this is one of my all-time favorite videos. My son and I went over this over a year ago and it gave him a great kill shot. Lately we've been focusing on other things like how to shorten the stroke to return against extreme power, cleaning up his serve, hitting on the rise, approach shots and volleys - and his kill shot has been gradually degrading from lack of emphasis. So I went online and found this video again, and I just love it to death. It is so great and covers everything I had forgotten, and I'm eager to watch it with my son again and go through all the details again - because I already know IT WILL WORK! Thanks so much for your videos, as far as I'm concerned they are the best I've found: extremely clear and concise and demonstrated by someone who has obviously mastered a given stroke. Some guys who produce these videos are great players but practically incoherent. Others are very skilled in presentation, but I watch them hit the ball and I think "you don't actually look that great yourself!" You are skilled in both the presentation AND in the demonstration, and everything just makes sense. Looking forward to making the trek up to Laguna with my kids for an in-person lesson someday.
I always do this!! I tend to set up the point soo well- I have an open court and I mess this shot up too many times. That vid was fantastic!!! I cannot wait to hit the court and try this out!!! Love it!! Thank you!
Great video Grant! Finally the long video with full explanations and demonstrations that I was looking for! Thank you brother! Very useful material. 🙌🏼🎾🤓👏🏼🤗
Thank you very much! I’m having troubles with these short ball’s for the last three years and i’m getting very frustrated by hitting them long. Before that it was one of my weapons and did I crush every short ball. With these tips i’m going to train in order to get my mojo back, im sure if being able again to crush these ball’s it will boost my confidence, and it will help me to win matches again.
Thank you UA-cam algorithm, this is the video I needed, thank you for sharing not just physical foundations but the mental side. The ending is exactly what I needed to hear and hopefully can execute starting next session! 🤜
Love that forecourt put away drill. I started doing that ball drop thing and working with my racket in stalking mode and going to stick the ball in each corner alternating and then randomly. That's a great drill and I think you've shown me how to tweak it even better. Great job bro.
OK, so you have both the front hop and power move for closing in. When to use one or the other? And there is the dip drive that you also use on short lower balls.
While there might be some haters (which is actually a sign of success), I often find Grant's videos to be way more applicable to teaching my kids how to better play than almost any other tennis channel.
This tip on how to combat short crushs by applying the dip drive really works especially for me, who is located at somewhere between 2.5 and 3.0. Thanks.
this is one of my all-time favorite videos. My son and I went over this over a year ago and it gave him a great kill shot. Lately we've been focusing on other things like how to shorten the stroke to return against extreme power, cleaning up his serve, hitting on the rise, approach shots and volleys - and his kill shot has been gradually degrading from lack of emphasis. So I went online and found this video again, and I just love it to death. It is so great and covers everything I had forgotten, and I'm eager to watch it with my son again and go through all the details again - because I already know IT WILL WORK! Thanks so much for your videos, as far as I'm concerned they are the best I've found: extremely clear and concise and demonstrated by someone who has obviously mastered a given stroke. Some guys who produce these videos are great players but practically incoherent. Others are very skilled in presentation, but I watch them hit the ball and I think "you don't actually look that great yourself!" You are skilled in both the presentation AND in the demonstration, and everything just makes sense. Looking forward to making the trek up to Laguna with my kids for an in-person lesson someday.
LOVE to hear this! If you haven't joined me inside the Forehand Transformation System do so here: grantvanderhayden.com !!
Great instruction... BIG thanks.
I just developed problems with this shot. NPT, you always got my back. Thank you again.
Some great insights there, brother. Will put to go use, thanks!
Awesome video man, thanks so much!
I always do this!! I tend to set up the point soo well- I have an open court and I mess this shot up too many times. That vid was fantastic!!! I cannot wait to hit the court and try this out!!! Love it!! Thank you!
Great video Grant! Finally the long video with full explanations and demonstrations that I was looking for! Thank you brother! Very useful material. 🙌🏼🎾🤓👏🏼🤗
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is very helpful!
I love these lessons. If you read these, I'm interested in one of your camps.
Great lesson
Beautiful explanation and demonstration Grant. Thank you!
Thank you very much! I’m having troubles with these short ball’s for the last three years and i’m getting very frustrated by hitting them long.
Before that it was one of my weapons and did I crush every short ball.
With these tips i’m going to train in order to get my mojo back, im sure if being able again to crush these ball’s it will boost my confidence, and it will help me to win matches again.
Yes!!!! If you want me to personally review your stroke you can also apply to work with me here:www.grantvanderhayden.com/Number-1-Tactic-2
great content bro
Is your partner Dayrti from Racquet flex?
Are you not part of Raquetflex now ?
No solo!
Very nice👍
Thank you very much! i love y
Great video!! It deserves more likes! I'm from Brazil and trying to be a better player, thanks for the lesson, been learning a lot from UA-cam.
what is that dip? dip or deep ?
Why there is a porn sound from 1:19-1:22?
Excellent info and delivery.
Thank you UA-cam algorithm, this is the video I needed, thank you for sharing not just physical foundations but the mental side. The ending is exactly what I needed to hear and hopefully can execute starting next session! 🤜
great content thank you so much for this excellent video!
Useful. Thanks a lot for the lesson!
Love that forecourt put away drill. I started doing that ball drop thing and working with my racket in stalking mode and going to stick the ball in each corner alternating and then randomly. That's a great drill and I think you've shown me how to tweak it even better. Great job bro.
For me a very big part of crushing a short ball is to 'wait' for the ball, the temptation is to rush
Isn't the racquet flex dude at 00:19? You guys are friends?
Epic tips
OK, so you have both the front hop and power move for closing in. When to use one or the other? And there is the dip drive that you also use on short lower balls.
Great question! The dip drive is for higher balls :)
While there might be some haters (which is actually a sign of success), I often find Grant's videos to be way more applicable to teaching my kids how to better play than almost any other tennis channel.
Fantastic video. So well explained. Bravo
Holy cow, are the two favorite tennis coaches of mine now working together on this video?
Lam lam nimo
How do I contact you for lessons?
You, guys are living in the paradise elaborating the scientific play of tennis. ☺️
This tip on how to combat short crushs by applying the dip drive really works especially for me, who is located at somewhere between 2.5 and 3.0. Thanks.