How To Stop Preparing Late On Your Forehand

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One of the biggest reasons people don’t improve their forehand is late preparation. If you don’t prepare and get set up in time, your chances of hitting with power, spin and accuracy go down dramatically.
In this video I show you drills to help you prepare early for your forehand. And explain how you can address the biggest limiting factor that prevents players from preparing early.
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@zaya5704 Год назад

The most underrated and the best of the best channel ever. Some channels are no action talk only in videos. The guy in this video shows real demonstration.

@stevegordonson720 2 года назад

I have to say this is one of the best videos I've watched on split step and movement to the ball. As I am aging I noticed am having some issues with tracking the ball as well, it could be that I have developed visual and/or flexibility limitations and I have them more often when I am getting fatigued.. Looking forward to trying your visual training . I am a fan!

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Thanks, glad you found it helpful. Let me know how you get on with the drill.

@clarenceunderwood382 Год назад

So many videos to go through, but your quality information is going to help transform my game as well as my 10 yr old son, thanks so much.

@TennisHacker Год назад

You are welcome, happy to help!

@tan.nicolas 2 года назад

I get up late, I'm always late on my FH and BH so thanks for the amazing content as always

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

You are welcome, glad you found it useful.

@photographybya7602 Год назад

Such clear and useful explanations. Thanks!

@johnbenevoli2066 Год назад

Your mechanics are impeccable, great advice, thankyou.

@victorliendo2010 2 года назад

Excellent video. Recreational players like me should pay more attention to this component of the game, because we think that the most enjoyable part is hitting the ball ... but if we understood that this helps us hitting more consistently, we should change perspective. On the other hand keep doing this during an entire match is hard for recreational players because it demands from you to be fit enough

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

I completely agree. To use good footwork for a whole match requires a lot of fitness. I

@patpyroable 2 года назад

Wow! Brilliant! Amazing amount of cognitive and technical information. Thanks!

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Glad you find the content helpful.

@ericthranduillvargaspenafl4011 Год назад

Thanks! Brilliant!

@hxvideo 2 года назад

Exactly my struggles, thanks for addressing it

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

I'm glad it helped. Keep working on the footwork and vision and you'll make huge progress.

@jimpoole6037 2 года назад

Super foot work drill and understanding!

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Thanks, glad you liked the video.

@Abhirajtennisjourney Год назад

Thanks for great explanations 👏

@TennisHacker Год назад

Happy to help.

@castrojaime75c Год назад

Good stuff Richard! I’m sharing it.

@TennisHacker Год назад

Thanks Jamie! I’m coming back down in November, so we’ll have to get out for a hit

@eyesOnJayda 2 года назад

Awesome tips!

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Thanks... Happy to help!

@Waves888 2 года назад

Try hitting the ball earlier at it's highest point! Also gives you the mentality to go "towards" the ball. Hehe not an expert but that's what they always told me and it definitely makes a difference

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Depending on what ball you are dealing with and what level you are it sounds like a good plan 😀 When dealing with deep balls, good preparation for a lot of people is to move back quickly.

@moniqueogilvie_designs 2 года назад

The best video’s ever

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Glad you are finding them helpful.

@OBat6175 2 года назад

Really great tips. What is your advice for older players that can't bend their knees so much any more - also not with training- and therefore cannot reach the optimal splitstep position?

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

My advice is to do everything you can to improve your movement and how much your knees bend. In my experience (and I've worked with players in their 80's), there is always something that will help. These 2 videos will give you some basics: Mobility - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZN0iSHT8Gnc.html Nerve drill - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qs2I2LBv4Do.html But there is a lot more you can do. If you would like help with it, the best plan is to chat. You can use the following link to arrange a time: www.tennishacker.net/application-survey

@moniqueogilvie_designs 2 года назад

The best videos

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

😀

@pilecajuha1 2 года назад

Great tips! Nice detailing, with showcasing step by step pivot step. Maybe video could be shorter. Keep up with the good work.

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Thanks, sadly if I made it shorter i wouldn't have been able to explain each part propperly 🙂

@TenisLaMinut 2 года назад

Hello! Great video! What do you think about strabismus (crossed eyes problem)? I have it. I know it affects some part of focusing and vision in general. I am a good tennis player. I mean pretty high level for amateurs - I would say 4.5 level. I can time the ball pretty well, I also played football/soccer so I am pretty good at tracking the ball and timing in general. But I wonder if some of the times I hit the ball wrong/badly, especially on the difficult volleys, could it be because of that eye problem? And, I know this problem is only fixable with operation and it's not really an easy peasy. Could it be that and could I do anything to fix it? From what I know it's my right eye that's pointed more towards the center(the other eye) while I am looking straight in front.

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

If you play at 4.5 level, you must be compensating very well. But yes, i would imagine it has to be created challenges for your game. Depending on the severity, there is most likely something you can do to improve it. If you want to chat, use this link. www.tennishacker.net/strategy-call

@shriramoka 2 года назад

Tks. I just don't do a split step. I watch the ball like a hawk, but my feet are lazy

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Sounds like it’s split step time 😀

@Better_Call_Raul 2 года назад

I fail at focusing on opponents contact. I think I am looking in the general direction but not processing that. Not sure what I am looking at. Might be the back fence or trees or whatever. I will often play a set and not even remember if opponent hit with a one handed or two handed backhand.

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

It’s good that you are aware if that because you have a starting point. Make watching your opponent and “seeing” the ball come off their strings a priority

@longdarkhair7886 Год назад

Hello , can you make a workout steps for tennis about 1 hr long please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

@pakchu2 2 года назад

If you had to choose one, is it better to be early or late on your split step?

@TennisHacker 2 года назад

Hard question, depending by how much, probably late because otherwise you lose the spring like effect. But obviously if you are really late then it defeats the purpose anyway.

@longdarkhair7886 Год назад

Early is better than sorry lol

@gregmuller2403 Год назад

Other coaches have advocated timing your split step so that you are still in the air at the point when you can determine the direction of the ball. As a result, you can adjust your landing (usually by "reaching" with the outside foot and pivoting with the inside foot) so as to land with your weight and momentum already going in the correct direction. What are your thoughts on this technique?

@TennisHacker Год назад

If someone gets the timing then it can work well. If you analyze the pro's they do both. Sometimes landed with an even distribution sometimes as you described above. Realistically most adult intermediate players are going to struggle to time it.