I know it’s supposed to be funny, but this made me emotional more than anything. I never played tennis at a very high level, but I played college baseball. When I was a kid, my dad would take me to a field and hit ground balls to me, fed side-toss, etc… I remember my relationship with him looking not too far off how this video portrayed it. Makes me grateful to have had him, but also shitty for acting like an ass to him sometimes. You often don’t notice those kinds of things until time moves on.
It's even more heartbreaking when the parents forces the kids to play and the kids hate it. But I can see the parent's sacrificing so much so it's a vicious cycle. Sometimes Parents need to stop trying to re-live through their kids and just support the kid with whatever they're passionate about.
lol great video. This relates to me a lot as my son is 11 and this is pretty close to our routine, just not all the tournaments just yet. My wife even works one day at the local tennis center so we can get the hookup on cheaper lessons and inside court when its free. I play with him a lot, so not as much ball feeding, I feel like I'm training my forever tennis partner, so its a win win as I'll always have someone to hit with.
Lol this video is supposed to be a funny skit .But it's the true reality of sole of these tennis fathers. I have a tennis dad and I never don't thank him for the sacrifice he makes on a day to day basis for my improvement .
Holy moly, you do have a twin brother… I think I could relate to this dad to some degree. And it makes me realize that I should appreciate my son more for being such a good kid… even though he does do things sometimes like the kid in the video😅
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I know it’s supposed to be funny, but this made me emotional more than anything. I never played tennis at a very high level, but I played college baseball. When I was a kid, my dad would take me to a field and hit ground balls to me, fed side-toss, etc… I remember my relationship with him looking not too far off how this video portrayed it. Makes me grateful to have had him, but also shitty for acting like an ass to him sometimes. You often don’t notice those kinds of things until time moves on.
We were a little emotional while filming also. Thank you for this comment :) I relate so much to what you’re saying.
If my dad had half the interest in me playing tennis the dad in the video has, Id be incredibly happy
Every tennis parent in the world, no matter what language or race, relates to this video . Great stuff
Definitely. Thank you!
I showed this to my dad and he couldnt stop laughing at how accurate it was.
Thanks for watching and showing it to your dad!
Here’s to all the unsung hero’s out there. All the tennis dads that sacrifice their own wants for the hope of a brighter future in their children.
Great comment 👍
4:25 this made me sad
Trust me. We were sad making this video too.
It's even more heartbreaking when the parents forces the kids to play and the kids hate it.
But I can see the parent's sacrificing so much so it's a vicious cycle.
Sometimes Parents need to stop trying to re-live through their kids and just support the kid with whatever they're passionate about.
That is absolutely the most accurate video I have ever seen.
Thank you! :)
Great video dads will do anything for their sons fr in the name of ______ (will never say the word 😂)
Thank you for this comment ☺️
Younger twin brother… I’ll roll with it
Actually though ☺️
lol great video. This relates to me a lot as my son is 11 and this is pretty close to our routine, just not all the tournaments just yet. My wife even works one day at the local tennis center so we can get the hookup on cheaper lessons and inside court when its free. I play with him a lot, so not as much ball feeding, I feel like I'm training my forever tennis partner, so its a win win as I'll always have someone to hit with.
Awesome to hear! You sound like a great parents!
Your best video so far. Dads rock!
Wow, thanks! Agreed!
Lol this video is supposed to be a funny skit .But it's the true reality of sole of these tennis fathers. I have a tennis dad and I never don't thank him for the sacrifice he makes on a day to day basis for my improvement .
Thank you for this comment! Never too late to say thank you to your dad!
This is Awesome!!!
Thank you!
Holy moly, you do have a twin brother… I think I could relate to this dad to some degree. And it makes me realize that I should appreciate my son more for being such a good kid… even though he does do things sometimes like the kid in the video😅
Haha yeah I used to do things like the kid too. Thank you for your comment
Great video boys, hits right in the feels. Tennis dad is the best part of this channel
Couldn't agree more! I’m still a little important 🥺
Nailed it. 😂 Add vid of stringing racquets too.
Thanks! AH I SHOULD’VE
good video as always
Thank you!
made me call my dad as soon as I finished the video! Love it and great job
That's awesome! Thank you for watching!
holy shit you have a twin?? i always thought things looked off with that dad/son video...didn't realize it's two different people!
Haha I am a twin!
Happy Father’s Day!
Happy Father’s Day to you too!
This was brilliant!
Thank you!
We are expecting our first child (a boy!) in May, I’m looking forward to being a tennis dad 🙂
Congrats! Thank you for watching and commenting!
$1.5 a minute. I used to say that every time Hahha
And When it's my turn to hit with my son, It's just like that. Where's the energy? SAME!!!! Thank you for the video.
Hahaha thanks for watching!
Hi I love your videos
They are really funny
I have one question though
Who is the other person who acts as the "dad"
Really appreciate it! Haha that is my brother.
You have a twin brother?!?! I thought it was just good editing 😂
Haha I do have a twin brother. And people will still say it’s fake 😂
lol @2:26 thanks for vid
Haha I started laughing too 😂
I laughed too 😂 thanks!
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