Forehand Elbow Tip - Hit Forehands with More POWER and Comfort

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[guywholearnstennis]

Another perfect example of "Let the task shape the motion" thank you for showing!

[crashtahoe]

I went out and tried this today. It totally worked! It helped with my contact point, my preparation and my spacing. I started with every shot for 5 or 6 then every third shot and gradually tapered. More power more topspin more accuracy. Maybe it’s not for everyone but it was just what I needed today.

[Chris_Sheridan]

.. the first capture is taken before ball contact when the elbow is next to the body - the 2nd capture is taken when the arm is extending and closer to the ball.

So the player didn't change anything - a stroke does not change within a few seconds or minutes after being given 'new' instruction - simply the camera shot was selected showing two different positions!

[legendcanibal]

Love you leverage.
"Leverage requires a rotational force or torque and a lever arm of some length. The longer the lever arm, the greater the leverage. In the context of our limbs that means we can accelerate the racket head, at the end of the lever, to a speed that is much faster than our limbs can move."

[bbbby]

how does it feel to work with a beauty like Emma? ❤

[chiloandchepo]

Is because you start too close... Check out turbo tennis also do forehand he is amazing 🤩

[thesurgeon]

Dont buy the bs people. This guy is a good player pretending to be a bad player.

[johnnycash]

Your elbow is actually so close to your body every time you hit ball Emma. How can you explain that?

[johnburrows]

Would be easy to keep missing the ball with that young lady tossing it to you.

[emjay]

Tennis elbow from that stiff PURE DRIVE? Get something softer… prince, Wilson, Head…

[mariodorado]

Try teaching a real life “two-left hands” dude, hitting any shot. If you get a minimal but meaningful improvement in a single lesson, then you get my respect