3 Ways To Add Power To Your Shots #tennis

3 Ways To Add Power To Your Shots

In this video I talk you through 3 ways that you can generate more power:

Using the ground to create force, a more efficient kinetic chain and increasing your swing size.

Enjoy!

Ps. Let me know if you have any questions!
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[DTennis]

Don't think I've ever commented on a tennis video before, but this is probably the simplest and best explanation on the kinetic chain. Awesome stuff. A similar video on how to have more control on different shots would also be great!

[philbland]

Another great session, thanks. The practical examples are so helpful. Keep it up!

[puggybooth]

excellent, quite unlike other videos I have watched, concise and clear.

[pierocavagnoli]

Very interesting video, I really like the exercise progression without the ball. I had never thought about a daily workout like this before. I will definitely try it for several days so that my body memorizes the movement well. I consider my forehand to be good in terms of biomechanics, aesthetics, and control, but it doesn't hurt the opponent as much as I would like. Also, the sound isn't as satisfyingly impactful as I would want.

[JrJVintage]

I am so grateful I found your channel.... and almost everything I've watched I can and have implemented to excellent results!! THANK YOU !

[rawtennis]

Yes, this is helpful. It was obvious to me and a higher level player I hit with last week that more power is what I need to improve. I'm pretty consistent and have decent footwork, but his shots had me a lot more rushed than vice versa. He said I brushed up too much on the ball. Your Raducanu clip showing forward weight transfer was a good example for me to learn from. Good job of breaking these down principles down succinctly! I like your video about a super efficient, focused practice session too.

[NamesAreRandom]

Really helpful video, as you show how the 3 ways link together, in particular showing how the legs drive the start of the kinetic chain.

[BirenPrasad]

Very nice explanation to combine the technique with science and make the things easy but powerful. Thanks

[mansoorandr]

This is quite simple and easy to understand . Thanks coach.

[goldencalf]

Excellent tips, can't wait to try them.

[magdi]

Hello mentor, your descriptions and demonstrations are absolutely the best I have ever seen!! Thank you very much for your exercises!
Have a good time ;-)

[Khusi]

Thank you so much 😘 it's very helpful . Can you make some videos on returning serve .

[richardharper]

Very good. Any tennis weeks to learn anywhere you know of. Thanks

[sardinhanabrasa]

Adding legs with good timing is really firing up the ball. Good timing though requires lot of court time.

[asgard]

How speed pro 2022 fair against pro staff 97 v13? Im considering those 2 racquet and cant decide

[KherojitSingh-dkek]

❤ly coach ash, copy paste at warm up shadow swing 😂

[tennis]

Coach Fabio Luciani my friend tall 5.7 feet want to serve more fast How he could improve him serve?

[shoebkhan]

Love the breakdown! Very helpful, thanks!

[touchtennis]

Good tips. I bet you wish you’d used these in the real breaker!

[bojack]

4. Stay loose and don't tense up or muscle the ball.