How To Watch The Ball Perfectly In Tennis 

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Late reply. Actually, I'd love some more drills that I can do on the court by myself: feeding myself balls, using the wall, etc. Any games or challenges that I can use when I get to the court early before a match. Thanks.

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Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons Hi Simon, thanks for asking. For me, it's two things - 1. my footwork as it relates to the ball bouncing. I find myself often backing up and then my momentum takes me either backwards or to the left as i try to give myself space to hit a forehand. 2. volleying - when to approach How to approach where to stand on the first volley where to stand on the 2nd volley where to hit the volleys How to minimize getting passed Stretching for wide volleys - how to anticipate better - not just split-stepping How to anticipate a lob. Thanks much for your tips. Again, this video was a game changer for me and it is the reference by which I know if I'm playing well.

A very good point. However higher level players tend to be able to deal with what you're talking about. They've been in that situation thousands of times so know what to do to hit the ball well. But at club level what you describe happens very often. Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

Good point Frank, It happens to me a lot, to focus on my opponent and not focusing the ball. Still, the Key points off tenis video are of great importance for tennis. Thanks a lot!

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Hey guys, Good question! since you asked.. I think it would be good for you guys to add to your repertoire some instructional videos on doubles training/strategies for beginners and intermediate as well as advance level players of course!..

Have you watched these lessons? Doubles tips - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dhKCJvnMqj4.html Doubles drills - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ius5Yh2nZjQ.html

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Hi Matteo, thanks for watching. I made a video a few years ago on the role of the non hitting hand on the forehand - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-feXzc3xtmHI.html

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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Hi Simon - I would love to see a video on how to slide on hard courts - like Djokovic ;-)

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I believe that by spring of 2018 we'll have something in place in terms of the prototypes and be able to share much more

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Thank you, it's the biggest fundamental of tennis. If you don't do this, you cannot play to your full potential.

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Thanks Ron. We're based in the UK but hold clinics around the world. You can find more information on our website - www.top-tennis-training.com/train-with-us/ Thank you for watching. All the best Simon

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Check out our new forehand series here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B5CbDQ0aRyI.html

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@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial That's a bit of Spain indeed 😂, yeah, the weather is helping 😂, I'm glad you loved it, But we can not compete with the greener than green tennis lawns of England pleasant land 😉 .Hopefully you will be back soon and play under the Spanish 🌞 again , thank you Simon👍🏻🎾❤️

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In general, you’ll want to focus more on the ball at all times. That gives you all the information you need. Watching the opponent won’t do much, unless you’re reading their stance etc Even then, you’ll be able to see that if you’re tracking the ball as they make contact

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Is there any instance we would want to look over to our opponent? For example, when I played a match recently, I watched the ball the whole time but when my opponent went to the net, I didn't see them so I gave them an easy shot to hit. Should I have looked at my opponent?

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If you can work on doing both of those things at once, you'll be onto something! I often start by tracking the ball for 5 minutes, then follow that by focusing on my breathing for 5 minutes and then try to join them up. It takes practice but the benefits are great!

Yes. Tennis is a combat sport! Breathing out while hitting is what all the grunting is about.

One does not simply learn Nadal's curve forehand

Go back to the basics, are you moving into the right position, how's your footwork, are you tracking the ball well, also play with much more margin for error, higher net clearance, more topspin, more inside the lines. High percentage plays instead of risky ones etc

Top Tennis Training - Learn Tennis Online Thanks I'll be sure to be a war of those things! My tennis season for high school is coming this spring and during this fall I found my self playing inconsistent here and there but I figured it was i wasnt getting as much playing time like in the summer. And I dont want that to happen during the season so thank you very much for your time and advice!

Salvador Vargas Speed up the footwork and movement, move better, watch the ball better, play bigger margins and keep fighting into you find your game

In a nutshell, when you're not playing well, play better! :P

I'll keep that in mind for future videos

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You can track your opponents position on court even when truly watching the ball by peripheral vision. If I track the ball off the opponents strings, I will see the ball flight but also where on court the opponent is and moving to. When the ball bounces if you are behind the bounce then you will see the opponent. When the opponent gets you on the run that's when you might not be able to track where they are and that is why many players ghost in when they hit a good shot that forces their opponent to run wide.

I'm testing out some prototypes. This is a new one, will try it out for a few weeks then try out another one. I have already tested out 2 different frames and will keep testing for a few more months. In this video you can see me using another prototype - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RYB8ixTOSAE.html

The aim comes from the racket angle and swing path. Watching the target will not help you at all with the aim and cause you to hit off centre. I’d focus on seeing the ball but knowing where you want to go prior to contact

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It would depend on the serve he's hitting but when we were filming first serves he would normally toss the ball around 1-2 feet inside the court but as he uses his hips so much to stretch over the baseline it probably makes it look further than it actually is

thanks for the reply, i love the videos you post on here.

I'm testing out some prototypes. This is a new one, will try it out for a few weeks then try out another one

Top Tennis Training - Learn Tennis Online ah reminds me of the project one7 testing days

Always the ball, you'll see the opponent when they make contact with the ball and with your peripheral vision

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You're fast

hahah "dont have the mental focus" XD

Update - It's now standing at 5 players. Looks like it's spreading but slowly.

Hahaha, great video Simon!

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Stupid bots, to boot.

Keep working on your footwork along with tracking skills

I'm testing out some prototypes. This is a new one, will try it out for a few weeks then try out another one. I have already tested out 2 different frames and will keep testing for a few more months. In this video you can see me using another prototype - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RYB8ixTOSAE.html

Thanks Simon, for the reply, but you did not reveal the name of your racket and I could not recognize it from the video ;)

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I put the Murray clip in because it's a great clip to see how intensely he's tracking the ball and the contact zone.

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Happens to many players