4 secrets to develop your power | TENNIS MASTERCLASS

In today's Masterclass we dive into the 4 crucial concepts to increase the power in tennis: the magnet move, the weight dispatch, the tree concept and the lever arm. We'll reveal the secrets behind explosive groundstrokes. Learn how to harness the power of your body's kinetic energy to deliver shots that'll leave your competition in awe.

Whether you're a beginner looking to up your game or a seasoned pro seeking that extra edge, this masterclass has something for everyone. Don't miss out on the chance to revolutionize your tennis game and start dominating the court today!

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:05 - The four elements of power
2:20 - 1. The magnet move
4:38 - Exercise N°1
5:30 - Exercise N°2
7:12 - 2. The weight dispatch
8:40 - Exercise N°1
9:54 - Exercise N°2
11:25 - 3. The tree concept
15:06 - 4. The lever arm

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THE COACH
Patrick

[patrickmouratoglou_official]

Has anyone here tried these power-boosting techniques in their game? How did it go?

[BryanTanner]

Before responding to your question, let me first say that I've observed you in players' boxes for over a decade. I came to your channel because I was impressed by a recent TikTok in which you diagnosed Kyrios with the "Syndrome of the Talented Player." I've watched almost everything on your channel; the masterclasses and shorts are fantastic! The production quality is world-class, and the tips are products of a lifetime of observing the thoughts and behaviors of players.

You asked how these 4 power-boosting techniques improved my game. After learning about Tip #4, I shifted from an extreme semi-western forehand grip to a more moderate one, and, sure enough, I could extend my lever and generate more power. I have NEVER heard that rationale before. Thanks for sharing these unique conceptual connections with the world. I'll be telling all my intermediate to advanced tennis students about you.

[iglvvwq]

Thanks Patrick, I am 74 and have recently restarted playing with some friends who are younger and fitter. Much has changed since I played back in the 1960's, and your lessons are really helpful and at my age, it is not really logical to start paying for lessons to improve or re-learn. Thank you for offering this service (pun not intended) at no cost, I really appreciate it !

[echoiceman]

I love that YouTube makes it possible to get this for free. This is amazing coaching. Thanks, Patrick!

[sofianpatel]

The 2 month wait for a new video was worth it. One of your best masterclasses in my opinion.

[ing.o.r.]

Thanks Patrick, as a professional Tennis Trainer in Austria I fully agree with your aproache to generate power. Especially the usage of extrem grips was always disapointing for me. MY aproach is the natural swing / flow plus power from your feets to generate power on a recreational to advanced level. I am teachingg since 1987. Best Regards from Austria, Oliver

[AJTheCavie]

Of all of your videos about generating power, this one finally made it click for me! The explanation of a loose grip and the analogy of the tree branches are PERFECT. Thank you yet again, Maestro!

[e.j.f]

There are so many great insights in this video but the one that really helped me is to hit the ball back early in its bounce when coming towards me.

Before I would just move east and west (left and right) and adjust my swing to wherever the ball was regardless of high or low.

Now I know the need to move north and south in order to hit the ball early in its bounce.

Thus while this lesson is teaching about power, it also teaches about proper footwork.

A double bonus...!

[poonremote]

Masterclass indeed! I love it, like always. The content on your youtube channel is 100% pure tennis. No ads, no loops at all!

[rockybrooks]

Like so many others who have posted expressing their gratitude to you for making your lessons available, I too appreciate viewing such tips provided in a clear and concise manner. Cheers to you...

[peter_ausnit]

Great that you've included exercises we can use to learn these techniques. Super helpful. Thanks, coach.

[IOSALive]

Patrick Mouratoglou, I really enjoyed this video, so I hit the like button!

[Maaxx]

Best free lesson on YouTube. Much appreciated

[orionasgardzero]

I respect these rules every time I play..I started 3 years ago and I play almost every day(sometimes 2 or 3 times a day, I love tennis)..my balls are fast and my serve is near 200km /h..I'm 45 y.o. and I think I should have start much earlier 😞😞😞
Love this sport!!! ❤❤
Thank you so much for your advises, I follow everything you said!!!

[fabiograppasonno]

For many years people thought the power of tennis shots depends on muscle strength, so many athletes spent hours in the gym improving their maximums on bench press, squat and pull-up. Now we have finally understood that we do the speed to the ball thanks to our technique, coordination and other specific factors. I'm not saying training in the gym is not useful, but we have to know what our players need to improve their tennis first.

[PrChrisDuranOfficial]

Merci Patrick pour votre pacience à nous enseigner ce merveilleux sport. Je vis à Rio de Janeiro et je suis chanteur dans la nation brésilienne. J’ai eu un niveau 15/2 et je continu à aprendre avec vous! Comme c’est dommage de ne pas vous avoir connus avant ! 😊

[airairson]

Unfortunately, I only started playing tennis when I was 37. Your videos help me so much to be able to play modern tennis.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us.🙏🙏

[laszlovna]

Thank you for your time to record all these great important tips! Very informative!

[slarkkrals]

Couldn't thank you anymore for your selfishless sharing of the tennis knacks...🙏

[jackroman]

Thank you Patrick!! I always play better after I watch a few of your videos!