I Drilled With Collin Shick. Heres what I learned from the # 15 player in the world!

I learned a ton of new insights as I drilled with Collin Shick. I share his technique behind his two handed backhand dink as well as some key strategy that he has learned while playing pro. He has some mind blowing tips!

Collin shick two handed backhand dink tutorials:

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[rdwilander]

Great recap of drilling your drilling session, so helpful.. The ease of Collin's footwork & paddle movement/prep was amazing. Something no channel has done is a really in depth breakdown of footwork. Might be a series of vids 1.forehand 2. backhand 3. Kitchen. Probably 2 cameras. One shot following feet/legs/hips. The second cam on the whole player moving/hitting. Then side by side screen showing both with the commentary. I know for myself I am really working on at least trying to make sure I am taking some small adjustment steps to have my body and paddle in the right alignment but I can see and feel I am only scratching the surface of the footwork component. Thanks again for awesome vids, they really help!!🙏👏

[Thejoeb]

Thanks for putting out this higher level content, the quality of information is great in your videos I think your channel deserves more subscriptions!

[Charles-lztz]

I am grateful for you taking time and sharing this video. It helps open the window to my training sessions. I am using these drills every session. looking forward to more videos with this type of content great stuff. Thank u

[kravitz]

How about some footwork drills, it’s the lead foot that I’d need more instruction on 🙏🏾

[bryanyee]

Step with the outside foot???

A video on proper footwork and movement would be helpful to most (if not all) players under 4.5.

You should do a video on how to do those rolling topspin/sidespin drop shots with both the forehand and backhand.

[nicholasdisciscio]

Where is this? Beautiful courts and atmosphere

[braddaddis]

Darn, I thought I knew what you were saying regarding him moving with his outside foot first, but I’m a bit confused. Anyone know exactly what that meant? Fantastic video by the way.

[elliottfletcher]

Awesome insights, thank you for sharing with us. I'm jealous of all the opportunities you get to work with the pros (and accelerate your development accordingly) 😅

[picklesnj]

The one handed roll at the 15:05 mark, do you have a video on that roll?

[villbuzeep]

I think many of us would like to see the Singles game video

[douglasmurdoch]

Just a heads up that there’s no apostrophe in the word “pros”. From the thumbnail.

[t]

Very cool video. Were you going to link the tutorial to his 2-handed back hand?

[vanadyan]

First thing I notice right off the bat is Collin moves his feet a lot less than Austin does.

[claycc]

BJ's does not use top spin, he pretty consistent

[elliottfletcher]

After watching first four minutes your really not using using any two handed backhand dinks and your constantly crossing over with your feet to use the one hander, is this something your still working on or do you just feel it doesn't add much to your game at this point? I've made the switch to just a quick shuffle step left and two handed dink over the last month and noticed a big difference in my ability to be more aggressive and save lots of energy in both singles and doubles. (Yes, I still cross over if I'm stretched really wide left). - sorry, didn't realize you addressed the issue later! - keep practicing, took me a month and a half to fully trust/weaponize it.

[Foundonetruth]

Been playing for 6 months And reaction time sucks

[VividTape]

Drilling won't do anything, no matter who you are drilling with. I have drilled with top 5 players for months, it is a waste of time. Pros who tell you they drill more than they play are either lying to sell their courses or are stuck not getting better because they refuse to play with good people (Jesse is a great example of this)