some people can't.

What’s wrong with subtitles? Nothing is blocked by it

Speak for yourself and yourself only

i feel you there, i was the same. i used to play in the park but at some point i needed a coach and my family couldn’t afford that so tennis became a hobby for me 😭

You learn to use your legs for power naturally very quick.

Well stated

no there are other idiots here also

@@sooparticular Yes I see you like to represent them all! go ahead wear that flag buddy!

What's her name

@@frz7553did you ever find out ?

What do you mean by that

i’m pretty sure that’s a kid, bro...

And conscious brushing up on the ball. Neither federer nor nadal have extreme grips yet hit with massive amounts of topspin.

@@Skiiiiiifreeeeeee not really it has nothing to do with that

@@Skiiiiiifreeeeeee lol what you talking about nadal grip man :D you junkie

@@Bensway7 moderate semi western grip. Djokovic has a much more severe grip than nadal yet nadal generates much more topspin

Ok?

No you didn’t. What the coach said doesn’t apply to men’s game where power is the main factor

Well good for you. Do you have video learning it at 12?

She don’t look a day over 16 gtfo weirdo

She looks 14....but clearly plays a lot of sport, moves well and strikes the ball cleanly.

I'd delete this comment if I was you.

@@yo_eddie2576 I agree she is beautiful but you can say that about an 8 year or 80 year old. I recently said it about an 80 year old which a friend thought odd, but not meant in a weird way.

@@gregsmith1070 one is a child, the other is an adult. Huge difference.

He said going up with the body is no use,but bodyweight transfer is still happening,you need to use the arm in the moment before contact,thats what he wanted to highlight

It's power with the legs and bodyweight transfer, but spin is with the hands and racket angle.

How exactly do you want to create spin with you legs?

@@poormansrose7754 The legs do much of the work on the forehand. Practically u ought to push hard into the ground w ur back foot and use that to spin the hips and the lower body. While this happens very minimal effort comes from the arm. This is just for power tho. But u can acc get some spin from the legs, if u get a short relatively low ball below the knees, you can make contact in the air to get some much needed spin.

@@suryaemandi Do you create the spin with your legs though? You legs are used for spin when you have to get into position to get a low ball up, but they don't create spin in itself. What creates spin for the overwhelming part is your wrist.

That's kind of a creepy comment

Well it does force you to use your hand to create the topspin motion. You learn a specific skill by isolating that skill from motion that could make it more difficult.

Bending your knee is a fundamental basic in tennis.

Staying low is crucial but alot of players think they're staying low but in reality they're coming up and out of the shot more than they think. Staying low allows you to stay with the ball longer which aids your ball striking consistency.

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@@manuelluengo4575I don’t think that’s correct

What do you mean by that

Answer the question 🤨