Hahaha, I'm glad you find the videos insightful! I've personally made all of these mistakes so you're not alone. Just keep putting in the reps and let your passion pull you forward toward the next level. Thanks for watching! - Dayday
@@RacquetFlex You could do it with mics as you play so you can vocalise your tactics, say where you made a mistake, or just congratulate the other one on a good shot.
Awesome instruction, very detailed and log enough to cover everything. He knows everything we struggle with in the court.The production is another level, so professional. Made my mind to be a member.
I've been playing tennis for 20 years and I'm a good player. But I've learned SOOOO much from watching your videos. It's like getting to listen in on the training that pros get without paying $100/hr. And yes, I refer everyone who will listen to your channel. From the bottom of my Tennis Heart.....THANK YOU BROTHA !!
Hi guys, I am deeply grateful to you all for your videos. I wish I could meet you in person. You helped me a lot to teach great training to my daughters. They are 11 and 8 years old, and we three just love to watch your videos and listen to your advices. Greeting from a Spanish family living in Istanbul, Turkey.
This is one of my very favorite of your videos, and I have been following you from jump street. Love the emphasis on preparation and footwork before the swing!
My favourite videos about tennis. These guys are just super positive and clear in their instructions. I will never play like them, but I definitely enjoy imagining myself playing the way they do
Yes, that's me at 2:14. Happened in two 3rd set tiebreakers this week. I will definitely practice this. Maybe with a reflex ball too. I got a video suggestion, fixing a service glitch a very common problem. I've had lessons with many pros & none have been able to correct it. I could post a video.
Love this bc I always run up thinking imma win the point always to just hit it out haha 😆 now I’m knowing the footwork pattern can’t wait to get back out there
Volleys or backhand slice, especially new vs. old style. Return of serve (beyond strokes): wide serves, body serves, where to stand, when to land (pro vs. amateur), first move, recovery, etc.
0:23 Damn you've really nailed the Federer serve! I lost a league match yesterday overshooting short balls, shame I didn't catch this but defo my new homework.
You guys have helped me up my game immensely. Thanks for the great content as always. I like the fact you mentioned that the intentions shouldn’t be to hit a winner. Instead it’s to pressure your opponent and finish with a volley if possible. This was great advice as I would always try hitting with a ton of power towards the line and missing.
Just 👍 & SUBSCRIBED 🤗. You make tennis fun, very inspiring, makes me want to improve by implementing all that you’re teaching. Thanks! Wish i could have you drill me in person.
hi, great video as always. I got a question again. so all the demos in the video is hitting on the rise. sometimes the incoming ball is loopy or short, so I can't move up in time to catch it on the rise. instead I have to hit it when it is coming down from the peak, but could still be shoulder high. so is there any difference in technique between hitting on the rise and hitting on the descend? i always feel hitting the descend is more difficult to create power and therefore my technique tends to fall apart. any tips for this? thanks again.
Hi, I’m ntrp 3.5 player and I noticed when I play the approach shots, I usually use my right foot to hop like you show @8:28 and @8:35 instead of using left foot like you do. Is there a difference in these two hopping steps and/or which situation you use a particular one than the other?
It seems like lots of you splendid online instructors make videos on putting away high short balls . but mainly from the forehand side. Even this amazing bit of work, though backhand prep is mentioned, kind of abandons that wing partway through. Would love to see a video on this subject that focuses on putting away those short/high/crazy-making one and two-handed backhand short ball ass-whuppin'!
Your videos are the synthesis of fantastic instruction and analysis while being highly entertaining. Your love for tennis and teaching shines like sunlight. Thank you! 🤘🙂
Great video - I noticed that you were using left hand and right hand forehands (no backhands) in the clips at the beginning of the video. Are you naturally ambidextrous (able to use both hands equally well) or did you train your non-dominant hand (and if so, would you recommend others to do the same)?
I approach a high ball with a standard semi-western circular up-swing. With the Contact Point on the lower 1/3rd of the strings, then finish with a Carioca-hop. The ball has high top spin, and it kicks up high, forcing the opponent to hit with a weak return, or missing the shot completely.
If you practice this content properly, you can definitely raise the level of your tennis. Keep it up guys, you're doing great.
No! He is talking about me!🤣🤣🤣
Love this guy , every mistake he mentions is what I’m doing on the courts. Feel just like he talks about me😭
Hahaha, I'm glad you find the videos insightful! I've personally made all of these mistakes so you're not alone. Just keep putting in the reps and let your passion pull you forward toward the next level. Thanks for watching! - Dayday
Don't feel bad. I have to watch this video too.😄
Hands-down the highest quality tennis instruction on UA-cam.
