Why are you still preparing late for your shots? 

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Richard, I appreciate the examples and enthusiasm for doing the drills. Gives confidence that doing the drills will improve the movement during actual play.

Great video and energy! Thanks. I don’t mind that you mention early preparation at all - it’s a natural element to focus on as well (an ease part I would say) when you practice footwork. Suggestion: I’ve just started practicing exactly these patterns but also those connected to returning and split stepping before the next shot. I actually find the return part (cross over, staying on your toes etc) difficult since these patterns are new to me. Maybe this could be a follow up video? Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing. 🙏🎾

Great advice!

It’s actually unbelievably silly that we wait until ball bounce before we start the unit turn considering we only have two options: either turn to the right or left! Why would you wait until ball bounce to do this? Doesn’t matter how fast, deep, spinny or whatever the incoming ball is, you need to turn either to the right or left. You don’t have a third option. Yes, your visual system may not be good enough to assess the speed, depth etc but for god’s sake how hard could it be to tell whether it’s coming to your right or left even before the ball crosses the net let alone bounces on your side of the court? I guess it needs to be deliberately and intensely practiced as Richard emphasised.

Thanks for your video.

Gracias Richard 🇪🇸🇪🇦

Great video I'll try it in my next training cause I'm preparing in late most of the time. By the way what strings do you use? Thank you!

Thanks . Footwork is so important. Look at Federer: he almost dances across the court.

Prepping better lately and can thank your pep talks for it.

Instead of using the ball machine, can we used the tennis wall to master this technique? If we can, do we need to adjust some of the steps, or they are still the same? Thanks

bro your calves are huge

Your video . 20 percent action .. 80 percent blah blah

You spent half of your time o the importance of preparing early. Just cut the crap.