Beginner Tennis Lesson | Forehand, Backhand & Serve

In this beginner tennis lesson, I teach my student Anna how to hit the forehand, backhand and the serve. If you have never played before you can follow the tips in this video to get started with tennis.

0:00 Beginner Forehand
7:09 Beginner Backhand
11:31 Changing Grips
15:33 Beginner Serve

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0:00 Beginner Forehand
7:09 Beginner Backhand
11:31 Changing Grips
15:33 Beginner Serve

[davednz]

THIS is a coach. Explaining the technic first, being patient and correcting your mistakes, not getting angry cause you don't already know how to swing or hold the racket and telling you that you shouldn't play tennis at all. I felt so bad after those words, but this guy right here is inspiring

[andrewmoseley]

I’m a coach too and this is the best beginner lesson I’ve ever seen.

[uchihasasuke]

The fact that this video is free is nuts

[scottr]

I have played tennis for 40+ years. This is a spectacular instructional video. Even the little things like picking up a racquet off the ground is the proper forehand grip. Something I forgot until I saw this video (even though I still have a proper grip but I forgot about this simple lesson). That is exactly what my coach taught me decades ago. This guy is amazing and I am thankful for this video since I am now teaching my daughter how to play. It's the simple teaching techniques that make all the difference. Thanks to a million to "Intuitive Tennis"!!!

[mafthew]

i’ve been wanting to take tennis lessons but been too nervous, this video was so motivating! you explained things so clearly. thank you!

[subashshekar]

I just started learning Tennis.. 2 weeks in. This is one of the best coaching lessons I have seen. Kudos to the instructor. And the way the video has been made - starting from nothing and then picking up the basics.. well done.

[sleepysawada]

i've just had the sudden random urge to learn tennis. i feel like i'm going through different hobbies and i want to try so many things,
thank you for this lesson, it was very helpful :>

[torrimarie]

I am a beginner tennis player, i watched this video once and my form got better almost instantly! You teach so directly and get straight to the point. Will be subscribing ♥️

[francislee]

iam 72 years old and been playing tennis on and off since 16 years old.i regret that I have never had any coaching lessons. I can play, but play wrongfully.
nick, you are a wonderful coach. I wish you were my coach then.
congratulations, keep up the good work. I have watc

[nTo-vlog]

Starting tennis from zero, is very difficult. I think this is one of the biggest barrier to bring more people into enjoying tennis and making it their hobby. This video is really good, because by watching it I begin to believe that there is a 'fast' way of making beginner know how to play. Well not in the full scale of tennis match obviously, but at least to start hitting balls continuously. And hopefully tennis will be even a bigger sport in the future. Especially, where I live I am looking forward to see more people play tennis.

[joangrennan]

I have always believed that the coach and beginner need to be side by side on same side of net . So many coaches and there are so many really bad ones don't get it that the beginner pupil struggles with reversing the instruction and implementing it simultaneously from the far opposite side . this is a brilliant coaching session

[hbviceroy]

I can’t figure out why this video makes me want to be a tennis instructor?!

[narcyznarcyz-uvtd]

People don't realize how difficult it is to teach beginners especially when they make slow progress. Hard job. I had that pleasure to teach my son from age 7 -10 . A lot of respect coach 😁

[JoshysNintendoNook]

I actually had my very first tennis lesson last night, and this video was SUPER helpful. Thank you so much for creating free quality content! (And it was comforting to see the stuff I struggle with isn't just stuff I struggle with)!

[natalia]

Me looking up how to play tennis last minute cuz I agree to a tennis date with a cute guy I met at the polo game😭😭😭😭😭

[jazsingh]

I hardly post comments on YouTube. I am in my mid 30s and never played tennis before. I find your teaching/ Coaching methods so simple that I feel more comfortable and confident that I can learn it faster as I have started playing since last 2 months and without a coach. Keep up the good work Coach.

[taekim]

She’s going to be 4.5 in no time with this coach’s awsome teachings. Foundation is so important. I’ve had a bad technique for years and it has been very hard to fix my forehand but now I’m getting there.

[nothinglikeanangel]

This is so strange I think it’s a sign I never found any sport interesting But Tennis looks fun

[yousuckathomerepair]

I am 36 and my best friend is an older guy who plays tennis fairly well. He says he will not play me because I am no good but we do not know how good I am since I do not play much. I am a very good ping pong player and I beat him at that fairly easily after not playing for years. This video is giving my the tools I need. I will use this information to wreck Justin. Thank you.