3 quick tips for effortless power ⚡️ #thecoach #quicktips #tennis

[jono]

I think it's wonderful that someone with your tennis pedigree provides so much public content for us recreational players..I make a habit of reviewing your short videos prior to my doubles game every week. Thank you so much..Jonathan

[ren]

Whipping the ball is an excellent way to get injured and get tennis elbow. Relax your wrist in the follow through yes but the power comes from the legs, hips and swing working as a unit. Whipping the ball creates terrible habits.

[newconcepthomes]

Great👍, simplest yet the most effective ways of playing, injury prevention as well👏

[sodnsty]

Toutes les précisions sont utiles, merci !

[MiguelAngeloNPaiva]

Merci for all your tips - that helps a lot 🙌🏼

[thanhn]

Yes, use your wrist like a whip but saying the power comes from the wrist seems wrong. The power comes THROUGH the wrist after you've transferred it from your body and arms. You actually want to pronate your forearm rather than snap your wrist. Telling you to engage your shoulder also sounds confusing. You want to stop your shoulder rotation momentarily before contact. Then release and follow through after contact.

[buckyphillips]

Tennis is a sport of a lifetime. This video will help keep the interest in a great sport of a lifetime.

[mateussantos]

You are very good!!
Thanks for the tips

[blwm]

Isn't the wrist suppose to be non whippy for control and not getting injured?

[noeldacosta]

One day... I will come for lessons! Love it!!

[ellyza]

Love your channel❤ Great tips, as always! Thanks😊

[clxdzct]

Excellent tips. Especially the follow through, I’m rubbish at that 😂

[Leasosa]

Once again:
Thank you so much Patrick; you are a genius! ✊🏻😃

[xeywi]

Gracias Patrick, excelente aprendizaje a través d tu conocimiento, we just need to apply all your lessons together and voalá!

[rbgaming]

Thank you very much. I applied this technique throughout the gameplayand noticed that power was increased and I was more relaxed and comfortable while playing. Very helpful tips.

[bmtspain]

After playing 50 years with my wrist trying to kill every ball I’m still not injured or have tenniselbow.

[ruslan]

Closing logo animation is just so well done

[abhaymann]

I used body weight transfer and it increased my game 10x

[funhuntr]

My current coach is having a hard time with me not remembring all these; thanks for the reminder!

[kynlesj]

Thank you! My wrist has been very tense and didn't know it would cause for me to play bad.