The Biomechanics Of The Modern Forehand
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2023
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About Vincent: Vincent Simone is a professional tennis coach from Canada. He is the author of Tennis Doctor: Modern Tennis Step By Step and The Tennis Bible and has been a best-selling author on Amazon. He breaks down the complex movements in modern tennis into easy-to-understand, useable knowledge that can be applied at any level.
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This young man is an incredibly talented teacher. I mean, wow!
This is the best tennis video I have seen so far on the breakdown of a tennis swings.
I even had lesson and none of the coaches broke it down like that.
i agree. awesome video
Play tennis for more than 10 years, it's the best forehand class I've ever watched. Thanks so much!
Exactly in detail great forehand breakdown ❤coach
excellent lesson. Thanks for sharing.
Super presentation!
Thanks for taking time to show the technique. The rubber band method just fixed my forehand. I literally just went out and played my best match ever. 😊
Thank you very much ! 👍👍💪💪🏆🏆
这绝对是我看到过的最详细的，收益最多的正手教学，Vicent把正手动作逐帧分解，执着动作细节的普通玩家的巨大福音，谢谢
Thank you for the content! I enjoyed the detailed breakdown and framing! Blessings.
The best ever instructor i have seen.
I've created an image in my mind that helps bring the thinga you explained all togheter without focusing too much on the form. I pretend there is like a rainbow that starts at my right side and finish on my left side. The most important thig is that this rainbow never starts behind me but in line with my right shoulder. This rainbow is a little tilted to maintain the low to high swingpath. The thing i need to do is "launching" the racquet to this imaginary semi circular path and if a want more pentration i need to squeeze the rainbow to get more extention, while if a want more spin o need an angled shot i make it a little shorter. What do you think?
Can you do this video for the old gen forehand?
Adding video with exercise how to train each element you described would be very handy. Great explanation.
That's what the online course is for
This was super helpful. Honestly, it transformed my shot.
What about the butt cap to face the ball before hitting? Was told about this during a tennis lesson. Is that necessary?
yes, but don't fixate on that- it will be a byproduct of leading with the body and having the racquet come through as the last part of the swing.
What do you think of the finish height, to the neck, shoulder, arm, elbow, pocket?
At the shoulder or below.
Nice video, coach. Also don't forget to move your weight into the ball (weight transfer) to get more effortless power.
btw, can you do a video on 2h bh biomechanics?
Tomorrow
First of all, congratulations on your videos... I think they're great!!! I have a problem with the "pat the dog" phase... because my arm and wrist are relaxed, the racket in that phase is not parallel to the ground... it falls 45 degrees, resulting in inconsistency in the shot..... It is normal??? how could I solve it???.. thank you very much in advance... keep it up!!!!
Yes, the strings don't need to be flat with the ground, 45 degrees will suffice. Do these two things. 1. keep your non hitting hand on the throat of the racquet and only let go when the ball bounces to your side. After you pat the dog focus on exaggerating the the wind shield wiper phase in the follow through. You need to cover the ball with your wrist laid back in order to get spin and control. Hope this helps
@@vincentsimonetennis thanks a lot!!!
I used to have this 45 degree angle at pat the dog phase too, but not sure if you have the same problem as mine. I will tell you what my problem is and you could figure it out if it's the same to you.
I came from playing badminton, so I am used to hold the racquet more in the finger roots less in the palm, and it took me a while to realise that you shouldn't have space between palm and the racquet when you are hitting forehand or backhand. So what fixes mine issue is I readjust the racquet position to let it fill in my whole palm, and makes the pat the dog to flat with the ground. Hope this helps.
But if your racquet does fill in your palm, like the coach says, it shouldn't be a problem. The problem I had was more about the racquet moves too freely in my hand, which causes unsteady racquet head at contact and hand bliss, and that 45 degree angle is merely just one of the sign of having that problem.
How do you time the windshield wiper motion? Seems almost impossible to start it exactly at ball contact, because it happens so fast.
Yeah you can’t, it has to be unconscious and a natural trajectory from your swing. If you focus on it it’ll be too handsy and slow and mistimed
Ele é jovem, vai amadurecer e se tornar um grande tenista.
outstanding video! Teaching old dogs new tricks as I try to transition from my old school college loop to a modern FH.
my only gripe with your forehand VIncent, is that you bend your arm at contact. Nothing wrong with it but you would get more power if you arm was straight at contact. Great videos though man keep em going because they´re more on point than anything out there on yt. Kudos
If you listen he’s suggested straight arm
@@007cambon i heard well. Maybe you need glasses. Look at how he hits the ball. Thats what im talking about. Quiet down and pay attention.
Muy largo el video.
So beauty ❤😊
The curse of all coaches, they talk too much.
Not a fair comment as he demos at the beginning. And then continues to demo as he talks. Some don't even do that at all.
말만 많다.. 샷을 보여줘,😢😢