1 Tip For Every Tennis Stroke (Power and Consistency)

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1 Tip For Every Tennis Stroke (Power and Consistency):
1. Forehand - use the 2-1-2 technique
2. Two handed backhand - finish with hands higher than head level
3. One handed backhand - finish higher than head level with armpit exposed to opponent
4. Volley - have a perfect ready position
5. Overhead - turn with both hands, extend non-hitting hand up, tuck arm against body at contact
6. Serve - keep ball in throat and knock off birthday hat
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[MinuteTennis]

1 Tip For Every Tennis Stroke (Power and Consistency)

[PTKirkw]

THE absolute GREATEST tennis video EVER made!...you keep outdoing yourself Ryan!...Everytime I think the LAST video was the best ever, the NEXT one is even BETTER!...Kudos my man!

[cjcycledude]

Ryan, I love that you film these videos from your driveway. It's just proof you don't need a court to get better. You can do so much on your own without a playing partner in your driveway, basement (I love those videos too), or anywhere; and, it's this work that makes you better!

[svarodzic]

My strokes got much better by just watching this video!

[dantivo]

Birthday hat tip is just pure genius!!! Your videos are the absolute best!!

[danielwitke]

@2MinuteTennis Awesome video, Ryan! I teach at a club in Brooklyn (I believe you know our head coach - Nick) and your content is always the first place I turn to for new insights. Thanks again!

[AhmedTennis]

Thank you helped me a lot to become better and join the school tennis. Cannot wait to try the one hander tip.

[ncisik]

Fundamentals! Always appreciate the reminder. Thanks coach!

[haroldho]

All the tips are great. Thanks. I can't wait to get back to play doubles this Summer after 2 total knees replacement surgery. I am a senior and 3.5 level. Keep all your videos coming.

[pedroseixasvale]

I really liked this video. It is very complete and useful in several aspects of the game! Continue with this great registration. Thank you, Coach Ryan!

[doughaynes]

Great points, Ryan, you are the man!!

[thaidang]

Hi Ryan! Thanks a lot for your amazing videos. I have been watching all of them and I can fix myself a lot. By the way, if possible, could you please make more videos on dropshots and lobs. Thanks in advance!

[venirotrading]

Hi Ryan, a great video! Tomorrow will be tournament! Will use your tips. What is your suggestion to avoid double faults?

[reusepac]

Hi, coach Ryan. I learned the most from you as an amateur constant tennis player. There's one thing bothering me now: when I hit the ball, my eyes are not staring at the hitting spot but more looking front at opponents. It made me mishit on the racket. How to fix the problem? Thanks,

[theohyxe]

Hey Ryan,
Quick question regarding the backhand grip: instead of switching to a continental grip, couldn't I simply turn the racket slightly to the right with my left hand before the take back? (my racket face is squared up against the back of the ball, and the movement feels the same ?)
Thanks for the great vids!

[ismokirkkopelto]

Hi, Ryan
Awesome summary of your tips! 😀
I hope my opponents do not find your channel 😂 (I am kidding, ha ha)

[NamesAreRandom]

Lots of mention of exposed armpits - we're not gonna do that if they are sweaty. I think there's a sponsorship deal in there somewhere!