I am just so grateful that the video instructions of this level are on UA-cam for free. Best tennis channel out on the internet, by far!! 😄😁
Thanks Jake!!
Y'all should play a match against each other and put it on the channel. Do commentary on the match while watching it with us
That's a great idea and sounds like a lot of fun! Will definitely add it to our list.
@@RacquetFlex You could do it with mics as you play so you can vocalise your tactics, say where you made a mistake, or just congratulate the other one on a good shot.
Awesome instruction, very detailed and log enough to cover everything. He knows everything we struggle with in the court.The production is another level, so professional. Made my mind to be a member.
I've been playing tennis for 20 years and I'm a good player. But I've learned SOOOO much from watching your videos. It's like getting to listen in on the training that pros get without paying $100/hr. And yes, I refer everyone who will listen to your channel. From the bottom of my Tennis Heart.....THANK YOU BROTHA !!
Valeu!
Fast paced and clear. Varied tips and techniques. Incredible content!
Hi guys, I am deeply grateful to you all for your videos. I wish I could meet you in person. You helped me a lot to teach great training to my daughters. They are 11 and 8 years old, and we three just love to watch your videos and listen to your advices. Greeting from a Spanish family living in Istanbul, Turkey.
Watched this video a dozen times and love it every time.
So the video I would really love to see is DayDay vs Daytri!!! Make it happen. Add a strategy and analysis section and it will be liked by thousands!
What a great session, guys. Really helpful and clear, I particularly enjoyed the detailed footwork patterns. Thanks guys.
The presenter's goofy laugh gives me life ❤
Thanks a lot. The forward movement with cross steps is a great advice.
This is one of my very favorite of your videos, and I have been following you from jump street. Love the emphasis on preparation and footwork before the swing!
My favourite videos about tennis. These guys are just super positive and clear in their instructions. I will never play like them, but I definitely enjoy imagining myself playing the way they do
Brilliant, agree with this. Players need to spend way more time on Short balls🔥🔥✅✅
What are some drill to his consistent top spin hits
really nice drill, will try it
Yes, that's me at 2:14. Happened in two 3rd set tiebreakers this week. I will definitely practice this. Maybe with a reflex ball too. I got a video suggestion, fixing a service glitch a very common problem. I've had lessons with many pros & none have been able to correct it. I could post a video.
Great tips, awesome graphics, split screens and inserting footage. You guys work hard at these. Thanks
Most helpful tennis content I’ve ever seen. Just amazing
such a good video for both low/high level players. GREAT
You are great, guys! Keep up the good work! Greetings from Argentina
Hi Augustín! Thanks so much for watching. 🙌
Love this bc I always run up thinking imma win the point always to just hit it out haha 😆 now I’m knowing the footwork pattern can’t wait to get back out there
Use my link glnk.io/zn33/racquetflex for $15 off your first month of Gainful's subscription 🙂 Also, let me know what video you guys want to see next!
Volleys or backhand slice, especially new vs. old style.
Return of serve (beyond strokes): wide serves, body serves, where to stand, when to land (pro vs. amateur), first move, recovery, etc.
0:23 Damn you've really nailed the Federer serve!
I lost a league match yesterday overshooting short balls, shame I didn't catch this but defo my new homework.
Thanks Harry! Yea we've all been there, haha. Hopefully this video will definitely help you out then! Great luck on your future training 😉
I really want to know what‘s in the sky at 3:53？
Always great information on your videos. If I lived closer...would definitely take lessons with you guys.
@RacquetFlex - thanks for another outstanding video. Question: what is your approach shot strategy/recommrndation for low and slow mid court balls?
Good channel to improve my English and my tennis skills.
How i didn't find this before ! Perfect guys ! Awesome video !
wow what a great educational video! you explained everything so clearly and kept it very lightweight and positive!
who could possibly dislike a great instructional video like this?
You guys have helped me up my game immensely. Thanks for the great content as always. I like the fact you mentioned that the intentions shouldn’t be to hit a winner. Instead it’s to pressure your opponent and finish with a volley if possible. This was great advice as I would always try hitting with a ton of power towards the line and missing.
thanks for this guy, Footwork very fast
This guy is a gem! Awesome content, very clear, knowledgeable and to the point. Great job!
Awesome video thank you!
Good video, preparation first and set up be ready for the second shot.
Love the focus on footwork
You hit the ball really hard. Will definitely be watching more of your videos!
definitely the funniest tennis professor in internet !! Good approach tip though
Just 👍 & SUBSCRIBED 🤗. You make tennis fun, very inspiring, makes me want to improve by implementing all that you’re teaching. Thanks! Wish i could have you drill me in person.
