2 Tips For The Two handed Backhand - Link in comment for FTS

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[jkuang]

Let me analyze why he is so confusing, even though his information is legit. 1) Non dominant hand ... just say that. There is no need to mention about players using left or right hand as non dominant hand. Everybody knows what is the non dominant hand. But by distracting people with "example", people get confused if there is anything significant about that term While they are still wondering about that, in half a second, he glossed over the most important point, to keep the non dominant arm straight through the contact up front. 2) And then he talks about the flip of the racket. People are expecting to here about flip but he changed it to "pull the right, push the left" and people are all disconnected about the message. I am not saying he is wrong. He is very right. But most people just can not connect, especially when he is talking so fast. And worst yet, half of his time is not about the technique itself!

[JackSilver]

Instructions unclear. In the hospital with concussion from racket lodged into my forehead.

[toddpreisler]

How do you get racquet flip on high balls?

[nguyen]

I need thanks for the tips! Now if i can remember these tips 😅

[zwartepeat]

I think teaching this way is outdated, we should be giving cues about how to swing and how to generate racquet speed rather than saying oh your arm should be straight at this moment, because not a single pro player plays with his mind focused on having the arm straight. They focus on their swing path and racquet speed and the arm is naturally straight at contact point. If you forcefully straighten your arm at contact point you will lose racquet speed

[xdddxdd]

i better with forehand idk why im not as good in my backhand.

[ltjoseph]

3.0 with a 2 hand backhand
comments: definitely have
the racket flip up and expect
the ball to show a nice looking
arc instead of hitting into
the net.

[dvs]

What's the point of giving good advice if you can't explain it clearly.

[drago]

These guys are the worst. Unclear and overly yappy. Thinks over explaining=good coaching. Discount tony robbins. Relax bro.

[ladyharriet]

Not meant to be negative but I really find your video annoying to watch. 1) you “hop” about in million different angles, it’s very off putting to concentrate on what you are trying to say 2) gimmick over substance. let your tennis skills to speak for itself 3) not enough close up on footwork, swing path, not clear on real life application - e.g., how to deal with different balls speed, spin etc 4) let’s face it, you are not the only self proclaimed tennis coach on utube, i am not sure what exactly I can learn from you because it isn’t clear. To make it clear, is NOT to add more gimmick angles and more words, just show before and after. Then explain what drills you would recommend to get there. The issue is, I am not even sure you actually play tennis competitively judging by your training videos.