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@@JakeyJwaps time to make a comeback

@sebtennis fs fs.. comeback in the making💯

@@ruciferu93 the SwingVision stick is better in my opinion but a tripod will do just fine

@@grega1972 better than the winner?

@@sd1082 dw, 19 yrs wrist pain free

A Sock-y wrist rather than a Sinner-y lag.

Ya thief

Every time jed 😂

How? It was a good lob

@@sebtennis i mean you should stop the point, because of shoe.

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 I didn’t see it

That is generally the correct choice. But I’m trying my best to keep it away from his forehand. Although it could have been a bit deeper

@@sebtennis dont try to keep it away from his forehand. This is the common misstacke against lefties. Try to play your backhand (fast, flatter strokes) to his forehand.

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 based off the position I was in I doubt I would’ve been able to flatten it out. If you watch the whole match his forehand was killing me

@@sebtennis than you should play slice. I played pratice matches against the lefti- player, who was ATP 350. even this player was not able to kill me with the forehand. indour i was able to win some sets. if he kills you with forehand, than you play too slow and too short. try to make you backhand faster and more dangerous. Federer started to win Nadal in 2017, because he made his backhand faster and did not avoid Rafas forehand, and i dont think, that you opponent playes better than Rafa. :) . This must be a goal for you now. you want to became better, so learn how to play your backhand so fast and dangerous, that this opponent is not able to kill you with forehand.

@@sebtennis than you must to learn , how to play your backahand so fast and dangerous, that your opponent cant kill you with forehand. Federer started to win against Nadal in 2017, as he made his backhand better and stoped to avoid Rafas forehand. you want to became better, so make you backahnd faster and more dangerous. Also you return was too short , and you opponent was able to attact you.

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 wym I can’t hide it. It’s literally a slice grip. The best possible disguise

@@sebtennis you need to change you grip. you have also wrist pain. and you ist only 18-19. if you want to became a pro, you need to be able to play till 35-38.

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 wrist pain?? Never in my life

@@sebtennis you wrote on another video, that you have wrist pain

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 cap I’d never say that cuz I never had it

haha that's the craziest forehand grip I ever saw; he has continental grip, but hits it with the other side of the racket

Thanks bro, Preciate. gl on your road to 10 utr

I think my grip is a bit more western. Her forehand looks a much more like my forehand in older videos. I’ll definitely try the changes next practice. Preciate the advice

WHat's crazy is when I look at your grip, I actually think you hold the grip on panel 2! Maybe I'm all flipped around haha. So not western at all, but the opposite.

Which is the opposite of western, its continental, which would explain why your racket face face forwards during yout take back. Check out the taylor fritz video I linked because the guy in the video explains the panels and the grips at 1:30.

@@sebtennis okay I swear this is the last response, I finally figured out why your forehand looks unique. Forget everything else I said, you don't have a western forehand grip, you have a continental grip! panel 2, and then when you hit you hit the ball with your hand backwards!!! I have a friend who destroys me who kind of does a similar thing with his one handed backhand, he holds the racket on panel 4 and then he hits his backhand backwards. He's like the best tennis player I know, so you can probably get away with hitting the way you do just fine. Its just different. Keep it up!

Thanks for the advice. Only thing is, I don’t have 1-2 months😅

@@sebtennis Fair enough! You could do it when you have the chance. My coach told me 10,000 swings and you will have learned the new swing path, contact point ect. And you can do these at home with a mirror You should only change if you are having issues with your forehand - I struggled with depth, framing a lot of shots, struggle to redirect hard balls ect. You look like you have very good timing, and some pros have this grip so you could keep it - but trust me, its crazy how much power you can get from massaging the ball with a more open racquet face I think if you do make the change, you can end up with a really technically sound forehand - when we learn new techniques as adults it can actually work better than learning as kids, as we are more conscious about getting everything right (eg Steph Curry spent a summer changing his shooting form in high school) Just watched you serve as well - looks good. I do feel like there is maybe some power that is not being transferred into the ball. My favourite cue for serve is "shoulder over shoulder". You already do this, but I think it you could exagerate this more/pause for 0.1sec more in this position, you could get more explosive power into the ball - ua-cam.com/video/TWXPxuY5AtY/v-deo.html Video explaining shoulder over shoulder. You serve technique is similar to Ben Shelton, look at photos of him serving and notice how much he is "shoulder over shoulder" Also remember that you are possibly better than me and others commenting, so take it all with a grain of salt 🤣

⁠@@ABC123UIDF😂you can learn something from everyone bro. Maybe in the offseason I might try something out

@@sebtennis LOL just saw your channel, you are *definitely* better than everyone commenting, but props to you for being open to advice anyway

I’d say only thing my forehand lacks is that it doesn’t go through the court as much. It’s pretty fast and has good depth. Takes a lot more energy to hit though. Preciate all the advice 😁

Hurts my arm too

@@sebtennis if it hurts, why don't you switch back to semi western?

@@miguelmattos6430 it only hurts once every blue moon. Plus that is too drastic of a change

@@sebtennis True, but I'd think about changing to at least a less aggressive western to prevent long term damage. I'm saying this bcs I got close to messing up my wrist because sometimes I felt a little pain, which became regular pain after a few months.

@@miguelmattos6430coaches have warned me about wrist pain but I’ve never had it

It is basically 😂. Thanks I work really hard on my backhand

For a good bit of time I didn’t even realize I switched 😅. Wouldn’t recommend

You should see how much better it is now

The lord spare me for my foolishness 😂

Nah 😅. Almost did though

I’m a 10, the next guy is probably around a high 8

Not surprised you guys are very good!

@@Boltthepro thanks, preciate it

Thanks bro. Sometimes you need to just start the point