Some of the negativity of the comments is pathetic. If you think that you can do better, make your own videos .I think young man is doing a stellar job. Coaching is among other things an opinion .Everyone has their opinion about how things should be done . I think this young man is doing a fine job 👍

I've been playing tennis for about 24 years and for the first time, your tip "hand is at the level of the ball", is the best advice to fix my forehand. Tried it against the wall and was like night and day. Need to go rally with guys to feel this technique.

Watching in California keep up the work fuck the bad comments ❤❤

Your coaching seriously made me an excellent tennis player with good power, pace, topspin and accuracy. Thank you Vincent!

Highly informative, detailed coaching - fantastic! Many thanks. Debunks lots of old coaching myths, focusing on sound biomechanics.

Great detailed video, thank you so much for putting it together! Wondering - what are the differences between the 'Modern' forehand vs. 'Next Generation' forehand? Seemed to me the main element that is different is that the 'Modern' forehand has bending at the knees and dropping the racquet head (the pat the dog cue) during the prep phase, which results in more upward racquet head motion during the swing (more 'down to up' motion). If that's true, then if the ball is coming at a pace where we have enough time to do the 'Modern' forehand, it could give you a bit more power than the 'Next Gen'. What are people's thoughts?

I really like your videos and the way you explain things :)

Perfect explanation of the forehand! thanks

Another great lesson, thanks Vincent but I am 62 with 50 years of tennis muscle memory so changing yo this is very difficult. Can you suggest small steps that we can do to change the muscle memory? Have tried shadow seings but when I sm on court and the ball is coming at me the old muscle memory kicks in..,so I have this ugly hybrid between old school and next gen.

I'm writing from Greece, I'm also a coach, you're doing a great job, I've been watching your channel since you started and it's constantly evolving, thanks for all the information you give us, I noticed you changed rackets from Pro staff (which I love) to cx200 would like me to ask which model exactly it is (18/20 95' head) ? and your impressions and if you can tell the differences from your previous racquet, also if you can share what strings type you use(brand name) and at what string tension on both the previous racquet and the new one? thanks and keep going to the top!

Hello tennis doctor. Can you make a video about the tennis serve take back? My take back had excess racket movement. It wobbles as it goes up to trophy. Was wondering if there are any tips to avoid doing that.

where was this video 3yrs ago? could of saved me much $ and time.

The best tips! 🔥👏

perfect backhand thats for sure

haha, that roast in the intro

is the racket supposed to be angled at contact or flat to the ball? Thanks!

Great

tennisdoctor you said in many previous videos and w so much emphasis and criticism of other coaches that the forehand is not a back swing stroke, however in this video you emphasize on the importance of the back stroke so it is bit confusing...

Looks really close to the Kokkinakis FH

Break down Pete Sampras forehand

Whats ur UTR?

If im 50 coming in for a lesson is this the forehand u teach???

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I love your intro .... "but they know how to wack the shit out of the ball"

What about rafa he mostly always finishes over his shoulder or his head, but great video none the less.

1:08 Who are you talking about? To me Sinner and Carlos seem to be quite smart and calculated about their tennis, it's not true that their only quality (or even main quality) is just blasting the ball. The same goes for many of the other young talents.

Personally I think the previous gen forehand...the mechanics used by fed, rafa and novak...is better ...and more consistent ...than the new guys...as we can see the the young guys r still struggling to beat novak...and if rafa was fully fit...and fed was younger and playing...all 3 would still be beating the young guys....66 slams vs less than 10...the only 2 guys who look like winning multiple slams r sinner and carlos

The forehand kinetic chain is leg-hip-hand. What you’ve showed in the beginning of your video is exactly the opposite. Yes the last step is the loading/coiling phase but you are focusing your attention too much on your upper body. Dj said “I always step fwd if I have time” yeah? He steps fwd bcz he pushes into the ground in the beginning of the fh pushing his body through the contact point.