Excellent, thank you!
you have a crazy channel. you deserve far more followers.
You guys are solving for me so many now formerly unconscious riddles. Awesome 👏 THX 🙏!!!
Great video. Thanks for creating this quality content.
8:20 this is what I'm exactly struggling with.. Hitting into net and then getting tight.. Definitely got to practice this alot lol
Well explained, even the smallest detail.. Thank you so much racquetflex 🥰❣️❣️.. keep up the good work 🙌👏
Love your video! What's your blade 98 v7 setup?
Good one Man, I like the growing level of complexity and self-aflicted humor:)
Thanks! We enjoy making them 😊
You a great instructor. Awesome videos.
This is amazing ty!
Nice one! Thanks
Thanks for making it simple and easy to understand!!!
world class content
You guys put out terrific content. Lots to think about here, which I desperately needed. Thanks!
Great tips !!
hi, great video as always. I got a question again. so all the demos in the video is hitting on the rise. sometimes the incoming ball is loopy or short, so I can't move up in time to catch it on the rise. instead I have to hit it when it is coming down from the peak, but could still be shoulder high. so is there any difference in technique between hitting on the rise and hitting on the descend? i always feel hitting the descend is more difficult to create power and therefore my technique tends to fall apart. any tips for this? thanks again.
I just buggy whip the silly thing if its gonna be difficult and stubborn.
This video was very helpful. Thanks!
Awesome video and instruction! Love the bloopers at the end too😂
Love your videos. So informative and ITS NOT DRAGGING! Good editing, good good good. Also, yas you are sooo informative.
This bro is awesome. I love you bro!
This dude is so lucid 🔥🔥🔥
Very cool content and organized roll-out.
It's so refreshing to see actual very advanced players coaching tennis online!😍Did any of you guys get any ATP points?
very professional video work
Great Lesson
You guys are awesome! Thanks!
Excellent!
Great lesson!
Thank you!
Thanks a lot
Really good stuff. Gonna share with my daughter too.
excellent material!
Hi, I’m ntrp 3.5 player and I noticed when I play the approach shots, I usually use my right foot to hop like you show @8:28 and @8:35 instead of using left foot like you do. Is there a difference in these two hopping steps and/or which situation you use a particular one than the other?
Excellent lesson!
Great video love all the useful tips and tricks
It seems like lots of you splendid online instructors make videos on putting away high short balls . but mainly from the forehand side. Even this amazing bit of work, though backhand prep is mentioned, kind of abandons that wing partway through. Would love to see a video on this subject that focuses on putting away those short/high/crazy-making one and two-handed backhand short ball ass-whuppin'!
Buen video.
Se lo mostraré a mi hijo de 11 años !!
👍🏽👍👍🏾🇪🇸🇪🇦🇪🇦
Bro, your shots are amazing! Can I ask about racquet and string? Looks like a great fit for club level players. Thanks!
Your videos are the synthesis of fantastic instruction and analysis while being highly entertaining. Your love for tennis and teaching shines like sunlight. Thank you! 🤘🙂
It was funny I was just having an issue with this type of ball, I would always just moon ball it or snipe it into the net. Thank you!!!
I'm glad I can help Aiden! Thanks for watching - Dayday
Great lessons aside, the positive vibe is contagious. Well done guys!
Love your videos, please post more, thanks
Great video! This will help me tomorrow!
Thanks! Great luck on your training tomorrow 👍
Hi Dayday, Where are you teaching privately in Long Beach?
Great video!
good tips man
Great video - I noticed that you were using left hand and right hand forehands (no backhands) in the clips at the beginning of the video. Are you naturally ambidextrous (able to use both hands equally well) or did you train your non-dominant hand (and if so, would you recommend others to do the same)?
What is in the sky at 3:32?
Slick, to the point advices! Thanks for that, sub'd!
I love you high quality content. Thank you!
I approach a high ball with a standard semi-western circular up-swing. With the Contact Point on the lower 1/3rd of the strings, then finish with a Carioca-hop. The ball has high top spin, and it kicks up high, forcing the opponent to hit with a weak return, or missing the shot completely.
Wow great explanation thanks ☺️
This is great stuff, definitely great tips and drills.
great tips dudes!
Very nice video.
ı enjoy watching your videos,.you are spreading good info with positive energy! thank you
Thanks so much for your kind words! 🙏 You as well!
Awesome video...
Really letting your hair flow for the thumbnail, I love it 💁♂️