How to use angles in tennis!

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Start dominating the tennis court by making your opponent move around the court and start hitting aggressive high percentage angles. You'll be able to hit more strategic shots and win more points! Start using these winning angles now!

0:00 How Angles Work
1:19 In The Center Court
2:41 Approaching the Net
4:50 Pulled Out Wide
6:10 Short Side
8:34 At The Net

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[EssentialTennis]

Thanks for watching today. I really appreciate your support of the channel! 🙏❤

[KRN]

Starting to appreciate angles more than power. Maybe I've been focusing too much on power and begin to think more about placement. Make the opponent move around the court and get off balance. Most 3.5+ hitters can make a decent shot just standing there but once you get them moving their mechanics start to break down.

[shreyasvaranasi]

do you know if cole is going to make another appearance on the channel?

[benjackson]

Ohhh I never understood the concept of angles and tennis until this lesson. Thanks Ian!

[kevinroberts]

This is now a much higher level of play. I've been working on this for around a year. It's just coming together now. The main priority with this shot is control. You've got to roll it in and get ready to follow the ball into volley position. Always assume they will make it on the stretch. Then your there for an easy put away.
I aim to put them outside of the doubles line as that only leaves them the lob (helps if your good at overheads) or the corner, which is a really tricky shot as the ball fight is always wide until it lands (where talking about them hitting an area of about a certain square foot while scrambling) I'll give them that space!
Be careful that they are not already accross that side as that reduces your time to make the volley position.

[nikol]

Cool stuff, thanks Ian! Will implement more angles at my next practice.

[arisk]

AMAZING VIDEO ONCE AGAIN!! Please do more like this type of videos to help during points

[Kirill_Daddyback]

Have been waiting for a new video about tactics and here it is!
Thanks, Ian! :)

[oscarnarula]

Thanks for the video Ian. Hopefully this will help my High School Team win more points.

[Piggy]

Great instruction. But what does the angle exactly mean regarding the landing spot of the ball on the court? Is it always near the outside T as you demonstrated in the video? or is it just near anywhere near the sideline? or is it the area near the sideline between the net and the service line? Thanks

[JanChodura]

Look on videos of my compatriot Miloslav Mecir from 80's. He was IMO tennistwho plays the best angles.

[kathykelly]

I've always heard angles create angles, and as a doubles player, I find they are great ways to set up my net player. Thanks for this information should I ever have to play singles again.

[avitamol]

Hi, always interesting ! Nice to watch it

[rosiecrespo]

Great video! Can you make something similar for angles in doubles??? tks!

[mr.sinbad]

This is great for singles, but a whole different world in doubles. Will u be putting a similar video focused on doubles?

One drill I use with my teams is to play mini tennis cross court using the entire box from net post to side and center T. Helps them see and play the angles.

[weekendhacker]

Very useful info. I have a tendency to approach cross court and I always get passed. No more of that!

[JanChodura]

I play against players who are in the centre of both angles. So I use sometimes angles, sometimes drophsot, sometimes I hit right to the player. Of course when I see oponnent is outside center I choose angle for what he is farther.

[dr.madhuriaglawe]

I found it very helpful sir
Defiantly gona use it😉👍

[alyren]

Hi, Ian. Thanks for this great video. I have one point of confusion. You mentioned approach shots in the "when to NOT use angles section, " which made total sense. However, in the "when to use angles section, " you mentioned when you get pulled into the court. When I am a pulled into the court, many times I feel forced to approach to avoid the awkwardness of backing up or finding myself in bad position. Perhaps it's a question of how far in and you mean if you're pulled a short way inside the baseline, hit an angle; and if you're pulled far in and forced to approach, do not use an angle?

[spongebob]

2nd time we talked about this in practice and then you make a video on it😂(Ian was a guy in my word problem for math and when I said Ian my teacher was like who’s Ian?)😂