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Can you make a video on whether the pronation or wrist movement is different on the top 3 serves?

Thank you so much.

Will try it today

Awesome. I'll try today

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Great content

Genius

Great idea

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Question: do you prescribe to the forearm and wrist moving in the same manner on the flat, slice, and topspin serves?

Some feedback. When the ball is hit to you with a lot of pace , going straight down with the slice is the perfect motion. When you don't have much pace to work with and want to put the ball deep and low, then this knuckle position is perfect. So, I think both slice motions are appropriate given the situation

Fantastic lesson, thank you🎉

The advice I got from a doubles partner was to approach this shot like I was using my arm to sweep books off a high shelf from right to left. I was never sure where my strings and racquet would face. Still not sure after seeing this video. Steve, do my strings face the net?

Superb🎉

Very good.

Very simple and clear

It's hard to stay loose and whip in a tight match under pressure though when ball coming at you fast

Great explanation why stepping into the ball may be not the best instruction for leaning a modern forehand. On the other hand, today’s ‘ forehand is not hit with a continental drive as you did. For actual demonstration, you may need some one that has truly adopted to modern forehand.

Steve, this only works with proper sequencing… like cooking with half the ingredients. I know you know this, but it’s crucial for those watching

For the serve, is it the hips first that rotate to start the forward movement towards contact then the shoulder? Thank you

I have no clue what you mean by rotating the elbow. Oh well….next….

Still too much audio denoising / gate. Try NS1 + MV2 from Waves in order to denoise / compress audio and let some background noise in - it'll sound more natural :o)

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Another great video lesson. Thank you

Genius

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Great lesson. Thank you

Great video.

After 40 years of (even quite competitive tennis) I just started to push in the ground. Before, I stayed low, used my knees, stood up like from a chair, but all these concepts don‘t come close. Pushing into the ground is the way to do it!

I am an older player with bad knees. I would like to apply the concept but it may hurt my knees.

Steve, you discuss wrist extension here as well as your book (which I enjoyed very much!). I’ve been experimenting and (I think) open up my wrist during my racket drop. Here’s my question: how is this movement different than the “dreaded” waiter’s tray? Thanks for all of your content!

the other day I was told to stay down esspecially with my OHB to not lose control over my shot, could you expand on that? cheers

Absolutely Right!!!

🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ great coaching. Always

Brilliant video

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Great and simple

Awesome

How can you change your muscle memory after years of bad technique?

Genius

Great video. Love the detailed science

And the way to feel and practice this "swing with the hip-first-approach" is explained here ruclips.net/video/EbKv87nn_p4/видео.htmlsi=0i4KbRXjp_FmsjmC&t=170 great lesson that make sense Thanks

This is what I need to fix that running forehand.

Interesting lesson. (1) Same for the 1HBH--or just lead with the hips? (2) How do you help a student who leads too early with the hips? Do you have any drills? Cues?

I'll definitely try it

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One Minute tennis > Two Minute Tennis

Awesome. Always awesome

Very very good info

Genius