This is by far the simplest and most used exercises in my toolbox, and it is directly responsible for helping people focus and refocus. I show my best drill for training real consistency. HAVE FUN😁
Really nice suggestion. The 3 outcome levels is, once again, a super smart way to go about this. My vote for "smartest Tennis channel on YT (in English at least)"!!
Focussing on the targets consistently and getting to 80 percent or 30 in a row, for example will start to refine technique, no doubt, this is a good approach.
Iron Will, love your videos, seems like your videos resolution is not 1440 HD as noted, they seem almost like 720pm or even lower quality. Just letting you know what I see. I selected 1440 but they still look like out of focus. Especially at the 2:46 minute the video is really blurry.
Could you please make a quick video on how to train your serving arm (I'm right-handed) to finish the swing to the left of your body after contact? I have a decent serve, but my arm never swings to the left after contact. And if I try, I end up always missing the serve because I am thinking too much about the swing. Thank you in advance!
Thanks for a good video. The aim of this drill is to make small adjustments, so I think it’s better to get a ball-machine instead of a hitting partner.
All depends on the outcome you're looking for and the level😁 that why i love how open ended this exercise is. For example your goal might be to stay accurate with a changing rally or while being moved around. But for micro adjustments a ball machine or feeding is perfect. No wrong answer 😁
Will, I feel like I am losing the control of my forehand when I focus on my legs and hip drive. On the other hand, I am not using the body enough when I focus on my swing only. Should I keep practicing with focus on my legs and hip during rally or something else I am missing ? Thanks
Definitely work from the ground up. Your hands are the last peice in the chain, so anything you change in the beginning will affect the ending. For example, if you get your stroke perfect the you start moving differently, and then you'll change the stroke anyway
Thanks again. I am kind of losing confidence here and there as my forehand goes wild when I focus on my leg drive suggested by your previous clip. I believe the day will come if I keep concentrating on the ground force, letting my arm swing freely, am I right?
are you shooting with a dslr? I feel like if so you might want to close down your aperture so that you have less depth of field. It looks like you're shooting wide open hence the bokeh in the background and general lack of focus unless you're close to camera. Sorry, unsolicited advice haha.
