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THIS IS GREAT! Finally someone clarifies this! I've been told about this by some players but wasn't sure if it was true ...another benefit of this is it helps you practice grip change especially off the serve! You guys are super!

Excellent

WOW ! You mean to hit the ball a little later for more spin?

GreAT TIPS

R2D2 in the background 💯 no doubt

Top players don't 'step forwards' as part of the swing. Watch any top player - pure rotation is the key, to create centripetal/centrifugal force. Linear intention and movement hampers the swing.

Why isn't this video more popular. Awesome tip. Thanks.

She is such an adorable coach. Love it.

I feel great playing with loose grip.

Thanks. It really helps thinking about aiming the hips to uncoil toward the direction of the ball and now with this video I can hit better and recover faster! It works well in semi open stance too on forehand. More power and spin!!

I love this channel and tennis hacker !

This is a good one for me, I have too much of a tendency to push the ball.

Very subtle point at 4:02 on différence in stepping on open versus closed stances

Hopper had a mind of its own lol.

The ball hopper has a mind of its own.

Grab as tight as possible? Such bad advice. I laughed when the ball hopper decided to go. He had enough of this nonsense.

is that Biden wandering off or your ball hopper

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Is it true for running forehand? Since we will not have time… good video

Explanation is too long. Should be max 30sec long video

Thank you for such a good explanation. This is one of the most misunderstood parts of the kinetic chain.

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Thanks,now I got it.😊

I enjoyed this video but wish you finished showing your tips with a live ball

There is no such thing as open stance....at contact is always closed

Excellent

like this a lot. please do more of the same with different types of shots. high forehand/backhand, approach shots high & low, etc.

Love your explanations and demonstrations ... I especially like how you include showing the "wrong way", which resonates with me 🙂.

This worked pretty well for andy roddic

good lesson. take a step after the swing. I wasn't sure about the sequence. thanks

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that helped

Excellent video thanks. Hip rotation is so important in order to avoid using the arm only. Great job looking forward to more excellent stuff.

The tennis ball cart got bored and went looking for some balls.

That’s is the topic you haven’t discussed so far. I wonder for awhile, now it shows up that’s really makes sense and crystal clear explanation. Thanks so much. Love it!

Thank u. I am having this low elbow issue

Hi Katya, for the semi-open stance, is it the same advice on how to use the hips like you showed for open and closed stance?

I am not loose at all, and gave myself a bad case of tennis elbow (almost a year!). I recently took a lesson and the instructor noticed that instead of following through on my forehand, I was stopping the racquet and putting stress on my arm. Wish I would have known that sooner!

great video thanks gr, from Holland

Very good video, precisely at the stage when i am trying to learn how to better engage my body in movements

So while you wait for the ball, and during the backswing, you hold on to the little hamster, without hurting it, but right before contact, you crush the hamster. Did I get it right?

Yes was proberly will happen is that you open too eraly (the hip.) and the ball will go out side the side (you hitting crosscourt) line and out. And the stroke will be a week one and with no controle.

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The required muscles are not loose

yoooo, i live in hawaii! do you guys do lessons at all?

I love your videos, but something's wrong here. If this accurate, how could you possibly use Pete Sampras's two-finger serve technique? Tightening up after the trophy position feels like a power killer.

great tip🎉😊

Helpful tips. Thanks. My hitting partner throws his racket away on the forehand sometimes, when he wants to hit really hard. Is it Ala Moana tennis courts? windy and cool, no wonder the cart was riding wildly. Thanks again.

I have a question when you feed balls to students or to start an initial warmup I heard you are supposed to use a continental grip and hit it flat is this true?