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Point Play Coaching | Testing Safin’s Level | Road to D1 EP#14
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2022
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In today's tennis coaching session, I play points with my student Safin who is a high-level junior tennis player. I test his level by playing full out.
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I know these videos don't do that well but thank you so much for making these Nick.
As a rec player that's trying to become the best player I possibly can be, these videos are absolutely invaluable. Thank you for taking the time and effort to produce such amazing content. Best tennis channel on UA-cam!
Thank you Jesse 🙏
I think these videos video does really well on people who can buy some Nick courses or lessons. Perhaps for a person looking for THE BEST TRICK TO WIN this video is, unfortunately for his tennis, absolutely boring. I think the "fidelity" of the followers it's a very important metric to keep in mind when you run channel like this.
Nik makes this game look so easy, just perfect control of where he wants the ball to go everytime!
These videos are SO instructive. I definitely agree being really hard on him for depth. The big difference playing 4.0 vs. 4.5 is consistent depth. 4.5 players can finish short balls so much better than 4.0, so you just cannot let your ball fall short even if it has less power and depth.
These point play coaching videos are great! Teaching proper technique for ground strokes and serves is important but knowing strategies on how to use them is also essential. Keep these point play coaching videos coming!
From some previous comments, we can see it that different people could only get different things from these videos. Well, that's basically how the world is. I always think this channel is the best one for recreational players 'cause Nick always touches some critical points I (and many other recreational players from my experiences) tend to ignore or make mistakes on. Nick's insights are unparalleled among all the online and offline coaches I have known. Let me give two examples.
Not long ago I tried to improve the power of my onehand backhand a little more so I have been focusing on rotation a little more to make sure my racquet face is almost parallel to the back fence in the beginning stage of the swing. The result? More powerful but no control. Ball flies everywhere. Only after watching this video had I realized that while making more shoulder turn, I ignored the latter half of swing --- I did not complete the follow through to the very end as before! If you are like me, we recreational players always forget some critical points when we try to improve on some other points. That's why I always come back and watch again and again some videos here. In my opinion, Nick is the most thoughtful coach who always pin the common mistakes to the exact point.
Another example is on the difference between Wawrinka's and Federer's backhand. There some other videos analyzing this and that difference between the two. However, Nick is the only one who pointed out the critical difference between the two: Wawrinka's backhand swing path is closer to WTA's forehand's while Federer's is closer to an ATP's forehand's. That's an epiphany to me! That also perfectly explains why Wawrinka HAS TO rotate more in the follow through!
I won't miss any video here. 😀
💪🏽 love the mix of constructive AND positive reinforcement
I would love to take lessons with Nick! The positive reinforcement coupled with strategic advice is awesome! I’ve seen the growth in Safin’s game. Good work!!
just fly to his place, challenge him and he will have to force to give you a lesson ($300) (jk)
Only $200.00 per hour. Wow, you'll probably be as good as Djokovic in one lesson...and for that price you'd better be!
@@GGGinJe ohh, he charged higher for challenges that's funny
@@pencilcheck Yikes! Well, you can save yourself $100.00 and just go with the private 1 hour lesson, at least that's what his website says: "Private 1 Hour Lesson $200". And please don't take the comment wrong, Nick is a very talented player and a very good coach, but the cost is pretty up there for one hour.
That's how my coach finishes the last 20 mins of the lesson with me. First 40 min, work on technique and drills. Last 20 min we play out points and use the same analysis on the individual points to fine tune decision making during play. We serve 3 or 4 points each then swap over.
It's an excellent way to practice points and to go over the point straight away for critique
Man, this is pure gold. I love this type of videos.
What a great word... intensity. It's really appropriate when it comes to footwork. Great video.
Great point play and coaching! Love Safin's backhand.
Love every video Coach - inspiring me to play more too. My shoes are tied 😤
Keep going
WOW Safin is really improving.
Faster to short balls. Putting away sitters better.
Love the coaching between points. Nice work Nick!
Looks like about a 10-11 UTR now.
This gives us a real insight into what makes a top player...so many little details.
Dear Nick, I read your email from mailing list. This type of content is fantastic and extremely useful. Please do more of these videos.
These type of videos are so nice to watch, thanks Nick
that was super cool and interesting. love hearing the technical adjustments advice 👏👏
I play singles in my area. I needed this!!! Thank you!
Safin's backhand is gold.
Great job. This style of coaching awesome.
Great point play work out. This improves the players match play & confidence. Training One on one iaching with Nick will definitely raise any players level.
amazing video, keep grinding these out for us!
More 👏🏻 point play 👏🏻 videos 👏🏻
Your depth is great Nick!
imho, point play coaching can be difficult to do well but when done well it is best for the student and, certainly, the viewer.
Your elevated level of play allows you to do it well.
More and more of this! Nice to watch this level of tennis😀
Safin using a v8 Blade (stock, I presume) is helping him get around the ball a little faster than when he was using the Prestige.
some good analysis there coach fast way to improve the student
Good job Safin!
Safin would do good trying to add some plyometrics and explosive training into his weekly training
There was a point there where you said about line calls... Maybe you can make a video on how to get better at line calls when your playing/ on the run :)
use your eyes
I like it, very nice video!
This is amazing 👍
Nick, what did you eat before meeting Safin? Noticed a little extra pep in your play. 💪
Great to see!
10:15 That's Dimitrov right there!
When will you and 2minute tennis battle it out
Hey Nik , it would be nice to have a camera on the other side of the court so we can have both perspectives . Btw I love your videos
Coach's serve is OP
such a privileged glimpse
safin is constantly changing racket, is that a plan or he is just testing ?
Looks like Florida.
at 08:39, what is the answer> backhand or forehand? I can't hear Safin
Serves are primo.
who is next for 'Point Play Coaching" ? How about Miland?
...And only a technical suggestion, when you shout to be heard by your pupil it's a bit uncomfortable for ears, you can use an audio compressor to get an improved experience. A compressor set a top and a bottom to get audio level more even. It's commonly used in music and audio production. Sometimes recorders has this in-built function.
I don't understand why you would tell him that his slice is not very good but at the same time discourage him from using it in practice? How else is he going to improve it?
This is point play. Technical adjustments require isolation
@@IntuitiveTennis well nobody is ever going to learn perfect technique in one lesson it’s going to be refined and forged under pressure in points. In practice using it and failing is also learning when not to use it which can be valuable information. The tactical value of the shot can’t be taught solely in a lesson on technique
How old is Safin?
marat safin?
Sometimes Safin uses slow ball to breath and recover his pace level, but with a strongest player I think it maybe better to fasten up his feet and use those ball to make his game. He goes in the slow rhytm with the ball instead of making a fast setup for an easy shot.
Who else thought it was going to be Marat Safin 😄
You and that fake kick 😂
Make saffron play Shamir 1 full set while u coach both
I don’t think they’re anywhere close the same level.
Nick is going a 100% here.
In his Video where he played Shamir he was like 30% or so, and he still destroyed him.
Safin would destroy Shamir too.
@@supermuskelmann8557 That's probably what would happen.
Ace McCloud, Saffron is too strong of a spice
@@IntuitiveTennis Shamir would probably prefer falafel with a touch of nutmeg cuscus
@@IntuitiveTennis 😂😂
Come to ohio!!
You don't tie your shoes playing weak opponents? Well Nick that explains your bad ankles
He lacks intensity and that 1hd backhand is a weakness.
No
yes
His first serve isn't hurting anyone. It's decent but needs some movement or placement. Is going right into Nik's strike zone
safin looks like an Ethiopian marathon runner not a tennis player lift some weights safin