How to teach kids tennis? | Part 1
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Tennis session with a 6-year-old kid at the Mouratoglou Academy. Stay tuned for more tennis drills with this little champion! Part 1 out of 5.
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Patrick
He is very good . That been said , this title should not "how to teach" ; the kid is clearly been coached and raised into the sport the right way by somebody else , this is a hitting session at the best I didn't see any teaching involved with all due respect.
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Certainly. The whole time I was wondering what was done to get the kid to that level. More fluid strokes than any adults at the country clubs I once worked at
In his defense, it says part 1, so the teaching part might come later in the ”series”.
@@ad-rock603 I agree he is very solid . I'd like to see him working with his regular coach
@@christiannovak-zemplinski9749 true true , he get the benefit of the doubt . Nonetheless he is a very solid little guy
This kid communicates better than some of my adult coworkers
Also better footwork than most of my adult students
Lmao😂
Well, the title is really misleading. This video is a result of great parenting and correct supported talent and passion. It would be nice to know more about what happened before…
How to teach kids tennis: step 1, start with a kid who’s already a beast on the court, e voilà.
He's so cute and answers very maturely for his age. Thanks for sharing, great approach.
a coach has already done all the groundwork. very impressive to whom it was.
Look at that footwork! Wow.
The kid is good, and he's got a solid technique at his age (6 years). This video is just the warmup of the upcoming lesson, where the coach assesses the student's skills, and creates a connection with him through fun rallies and friendly comments.
His footwork is better than mine, that's for sure.
He is so cute and very talented. In Poland where i live, i couldn't even sign my kid up to a tennis club because he was less than 6-yr old. I finally found a place where he could play despite his age. He is now 6 but his level is nowhere near this guy's :)
The kid is amazing! His eyes and movement are currently better than most 12 yr olds.
Fantastic young talent he could use the non dominant had more on the forehand drops a bit causing balls to go into the net.
So many tennis videos like this one say "how to teach kids tennis" and then show a kid already playing tennis 🤦♂
He plays so well for his age. What racket is the kid using?
Wow he's awesome. Omg
this kid rocks !
THE BEST THING IN THE WORLD , CHILDREN 🎾♥
This is a really good video to watch. Thank You
Tres bien
I absolutely love this! ♥
He is so adorable.
Minute 7:14 “ chino Ríos “ hit
Wow😮
This kids has the potential to be the next gen Novak....
Wow. The kids got a chip!
Wow wow wow .
Yesterday, I discover mi little girl 2,5 years old , playing “tennis” … it was like what ???? 😭😭😭
Wow 😳
Waw super kid
I honestly think kids should play on smaller courts based on their height. As they get older, gradually transitition to bigger courts. What's the point the net being taller than the kid.
cute boy! by looking at his foot movement, he will be a good tennis player.
okay but how do you get the kid to this level?
Did Patrick get injured training with Rune?
i heard Rune has distanced himself from Patrick after the Halep fiasco.
@@jessg101 Patrick & Rune have videos of training sessions last week on this channel
@@jessg101 Patrick was in Rune's players box today against Norrie
I just saw you in the 2019 Roger Federer vs Stefan's Tsitipas R4 Match in the end 👁👄👁
Okay, not clear for me. Patrick played with this kid with normal ball or green ( pres less)? I think this age this question very important. I’m tennis coach in Switzerland and I think jormal ball for toooo early for this boy. Ok he is very good, but to early ( for wrist, arms and brain… yes brain!) under 9 or 10 no way!!
Lol why? Who told you that? Why use a slower ball if you can handle a faster one
I think if the kid plays good, it's better to use normal balls. Not new balls but used ones are good because they bounce less. What I don't like about red, orange and green ball is everytime when players transition to a new ball they have to adapt the speed and strength of the ball. And another problem I see is the contact point, when they hit the ball. If the racquet face is a little bit open with low pres balls, the ball will go inside the court but with normal balls it will go up.
@@goggleboy2464 lol why? First: not slower and faster. Important bounce less, bacuse this age very important preparing with footwork and arms and body. I’m not a professonal coach but I watched this video and I think the contact point to high! Second: this in the tournament thewy play green court ( 25%less balls and tennis court smaller ) if remain the nirmal ball bounce is not good! This video good for marketing and of course this boy very good. Also good if they use normal balls used one ( but almost same like green one 25% less )
@@berkozturk1618 yes exacatley, but if he play with normal balls and if he go to tournament what hapen?
@@dr26rob he wins because the slower ball is easier as u already said
why is the kids racket muted
let's see how to manage a tennis lesson with kids who've never picked up a racquet in theirs lives...
For developmental purposes, would it be better to have 6 yrs old continue with orange/green ball instead of moving too quickly to adult regular ball?
When I was 7 we didn't have orange / green balls. We just started straight with the regulars ones. I think if the kids are getting injured early on, it's because of too much time spent into screens, or because they didn't get the proper handles of the rackets. And even with proper handle, it's entirely possible that kids this age, especially now, are fragiles because of point 1. Wayy too many kids aren't doing enough sports early on, which results in pretty bad legs form.
Without holding them back or pushing forward too fast it's a judgement call . This kid who is technically sound already, would still have a problem if the ball was struck harder and as Patrick said he wouldn't want the kid to be hitting everything up high either. You can even see Patrick doing his best to keep it low after a while. Many parents will push for the yellow ball, they all think their kids are ready, the weight of a yellow ball can hinder technical improvement (though it seems this dude is extremely technical) do as you see fit but remember there is absolutely no rush.
Good
Great coaching the boy is going to do great things tennis but you have to get another camera man I’m seasick hold the camera steady please.
Punta kadaw SA Davao sabe NI lovely
thats fully trained
Is it a good idea to let 6 years old kids playing yellow balls?
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He is great for his age, but using normal balls is kind of stupid. The Owaki brothers are perhaps the best example that you can still play quality tennis without risking injury to the wrist. He doesn't stand a chance anyway in U12 competitions, and he would be just as great if he uses green or even orange balls. Too bad that Mouratoglu is ok with this.
How to teach a kid that can already play. DOwn vote.
Whats the big problem with Mr. Muratoglu...Someone else bothered about the kid and his technicque and then he gets the credit🤔
Cute boy
I hope the parents didn't have to pay much for that.
Do you call it a drill? Really? I can help you dont be shy to ask me 😉
clickbait title, dislike
I hope I'm wrong but this kid appears too have dont too much work for his age and now he is already seeing Patrick. Smells like obsessive parents
That's not a lesson. That's just playing with a kid who has been coached by someone else. Seriously. Patrick when you will stop parasites on other people's work.