Hsieh Su Wei UNORTHODOX Tennis Training for 2024

Hsieh Su-Wei has unorthodox tennis training and her grip. Watch the video as we breakdown her playing style and her unique tennis workout routine. Make sure you follow through if you want to apply to your court practice.

00:00 Hsieh Su-Wei footwork drills
02:15 Hsieh Su-Wei serve analysis
05:05 Hsieh Su-Wei strength training
07:07 Hsieh Su-Wei backhand analysis

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[DonYang]

The training isnt that unorthodox, but her game play and double forehand backhand is rare. She is able to target both corners of the court very well and her ball sense is superb. Really nice to watch her play

[thomastessier]

I love watching her play, best women's doubles player in the world.

[ChrisKimDMD]

I love unorthodox players like Su Wei, Brown, they make matches more interesting, more so than those factory fresh mass produced style that most players have.

[stevehughes]

She's 37 and going strong, will go into her 40s I think, such a magical player, different style and play compared to any other tennis player I've ever seen, superb.

[chrishall]

I practiced with her when I was 14 and she was 11. She kicked my butt.

[yannickchabouis]

Good video thanks Does she still use a 29 in racket? That gives her a huge speed of racket head with short strokes!

[toobmon]

wow. I always thought a platform stance was executed with the feet apart. This looks like Hsieh is doing what I thought was a Pinpoint serve.

[scissorsharp]

With all the training, how do tennis players stop their feet turning into giant calluses… it’s absolutely brutal

[vlesmeries]

I don't think that's a full platform stance. She starts platform but she goes into pinpoint right before serving.

[kwansikkim]

What's the secret of her very economical footwork??

[aldroid]

Unorthodox according to whom? This is all regular Tennis training for Professionals and has been for many decades, Resistance bands have replaced ropes or people pulling on you but it’s all the same stuff.

[wongjefx]

It's standard types of training done by pro athletes.

[randolphpinkle]

More upper-body training for a stronger serve wouldn't hurt either.

[cavaleer]

You can't possibly think you know anything about tennis. Her off court training is what most players do. Her game and technique are NOT predicated on physical prowess. She uses disguise, unreadable ground strokes and surprising power because of her racquet and her double fisted groundstrokes to keep opponents on the their heels. She's not grinding from sideline to sideline.

[alexbrands]

Хсень, это главный технический парадокс в современном женском теннисе!! По крайней мере для меня..🤣🥎🤣