How To Slide On Clay (5 Tips)

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How To Slide On Clay (5 Tips) #tennis
One of the biggest challenges with playing on a clay court is your movement. Changing direction at speed can be difficult, unless you can slide.
In this video I give you 5 tips for sliding.
Please note, sliding must be practiced safely. Gradually build up your sliding skills before attempting within a competitive environment. This video is suitable for advanced players that already have good athletic foundations.
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@twinwankel 2 года назад

Thanks for video. These tips are great for ppl just starting to play on clay. I've played a lot on artificial clay and I really don't like it because it doesn't suit my attacking style. I slide very well but the strange bounces off the surface (particularly off lines) drives me crazy sometimes and it makes so hard to take ball off the rise. So I'm forced to play back and rallies are long and grinding. I really don't see how Fed can play this surface at all but he won French and made the finals in many. The one thing I notice about clay is that to be successful at it, you must have a good backhand. This surface exposes players with poor backhands. Every ATP winner of the French has a great backhand. And probably tells you why Sampras never came close to winning the French.

@abcd-fs2de 5 месяцев назад

I needed this one :)

@Carsandtennis Год назад

Thank you I learned a ton

@allthingstennis 2 года назад

Great tips! ATT x

@TheTennisMentor 2 года назад

Thanks guys! 😁

@user-mb1tq6qk4z 2 года назад

It’s really helpful! Thank you very much👍

@TheTennisMentor 2 года назад

You’re welcome

@gregg9694 Год назад

Great advice!

@TheTennisMentor Год назад

Glad you think so!

@belfragelli Год назад

Thanks for the video, I loved the tips! For me, it's still difficult to know when to actually start the slide. The mistake I usually make is that I make a normal step, touch the ground with my foot, and then try to slide. What happens is that my foot blocks immediately. As I could seem from the video, the slide should be the hole step, meaning that it starts in the beginning of the "gesture" of the step. Does it make any sense??

@RegiKusumaatmadja 2 года назад

Thanks coach!

@TheTennisMentor 2 года назад

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

@JnRGaming 2 года назад

excellent tips as always

@TheTennisMentor 2 года назад

🙏🙏

@axisofpeter 2 года назад

I play on clay constantly. The only times I have ever managed to slide were by accident when I was low and trying to change direction quickly. You'd think I would be able to do it since I grew up ice skating, too. How frustrating.

@hanneswolters3933 2 месяца назад

this was actually the first video on "weak foot" sliding. Any further tips after two years on how to slide on your weak foot? Especially where to balance as the turn back on backhand is a little different than on fh.

@grimson 6 месяцев назад

These are all very good tips but they mostly assume you already know how to slide! They're more about WHEN to slide, or how to refine your slide. Jump to #5 if you've never been able to slide and have no confidence in trying it. There are some good tips in #5.

@foxfroze4308 2 года назад

As someone who has played on hard court only and than signed up to a tournament only after a couple of playing on clay, I can say it isn't a good idea, still when I play on clay I just never feel in balance so I am afraid of accelerating and also am not able to recover and get to the ball i would've easily gotten on hard court when I am moved to the side

@jaredalanmitchell 3 месяца назад

I literally just signed up for a clay tournament in April and have never played on it. I was planning on signing up as a 5.0, but am thinking of dropping down to a 4.5 to accommodate for my lack of experience on the surface. Also, my game relies on acceleration and power on the ball, two things which I lose on clay.

@TheLMBLucas Год назад

I didn't even know that artificial clay existed! I'm from Argentina, which uses mostly clay courts, maybe that's why.

@20n30somethings 8 месяцев назад

Very great video

@TheTennisMentor 8 месяцев назад

Thank you very much!

@GuilleSKS 2 года назад

Unfortunately I dont have the oportunity to play on clay, but anyway thanks as always for sharing your wisdom Ashley!! 💪🏼💪🏼

@TheTennisMentor 2 года назад

One day!

@emanuelmacek6692 2 года назад

👍🎾

@grimson 6 месяцев назад

Who would've guessed Littlefinger was a tennis coach!

@aadhar9285 8 месяцев назад

Where did you get that silver radical frame?

@TheTennisMentor 8 месяцев назад

I was sent it from Head

@Carsandtennis Год назад

It’s perfect for me I plaid on clay for 2 years and that’s how long I’ve been playing

@halilbolayrl8838 2 года назад

Thanks for this. I see that Swiatek slides perfectly on hard court. Does this involve some risks in terms of injury? Also, i think pointing the toes ahead when sliding is an important factor in order to prevent injuries.

@TheTennisMentor 2 года назад

Lots of pros are sliding on hard courts but for most of us, it’s not something that I’d advise trying because of the injury risk. Pro’s are so well physically conditioned that their ankles can cope with the forces seen when sliding on hard courts. Your tip on pointing toes ahead is a good one… again, you’ll see pro’s sliding laterally with their toes forwards, but they’re body is trained for it!