Think of Your Tennis Strokes Like A Whip For More Power

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@omargiannotti7156 6 лет назад

Few words, a lot of help

@jhitnik 5 лет назад

Thanks for explaining how to hit the ball more in front, something multiple pros over the last 10 years could never explain properly to me. I am looking forward to the summer.

@teachyourselftennis 5 лет назад

jhitnik can not wait for warm tennis days!

@honkeyness9427 3 месяца назад

I don’t think this is the best mental image - it’s one correct form but it will cause players to think on a form or technique rather than intent. Look at Berritini, Kyrgios, Sock - those guys show clearly that the entire intent of the swing is to accelerate the wrist and racket up the back of the ball and their form is not standard but it doesn’t have to be.

@teachyourselftennis 3 месяца назад

Great point! Everyone learns with different examples and analogies so I'm not surprised this isn't going to work for you specifically but it does give the idea of looseness with racquet head speed :)

@gabrielgalvaobueno Год назад

Tks! I will give it a try!

@robertrose4263 6 лет назад

Always enjoy when add physics to the tips. It helps make sense of why certain techniques are effective. I am constantly striving for more racquet head speed. Thanks.

@teachyourselftennis 6 лет назад

Thanks Robert! I should have majored in physics than chemistry haha!

@LaBambaCL 4 года назад

@@teachyourselftennis chem, physics.. me2! hm not sure how the FH correlates to whippiness.. yet.

@teachyourselftennis 4 года назад

LaBambaC I think it’s the idea of “making the turn” on your swing tight as it will create more spin.

@patriciomora9663 2 месяца назад

What happened to your trademark red shirt?

@teachyourselftennis 2 месяца назад

You noticed haha! I’ll keep it up more in the future vids :)

@absolutepowercorruptsabsol1864 2 года назад

Good video. Please explain more about whip like action. Also suggest some drills .... Thanks

@stephiburgess 4 года назад

Thanks! Working on this at the moment. Can’t seem to get the whip going. Coach recommended me to buy a whip! But wet towel is a great idea. Gonna keep working on it!

@teachyourselftennis 4 года назад

Awesome! Yes it's not easy. I like to think of having a bent arm when I take the racquet back and try to straighten it during impact. This should happen easier the more relaxed your grip is. Good luck!

@stephiburgess 4 года назад

Ben Wolfe thanks for that tip I’ll try that out. Hope I get it soon! Also on the backhand side too, and serve! Once I get it though I think it will transform my shots massively 💪🏽

@teachyourselftennis 4 года назад

Stephanie Burgess agreed! Any progress?