Your Forehand VS The Pro Forehand
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
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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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Literally the best tennis teacher online. This young man explains what (and most importantly why) so well. There are 60 year olds (online) with more experience that cannot explain nearly as well.
My coaches told me this almost verbatim over 25 years ago, I just needed a refresher and to hear it again, thank you!
I have to be honest lots of coaches especially on UA-cam don’t teach the forehand in a great way, I think the way you explain it is pretty solid
Looks like you've never seen the Feel Tennis channel. Tomaz is the professor of tennis.
@@speedymrI watch him a little bit I liked some of his videos didn’t like others I haven’t looked at his forehand videos closely but doesn’t he not really teach a modern forehand like this video
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As an amateur player let me tell you after following Vinces advice my game changed 200%. And i wasnt a bad player by any stretch. Everything ma mans says is right on the money. Power, clean and consistent hitting. And you look at the pros and they all hit like this. You'd do well for your tennis to follow VInces advice. I guarantee it'll be worth it.
@@speedymr That guy teaches a more oldschool technique
Thank you, we want to see more videos. Excellent
Best tennis forehand videos I ve seen in years. Great job coach
Watching your videos greatly helps me teach the right technique to my 12-year-old son. Thank you!
I am really grateful for your Forehand technique video, I have applied and got success
Wonderful explanation.. I saw myself doing many wrong things right there.. I know it's really hard to change it, right.. but I'm still glad you gave this lesson.. great coach/teacher you are.. thank you bro, God bless you
best instructions for the forehand. Hope you make one for the 2HB
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Wow. Thanks for this video.
love this clean shot sound ,there is always something to improve in tennis
xlnt clear description/demonstration
Cool explanation! Mistakes + how to fix them! Thank you!
Great instructions for the teens!
Cold as ice, but twice as nice. Your swing is a 10 out of 10.
I'm a former Jr player coming back into the game at 44yrs old after my kids got me.back into the game.
Love your energy. Please follow me on my journey.
Great lesson! Thank you! I’m starting to develop tennis elbow because I assume I’m using all arm. The explanation of body power and the racquet is the end of a whip helped A LOT. Thank you!
You think those kiddos are grasping everthing you are saying bro?
Those kiddos are there for decoration only
What tension are you strung @ Vincent??
Good video, but this kind of drive work it better in hard court... on clay court need get more top spin with your drive...
The keyword is "through and accross"
This a great explanation, imho, maybe you focus the attention right after to the kinetic chain: from the ground up leg-hip-hand. The kids need to have the feeling of generating the power effortlessly, it should feel like throwing the racquet at the ball; you can’t throw far with your upper body especially if it’s stiff. Look at your right foot, the toes are not pointing fwd sometimes bcz you are not pushing into the ground the hip doesn’t accelerate properly. Too much focus on the upper body, prioritize the lower body, loading the back leg, pushing into the ground, the hip rotation, the weight shifting fwd towards the contact point, the hand the barrel of the gun, to accelerate and deliver the power & spin generated by the bigger muscles
great video
Do you offer in-person lessons? If so, how much per hour? Where do you offer the lessons?
very helpful. truly! thank you!!
i just have one question: does the arm need to be straight like Alcaraz or Federer? I was told it generates the most power?
It would help if you show where/ what direction you are throwing racquet with camera behind your back
Awesome stuff Vincent ! Thornhill has itself an amazing instructor ! How come you are so far away from Ottawa ? I'd love to rent you out a teacher for a full week !
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Funny stuff. He still has a letter C swing and he’s getting his racquet lower than the ball on the backswing. Do what I say not what I do. Think the kids totally understood what you said!
How strong you hold recket on forhand from 1 to 10? Thanks.
10 very loose. U hold an 8
Nice but late préparation.on Last ball😂
A picture paints 1000 words more showing less talking.👍🏼
Info not bad maybe kind of per se. But from a coaches perspective we are talking to much about to many things. Demonstrating and talking at same time makes it difficult to take on both sets of information
In watching your swing, it still looks like a “c”…?
He’s doing Pat the dog, typical of ATP players but not the only option for the take back and contact. I like the shoulder past the hips though and follow through. Good lesson but too much talking. Give the kids one new thing at a time to work on.
Ok
Now I have to disagree because you're missing a lot more in your demo.
U r really funny
Still C ok ok ok ok???
Get what you’re saying but those kids aren’t going to be able to that at their age. At least most of them so why do this lesson in front of them?
What makes you think whether or not they can do it has anything to do with age....there is a strength component if they play up an age division but if they are hitting against a comparably strength opponent the abbreviated technique should still work. This statement feels like "don't teach anyone the right technique regardless of age because only a minority are going to be able to execute it"
I'm california we have oodles of 10 and 12 years olds who can do this....
U have no idea how good some of these kids are , they will beat u 6-0 6-0 . U won’t even score a point
This is a laughable and yet ignorant comment.
@@geza1014 you have evidence to prove your point? I’ll wait
@@bmanbusee3812 look at any high level academy in the states, one tennis, midtown Weston, midtown Windyhill, UTA, pro world, list will go on and on. This is basic forehand lessons now if you are a decent coach and care. Don’t comment on tennis if you don’t know anything about it. Any academy in France and Belgium as well. The LTA 10 and under just do some research
Great video Tennis Doctor, though I find it is important to single out by name not just Evan, but the other terrible playing children, and make sure you tell little Sally and little Petey that they also suck as bad as Evan. Sheesh, Tennis Doctor's courtside manner isn't very conducive to learning 😉
He’s still using a “big C” when he swings. This is comical as usual. There’s simply more wrist involved and yes, the arm must be loose.
I can't believe he said ""you're pretty much screwed"" He really needs to pull this video or edit it. because actual meaning of this word is totally unacceptable.
Please don’t use references like “snack”, “fridge”, “letter C”. Canadian forehand? Seriously?
Cry baby
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