First Intuitive Tennis YouTube Student Comes Back for Lessons
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- Опубліковано 5 гру 2022
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In today’s tennis lesson, I feature Alec, who was the first student featured on the Intuitive Tennis UA-cam channel. He took a break from tennis but is now coming back to lessons looking to improve his game.
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We need shamir vs Alec
Nick, you always have the perfect level of patience and empathy with all your students. Another great video! Thanks for letting Alec take the time he needs to recover. I've been in his situation many times.
Alec's articulation adds so much to this video.
This was an amazing teaching session, I am very proud of Alex and Nick you’re an amazing teacher my friend.
Thank you Nik… “I do not allow laziness, nonchalant behaviour…” Love it! It’s all about the high intensity. Look forward to seeing Alec’s journey back.
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Could definitely relate to what Nik was saying about 'space.' I struggle with that a lot. You could see Alec's elbow pulling toward his hip. That tight feeling is something I really try to avoid. Really want to have that loose flowing stroke, but sometimes my nerves lead to bad play/form, lack of power, etc.
Love this video. Re-establishing timing and spacing before getting more intense or complex is smart. Also a great workout.
Maybe THE BEST backhand correction ever, in such a short period of time! He just got so better from the very first stroke after your so successful tips!
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Absolutely love your coaching videos. Thank you Nick!!
capturing those heart to heart convos ❤💯
This is going to be a great series!
Great video!!! I watched it almost without a blink. So relatable... Thank you Alec and Nick
Agree. I also feel that my fitness also prevents me to go further away on my game.
That training reminds me as Lendl met Radek Stepanek smiling.
L:"Where are you going from with so good mood?"
S: "Hi Ivan, from training"
L:"What? When I went from training I had felt pretty sick."
oh please my serve is a whopping 40mph, so when it finally bounces- my opponent will have hopefully fell asleep allowing me to win the point!!! Keep up the great work Alec!!
Being in shape vs being in tennis shape are two different things.
True
Interesting observation ( I’m no super coach like Nick) but Alec uses cross step to recover only on his FH but not on his BH side. Love the vids most inspirational, nice to see a high level player get back into his groove.
His movement is not back where it needs to be due to the knees
So nice to see you both together again!!! 🎾
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Marvelous video and insight Nik!
Thank you
A lefty on Intuitive Tennis! Yes!!!!
Wow! A long time ago!
Nice video Nick!! i am a lefty so , this is definitely going to help me.. !! Again, u are always awesome at explaining the details!!
Great lesson Nick!
Great video!
I feel that as soon as his fitness improves, his tennis level will automatically increase
SMOOTH!!!!
Love your vids! How much do you normally charge for an hour lesson and where are you located? Keep it up
I wanna see alec vs ema. I think Ema will have the skill advantage but Alec will have the athletic advantage.
He uses a full western forehand grip. This seems to give him a hard time getting clean contacts consistently. Have you ever talked about his FH grip Nick?
Alec uses semi-western grip
Well, at 7:45 when you show the forehand spacing drill, it seems such an extreme western grip to me. At least 3/4 western.
Sometimes the position of the wrist in the takeback phase will make the grip look more extreme than it is. I get hundreds of comments people asking why I’m using an extreme western grip when indeed I used SW my whole life. ua-cam.com/video/q-hjcuvgGRg/v-deo.html
That serve at 21:10 is beautiful, like a sling shot.
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Hi Nick, I am an older player in my 60's, recreational level maybe 3.0 to 3.5. I do visit Florida in the winter and wondered if I could have a few sessions with you. Can you please advise where you are located, how to get in touch and costs please. Thanks
Great video and also Go Gators! 🐊🐊🐊
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Love seeing people push themselves hard, I try to keep my misses encouraged and it’s tough to watch sometimes but as soon as I tell her she has go round my legs, she puts the vacuum away and tells me to do it myself 🙄
Please use UTR ratings as they are so much more accurate
Never ever grunted …30 years of no grunts… Now I am trying to force a grunt on forehands and serves…. seems that I am hitting better…. weird…. what up with that???
John check out this video I made with Anna regarding grunting ua-cam.com/video/mjUL6HP1uHA/v-deo.html
TimThe music Man, hit the nail on the head. Dude need to rehab through exercise and diet before attempting to play serious tennis again. After that he should go on a serious fitness regiment and bring the tennis back slowly. Tim is also correct in that a person's rating is determined on 'match play' not practice play. If practice play is the standard I would be a 5.0 when in reality I am probably at a 3.0 playing level. He will find out the hard way when he try to get out there and play at the rating he stopped at. He should do a medical appeal to the USTA if he's registered, and go as low as they will allow even down to 3.5 and play his way back up. Match play doesn't lie, a person either win or they don't. Pro tennis players often drop down to a lower circuit when they come back after being out for a while as do some NBA and MLB players. Listen to your body and save yourself. If the pros do it should not everyone else?
