7 Step Process for REAL RESULTS (with Demos)

Many players learn new concepts (while very true and effective) screw them up, especially in the short term. We want to ease the process of learning which can be frustrating and confusing. You should not be going into matches with anxiety over implementing something new - that's where this process comes in.

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[legaspirio]

You are a good coach, you can explain your trade accordingly. Started playing tennis in 2004 at the age of 42 in a continuous manner. I don't have a personal coach, it is more on reading and watching tennis tips and matches on YouTube. I got improvements, but still I'm not fully satisfied with my:

• split steps rhythm
• lacking enough muscle and brain exercises for my: service, forehand, backhand, volleys, slices, overheads, lob stroke usually done with a personal coach or with a ball machine.
• I prefer single match than doubles, although I am 58 years old.

If only I started at my prime age I am confident I will be competetive, better be late than never. Watching your channel and applying in my actual 3 times a week session in court has positive result. Extending my appreciation for your channel, it is a big help for those who cannot afford coaching fee. Keep it up and all the best coach!

[JamesDavisakaRemguy]

I am a wheelchair player in my 50s and returning to tennis after many years off. When I stopped playing as a young (able-bodied) adult, I was at the point of learning to keep my head down after contact. Once I learned that, everything else sort of automatically fell into place, i.e. pace, spin and placement were quite good.

Now in a wheelchair, movement is obviously a major issue, but I am having a terrible time tracking the ball and spacing myself correctly. I still have good form and, when I get a ball in my ideal strike zone, I can hit it pretty (damn) well. Problem is, of course, those balls come few and far between...

My goal is to be able to hit a clean ball, 90-some percent of the time. I pretty much only have casual rallies with a hitting partner as an opportunity to work on technique.

[Cepreus]

I'm working on deeper placement of my slice returns. In crytical moments (when I'm late to the ball) I drop the ball with a slice in the very center halfcourt (T-position). That gives my opponent an easy winner opportunity.

[chengpohlim]

Quality explanation on progression. I am still working on the mental part when playing a match. Great tip about developing instinctive reaction under pressure . Thanks.Cheers!!

[robertasinger]

Thx so much for your response! Looking forward to your video!😊

[michaelsamson]

Great video on the progression of success integrating new techniques. I am currently trying to integrate the hammer shot... I hit a good shot, get a weak return and am inconsistent on putting the ball away. I'm almost there, and this is a great video to help me be patient moving forward. Thank you!!

[KnineBlast]

working on backhand consistency/volleys.

[dantheman]

Working on slice and and also killing short high balls instead of killing the net or back fence

[omegafocus]

I'm working on my serve. The toss is unstable. The first serve is better when I practice on my own over actual doubles play. I'm comfortable self feeding.

[chrain.]

Working on proper footwork and weight transfer on FH and Bh

[ArkArcane]

Im working on seeing the ball early and focusing more on my opponent to predict their shots

[KnineBlast]

Hand fed is probably easiest for me. Match pay is the hardest : /

[robertasinger]

I’m trying to work on my lag for my forehand, but it’s hard for me cause it feels uncomfortable! What can I do??

[barbarapaplinski]

There is plenty to practise without a practise partner. Try simulating playing a whole match!!