Tennis Footwork Tip: The 4 Movement Zones

In this tennis footwork tip OTI Instructor Ean Meyer explains the 4 different movement zones on the tennis court.

Each zone requires different movement patterns and mastering this will make your movement look effortless!

Ean also shares some of his favorite drills with you on mastering movement in the rhythmical zone

[RossCallen]

Probably one of the best footwork videos I've ever seen, GREAT JOB!

[leizang]

I tried this flow split step yesterday at my tennis lesson, and I surprised myself and my coach! Thanks so much Ean and OTI for sharing these great teaching videos!

[tonio]

Outstanding lesson! I wish you can do more videos on footwork patterns.All the best from Tirana, Albania

[dimawood]

This is just a kick-ass movie. I am a total newbie, but this video is just so much different from what I watched before on youtube. This guy truly looks and sounds like the one who trains future ATP starts, not just club pensioners. :) Thank you, Ean and Florian!

[gabby]

Awesome video! Over the years Ive learned how key movement is. Wish I had this training when I was 16!

[haasws]

it doesn't get better than this! BIG THANK YOU!

[collinqu]

Very professional instructor. Actionable drills. Thanks for sharing.

[jamesEboi]

This tennis channel is the holy grail. Great instruction

[elizabethaguilera]

I've just subscribed. What a great series of videos you have

[abdofawzi]

the best footwork videos I've ever seen, but it would be great of you if make the other 4 movement zones in detail

[jaquevius]

Amazing info. This isn’t discussed at the club level and should be!

[Edinburghdreams]

It's a great course. Really glad I bought it.

[ronaldmelo]

Great Job, Mr, Ean. At the middle court baseline, could you show how to move to different balls inside the court?

[nicolasphilbert]

Good on you mate.
Really good video. I am looking forward to having more videos.
Cheers

[ioleleccisi]

Very very useful, congratulations. Could you make a video with this shuffle done at the wall?

[coldmountain]

Any new video about this series? This is awesome

[coach_maryia]

Great expectations and nice application drill. Thank you, i will used these tips with my students 🎾🎾🎾

[jacobwilson]

Good video. Where is the next video on the series?

[MrWhitianga]

excellent stuff, this will really help my game, thanks

[TBT]

Hi Florian, I paid for the course but now I'm finding that OTI is posting quite a few of the videos or large parts of them which convey the concepts. I understand marketing and growth needs for a business but I feel a little disappointed that I paid for what is available in large part for free. Yes, it's not close to the complete video series that's presented in the way of modules, but there is a lot there from which a focused player with a little time can garner a lot of benefit and further, extrapolate to put together a lot of what is offered in the full set of modules (and for your business, without paying). Shorter and more well thought out teaser videos could still offer benefit to potential subscribers and lead to conversions for your business. Your content is solid and your presentations strong. My issue/question is more about the inadvertent erosion of product value for paid customers via deeper marketing videos than may be necessary to drive conversions. Seeing all those clips in the side bar creates the idea in the viewer that they are getting the whole or most of the series. The course is so good, and so deep and one of the best I've seen. Ashamed that a) more people wouldn't buy because they think they are getting it all or b) don't realize how incomplete what they are seeing is. Seems your marketing needs could be met via one or two well planned videos or edits rather than spilling of many videos or segments from your module series. Love your content and presentation along with your palpable love of the the Game. Just sharing some business side feedback.