Everything I Learned In My FIRST YEAR Playing Tennis
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Some key things I wish I would of known, and also some key things that have helped me! Thanks for tuning in, let me know what you want to see more of in the future!
I am Trey and I started playing tennis this year. I hope to use this channel to make tennis cool, get better at the game, and highlight other people who also love the game! Join me on this journey!
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Can't believe it's only been a year. You've gotten so good in a year, dude.
Hey Trey this is one of the best tennis videos I have watched. Thanks for making this great content. I am 2 months in, so super relatable and useful.
These are some valuable lessons, I like the different sports and correlations between them.
For example i was doing javelin throwing as a kid, made my serve mega strong with less effort than expected.
You have gotten really well. Can you do a video of you playing basketball once I wanna see how well you are in basketball!
Volleys are next!
I started this January too and found your channel right at the start. It’s been awesome to see you improve, and your videos have been super helpful and interesting for my own game.
Keep it up buddy, I’m looking forward to the next year of content! 🙌🔥
Insane progress for one year. Congrats, Trey! Great insights too.
Really enjoy the content Trey! Your grind and hard work can be seen in the huge improvements to your game!
Great year of tennis and tennis content, keep up the good work Trey!
Big ups Trey, your videos helped me take the leap and start playing. Stoked to watch your year 2
Great to see your passion for tennis and how far you’ve come in a year! Keep up the good work 👏
Tip 5 is KEY. I've found so many ways to improve from watching my own match play film.
Thanks for an amazing year, Trey. Here's to another. Merry Holiday and hopefully 2024 brings me (and SImon) to Texas.
Next Summer, I'd love to have you up North. We've got quite a hidden gem up here, the oldest continually operating tennis club in the world (Wimbledon closed during the war) which sports ocean-side grass courts. The best time of the year is when we play the "woodies" tournament.
you have peaked my interest!
Wow, that sounds amazing.
@@Winners-Onlygreat advice! I’ve never thought about the pinpoint serve this way but what you said made a lot of sense, and I’m gonna try it. I also played a ton of basketball before switching to tennis much later than you did. Early on I found that my movement was an advantage and a disadvantage, because you’re right about wanting to square up instead of turn. Also the split step was foreign from basketball, and after 5 years of tennis it still isn’t natural until I’m scrambling and know I’m going to have to burst. I get lazy and it rarely happens on easy balls unless I consciously remind myself…..and thinking instead of reacting isn’t a good thing in general.
Your game looks so much better now, glad to see you’re loving the game! Rematch some time when it’s warm out?
Thank you Trey, you're my hero. Great tips, I can't wait until weather gets better here in BC to resume playing again. So jealous of the nicer weather where you are (here most indoor courts are very difficult to get in Winter!)
Wow you've improved so much! Great tips I wish I learned them in my first year play.
Great tips! Just over a year for me as well. I found your channel pretty early in my tennis journey (4 months in). I also bought the slinger bag. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who has access to real humans. Another similarity with golf is lag. When I found my rhythm and started hitting with lag is when my shots started to have POP. Filming yourself is my number one tip beyond hitting with real people. Unfortunatly I don't have consistent ppl to hit with so I rely on the wall and the slinger bag. Since my lack of hitting partners, I wouldn't be surprised if I have put in around 20% more time than you, and am probably about the same or similar level 😮💨
Oh Wow Trey has bunnies! Im in a similar boat to you. I picked up tennis 2 years ago and have been playing a lot. Playing USTA 4.0 now
youve gotten so good my guy!
It was a pleasure too see your evolution ma boy Trey, here since the first sunday set!
You’re a real one!
I watched the whole journey. Love it. If u are ever in san francisco let's play
your journey was like a miracle, you improved so fast, hope you can become high level player soon
I dont think its a miracle. Hes put in some serious work both in his tennis game and his YT channel and its clearly playing off. As someone who just hit the 6 month mark and also obsessed with the sport like he is its been really fun to follow his journey thats so relatable to my own.
Not a miracle if you're already pretty athletic and then really devote yourself to tennis for a whole year.
@@ishannage248 he needs to develop a good penetrating slice
Let’s go keep the grind going
You hit the forehand ATP style like I want to and I hit the Nick Kyrgios forehand like you want to lmao! Sometimes your tennis style just finds you
Your evolution this year was nothing short than outstanding! I remember you were on a journey to 4.0, but now I think you surpassed that. Have you played another YT tennis players? If not, you’re ready to it
He's a 4.7 UTR, so definitely getting close to (but probably not) a NTRP 4.0 yet, and certainly not past it. He should be able to reach that goal this coming year, though. 4.5 and up is where improvement gets really tough!
Your forehand looks so much better especially the spacing. What made you learn this so fast???
This guy is just pure athlete
With that big step on the serve and the struggle with double faults, you’re pretty much Zverev!
Great journey it was indeed. I will use some of your advices on myself. By the way, I have a question. What is the model of tennis racquet which you use in this video?
Dropstep. Dunk. No big deal. I hate you! 🤣 I also came from basketball to tennis a few years ago and quickly noticed that the pinpoint serve was more natural for me. At first, I used the platform stance because it was one less point of movement that I had to think about and coordinate. However, the amount of effortless power I get by using my legs is what really separates my serve from most recreational players.
Thing about tennis is now the improvements will be slow :(
Keep it grinding brother 🙏🏾
Such a chill dude. Would challenge you to a Sunday flight of beer lol
I'm convinced this video was just to flex that Trey can dunk a basketball 👀👀
Bro, I've never seen two courts that close together, side by side 😳. Come to Japan for some game play...I'll show you around.
I want to go to Japan so bad! Not in the budget currently haha
Hey Trey, let me know if your in the New jersey area. Im a local 4.0 looking to get started in youtube tennis and Know a few interesting courts. Looking forward to playing against you!
Come play in washington
You should take on #realtennis , I've watched them from back in the day. Essential tennis days, I think you would have a blast hitting with them.
The most thing I’m really proud of you is the glove coach, HES GONE!
no reason to hate on my guy scott!
@@Winners-Only my bad
How many hours Do you play Tennis in a week? Just a note: federer has a modern forehand, kyrgios has a next gen forehand
id say 4-6 is probably right most weeks
Funniest video, keep it up
Ball machine is amazing to sweat a bit. But it’s a first world product. Not viable unless it’s affordable, if there are free courts, and if tennis balls aren’t cheap.
bro what's that sweatshirt
You looked so unathletic in the beginning Trey. Now you look like you can take a set off of Karue 😉
I urge you to reconsider your opinion about the ball machine. Really consider the possibility that you haven't been using it right or giving yourself the right kind of challenges on it. The reason is I personally couldn't disagree more with you on tip #1 of this video. I think rallying with a "hitting partner" is a complete waste of time. You can build your entire game on a ball machine, every single shot from every position on the court. With hitting practice you can only build one shot, a useless, cooperative ball down the middle that you will never use in a real match. Nowadays when people ask me if I want to hit I always say no. I say either play some real sets with me or I'm gonna go use my ball machine and put actual work in.
Totally agree with everything he said, but youre spot on with this point. To use his analogy of golf, its like going to the range aimlessly hitting balls with the same club 50x, aiming down the middle vs going to the range picking specific targets and doing your pre shot routine to replicate real scenarios during a round.
Should have been more clear but I don’t mean static hitting up the middle.
I mean live tennis like baselines sets, tie breaks, cross court hitting etc. Any time you are having to read the ball, different bounces move your feet as opposed to being fed in the same spot every time.
If you think hitting with other people is a waste of time you need better hitting partners.