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Thank you so much for the tips. I will use them in my next match 😊

I wanted to your opinion on something which has really helped me solve the problem of being late on the forehand. On the unit turn the left hand stays on the racquet as you are turning. My issue l believe was that l was letting go of the racquet too quickly with my left hand which stops the coil and was causing me to be late. I saw a really good video which said not only to keep the left hand on longer but allow it to actually help start the forward swing before you release it. I did this and it solved my issue. I am no longer late on the forehand. I believe this something that pros with great forehands do but it happens so fast it's missed. What are your thoughts, this seems to work.

this is great!!!

Looks like the app needs an invite code? Strange

Hi Ryan, quick question regarding the dominant arm forearm. Prior to serving, during warm-up hitting simple forehands or backhands, I notice a "stretch" in the forearm muscle once I start moving my feet, and then after that stretch I see that my serve changes from the "waiter tray" serve to what I perceive as the correct serve motion, including achieving what I perceive as the correct continental grip. I am curious if you have noticed this "stretch" when you warm-up?

Great tip(s) 👍🏻

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Well timed on the "hit the like button" graphic, haha

Thank goodness they don't call "hip" or "butt cheek" faults! 😂😂

Thanks, your heel pivot, and butt observation are really good advice

That is really important but it’s also good to remember to toss along the line which also gives a natural coil

That should also work for a platform server, correct?

When she won us open she had bigger smooth loop forehand, compared to newly formed smaller ATP loop with moment stop befoe accelerating. So called famous coach has ruined her forehand and her wrist just can not handle this short burst acceleration, injury will be inevitable.

Excellent observation. Well done, sir.

When she won us open she had bigger smooth loop forehand, compared to newly formed smaller ATP loop with moment stop befoe accelerating. So called famous coach has ruined her forehand and her wrist just can not handle this short burst acceleration, injury will be inevitable.

GYATT

Thanks, Ryan; I really like how very exacting you are with your observations and resultant recommendations….

Ahh you had me for a moment. You’re right, the butt in the court is much better than the hip for coiling and rotation. But both are essentially better than nothing. Nice vids Ryan

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Should his back foot tuck in behind his front foot instead of in front of it to help keep his hips & knees and chest rotated back?

I was toying around with a forehand grip on the serve the other day. It went flying out to the right, way past the sideline. I thought if I could harness it somehow, it could be a doomsday weapon for me. I didn't realise it was already a thing, called the Pancake serve. Now I'm really keen to work on it.

yoo trainer i can bet my car and offeelr you do same by you if i beat you with wooden racket, no sorings , full wooden racket as one in pickleball and i played this king of tennis fir years recteational and ny serve with wooden racket goes sometines surely 180km om hour. If you ever come to Bosnia, renember this threat

Hola, te sigo desde Argentina, me gustan mucho tus videos pero no entiendo nada del idioma, podrías hacerlos también en español latino para nosotros saber la parte teoríca? Muchas gracias.

it just the volleyer fake first and jump into middle. that just follow his momentum, the timming volleyer no choice, not that u said three option in this case.

Thanks for the post. Really helpful!❤

hope Karue didnt get a bagel in this game

I will confirm this is amazing topic!!!! Forget thinking about pronation. Just try with all your effort to chop through the ball with your frame “edge”. It won’t happen because you will naturally pronate. If you TRY to pronate, you may pronate too soon. Go to the ball on edge as long as possible without thinking about pronation. Ryan, great video!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Tomorrow I’m gonna try those tips. I’m pretty sure it’ll help.🙂

Incredible point with incredible explanation. Thank you coach!

Your just analyzing one shot. The reason she had limited upper body rotation was because that shot was hit down the line. You make some good points but also a lot of jibber jabber in my opinion.

Coming from table tennis, I found this to be an interesting video as many tactical principles are common to both sports. Since there are many comments about how easy down-the-link shots are, I decided to bring in a perspective from a sport that uses much more spin than is common in tennis. At the higher level, there is so much spin/rotation on every ball that controlling a down-the-line shot, especially when it's hit with power (i.e. speed and spin) from cross-court is quite difficult. Even in singles, the pro players do exactly what this video is advocating. If you are playing at a lower level where the incoming ball isn't powerful, yeah you'll be able to hit down-the-line shots easily and your opponent won't have the footwork to play the next ball to your wide cross-court but when your opponent is hitting with power, you may be able to "guide" the ball down-the-line (and set up his cross-court winner) but it's a much higher-risk (not to mention higher-skill) shot to hit your own down-the-line winner. Therefore, at the higher level, it's better to play cross-court with power i.e. continue the rally and look for another opening rather than immediately try and win the point with a riskier shot.

Awesome tips!

Yes if you can read it early enough, it is more effective to change grip.

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I wish you would’ve had him the student swing one with the changes that would’ve made perfect sense I think

Let’s go Karue!!! Going pro at 30!!! Thank you for highlighting him 2minTennis!

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its like richard krajicek serve =D

best return serve tutorial❤

I thought when the left arm goes behind after the motion, like thiem or Murray, it was a signal of total body relaxation... 🤔

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Very good video, thanks!

You forgot about the most important issue with Treys serve is that he steps on the line before hitting the serve lol. Im sure he is aware of it too and he dont care. Id call out a foot faulter thats like calling an in ball out all the time. 😂

Great. I hope these tips will help me fixing my THBH.

I’m not a pin point server, but great lesson. Best part…I watch all of Winners Only’s videos. Trey will likely implement it. Big serve just got bigger!

Ryan, thanks for the analysis. I've loved trey's journey. Interesting that the left foot rotation is the high leverage point here! Will that make a bigger difference than bringing his back foot up in line with his front foot, rather than alongside?

both winston and trey are too weak in their baseline game to be 4.5