Mastering the Art of Coiling: How To Generate MORE POWER On Your Groundstrokes

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There are plenty of tennis channels teaching ridiculous tips that are "supposed to give you more power." The reality is that those don't work, and you might even get yourself injured. In this lesson, I break down the steps I take myself (and with my students) to generate more consistent power. For real though. [more]👇

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[LunarEclipsism]

"Lost 1 and 1 to a pusher but MAN, I was hitting hard today!" hahhahahahhahaha, Karue the jokester lighting people up this morning

[najibmarianoazar]

Best tips ever pretty sure he simplifies all the things hes found to be essential through out his career and explain it to us in an exceptional way. also has a beautiful and robust game to back it up. Glad I can see your videos, regards from the caribbean.

[wackojumey]

This is my new favorite tennis lesson! I am going to watch this one a lot!

[grantdelmege]

Awesome lesson Karue! Would love to see a few lessons on the serve on how to get consistent and effortless power and how to time everything properly👍

[guitarnoob]

Golden content as always, this is fast becoming the best tennis channel on YT, if not already there!

[ericahlers]

Great video! Would love to see more serve videos from you as well. Still my go-to channel to refer students / friends to.

[savvysamizzles]

This lesson was amazing! With the one exploding towards your target part, I'd like to view to the over-rotation as a little lag after going towards the target because it's likely that you have to get back into position in time and balance your body after the stroke. This drill with the medicine ball really shows/ feels if you are doing the stroke right.

[yeetsquad]

I think If you focused more on the elbow abduction and the wrist flexion of the scapular domini you’ll get more wrist lag and more Federer power🥸

Great lesson karue. We all know those insta phonies hahaha

[TomekSport]

I love the fact you're providing a lot of content that combines knowledge/theory with specific, often advanced drills. Anyway, can you speak a bit more about down and up motion when heating groundstrokes? I think it's really important in the context of this exercise

[FACHCUNHA]

Love it Karue! Effective and consistent power, no impossible/stupid cheat codes, just plain work to achieve quality!

[keykey]

Great lesson for all Karue. Thank you!

[carnivalgods]

Fantastic lesson Karue. Really concise explanation of the basis of power and getting it downhill.

[HarshaVardhan-fjgk]

Great lesson, I used to play a lot till I was 15 and had to stop playing then, I am 33 now and started playing and in love with the sport again. I watched almost all the good lessons on YouTube, which are all really good, but you would find some overlap between different lessons surely! This, on the other hand is completely fresh and I haven't seen any videos covering what was covered in this video. This is a really important lesson at a fundamental level. Thank you for this!

[hermanodejesus]

GREAT stuff.... I used to practice with a 17 pound MB. Too heavy provably but it did the job.

[c.m.]

Kaurueee!! Thanks, with this video i killed one opponent that is a pusher... Now my forehand is so reliable... Now i have to train my one handed backhand!!! I would like to go to Eeuu and play a match with you hehe... I am from Spain!!!

[mubashirkhan]

Youre a really good teacher!! Good stuff man! It all came together for me.

[LauncherSpiderMk]

Love the idea of using a medicine ball for this. And a bonus is that it's a great warm-up for any type of workout, not just tennis.

[jamespreston]

Thanks, Karue. I really like the medicine ball drill and will certainly try that. I have arthritic knees so I’m hoping is exercise will help strengthen the necessary muscles and get that drive forward into muscle memory.

[frederickooi]

great lesson Karue, will give it a try. that's one cool looking mural on the wall behind

[josephhodge]

great video! did I miss the medicine ball link? how many pounds are you using?