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his knees may not withstand this high intensity... he'd better be careful and start a little slower
Fast serves and standing on the baseline and a 2 handed backhand will get you only so far, maybe a few matches here and there in whatever club you play. Players today are one dimensional, it's missing the variety and shot making, drop shots, and net volleying, even kicking a slower serve wide, all of these should be emphasized. Do everything you possibly can disrupt your opponent, don't just hit it back to them.
This poor guy has 2 knee issues and is out of breadth ? and at such a young age ? I assume he's in his 20's. I have placed several people on bone/joint rebuilding nutrients and they work miracles, but its takes time and dedication. I think he needs to correct other issues before reviving tennis. And I don't think a rating can be applied to someone without in game match play, his strokes may be a certain level, but unfortunately with the conditioning issue and the knees it's too difficult to assess a rating.
There are no special nutrients outside of what’s already available from a Whole Foods diet that promote tissue/bone regeneration. Perhaps some pseudo-science claims that are medically unsubstantiated. Thankfully our body already produces fibroblasts and osteoblasts that do just that, though their production decreases as we age. You know how we manage to increase production despite this fact, by increasing load. The entire concept of modern physical therapy. The body responds to these new external forces by reinforcing its structural anatomy on a cellular level. Medically proven beyond dispute. After a client returns to baseline strength via weights/resistance we then have to target the ballistic strength ie Sports training. If this guy had surgery then he most certainly had physical therapy and has been released to increase strengthen through more dynamic means. Which is exactly what you see here. So you’re both incorrect in your medical suggestions and tennis suggestions as seen by your many unsolicited posts on this video alone.
Wow, wow. Almost everything you mentioned was incorrect. What % of the public ingests all of the Whole Foods needed to regenerate? Answer 0%. What % of Whole Foods contain all the nutrients needed ? Answer 0%. By your analysis, the entire supplement/herb/naturopathic/nootropic world is worthless, silly, silly. I have witnessed people being injured by PT's manipulation. A relative of mine was in PT and they snapped his achilles' heel. This is a personal instance, I am sure they have done some good as well. Everyone I know who is on a supplement program has done well, everyone I know who trusted western medicine and their poison pills has suffered to some level and some passed away after receiving the unproven jab. No one suffers from a supplement program, it only helps to strengthen, restore and rebuild. Everyone I know who depends on Pharma (chemicals) ends up with terrible reactions and failed organs, anyone who elects chemo/radiation ends up passing from the so called therapy itself. This is modern western medicine at its best. PT is not a cure for all, like anything it may help and it may not help, the only real cure to regeneration and growth has to start with what is ingested, and the 'whole foods' you mentioned are not available anymore, even organic does not contain the level needed. Vitamin C alone can regenerate bone, joint, muscle tissue. Have you ever looked at the nutrition profile of a whole food (fruit or veggie) ? Most of it (90%) is water and natural sugar, the basis for inflammation and breakdown and disease. Sorry no one more, have to run.
Not a single claim you made is supported by scientific evidence and your attempt to use anecdotal experience as your only substantiation is telling. You’re so steeped in pseudoscience that discourse regarding logic, evidence, or simple intelligence would be wasted efforts. Your lack of education is insufferably palpable.
Haha, be careful now you are getting upset over bits of information. Everything you said has literal holes in it, my experience and education is in the right areas and is unmatched, I’ve helped so many people who were victims of western medicine, they have been literally poisoned by medicine’ ignorance, lies and stupidity, the king of all the dummies in western medicine was that lying Fauci, he well represented the idiocy of so called medicine. I’ll always remember taking a class in bio Chem at Harvard, it was so shocking to see the instructors who were either overweight and smokers or underweight with aged skin, and these were PhD’s and MD’s at Harvard. They were so unhealthy. 100% true. Ok, have to go, and please leave those poor chiropractors alone. I won’t have anytime to read anything nor respond. Take care. Best. 😁
what does age have to do with being out of breath? if you're not in shape, then youre out of breath quicker/easier than when in shape. Just bc youre young doesnt mean that youre in shape.
The 2 handed backhand should be eliminated, Nick should have a session on converting from two handed to one handed.
Tell that to Novak lol
@@hafadaze9046 Thats modern tennis. It's not real tennis, it's a watered down version.
what are you implying? converting to a 1 hander bc of his knee issues?
@@to174jay9 ? No. My recommendation is one handed backhand. Nick is an excellent teacher but Nick is restricted as it seems all his students have used it prior to taking his instructions. As is baseline play as well. They are all pre conditioned.
One hander puts all the pressure on one shoulder , not good for older students. It can lead to more rotator cuff issues.