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This is super interesting. Just to clarify: In your demonstration, we are pretending that the wall is the racket?

Your video's are great!!! Thanks!!

Nice job!!! Can't wait to watch all your video's!!! Thanks so much!!!

Useful, clear thanks.

Great video! Thank you.

the only video that explains it, love it! thank you so very much!

How do I get effortless power on the serve?

man you look fit and well built but still watch out with that racquet it's the ultimate arm killer (babolat pure strike 3rd gen)

Please make a video about hitting back slices. I have trouble identifying the type of incoming slices and how best to get them back consistently and strongly

Wow can’t wait to try this new insight for my strokes

Coach Will, greetings from Brazil. I generally have a good serve, but some matches I quite can’t get my serve in, when it happens i feel like im on a downward spiral where i start to miss even more than i was missing to begin with. My first serve is flat, and I miss most shots long. Is there anything I can do to reset and improve during a match?

I'm not sure whether to be happy or extremely annoyed with myself at how well this idea works. Honestly just having the mental task of paying attention to what the ball is doing helped with focus, footwork and anticipation so much

Could you do a video on poaching at the net in doubles?

GREAT TIPS!

I watch a ton of tennis bids and this is the first one I've come accross that covers this. Mind blown.

Like many others. I can't believe I haven't thought about this!

I was almost "RUclips picture perfect biased" and scrolled on for a second. But thought I'd give it a try. Excellent video, very underrated channel i.m.o. I'll be sure to check out more of your content! 🎾

Awesome, very insightful. I haven’t really thought about this before. Thanks again!

Except if you're Federer then you can take the ball on the rise in defensive position, on the BH side, and still can redirect down the line for a winner.

Yes, another thing to realize is that your court position has a large bearing on this. If you are rallying from 7 feet behind the baseline, you will be more successful hitting a ton of topspin, like Rafa. If you are inside the baseline, the better stroke is more linear, like Mannarino. So be aware that your depth of position on the court will dictate which angle the ball is likely to come at you.

I feel he is not only a coach but a super-talented person. His whole body moves like a spring almost without leg working.

Outstanding explanation. Sounds like you were educated as an engineer and "saw the light" to teach/coach tennis. Well played, Sir!

good moonballs arent overheadable though. These are high bslls which isnt the same as a moonball.

This is soooo important!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

How come I did not subscribed yet… duh..

Great job here

this is so true... sometimes we are thinking too much about our swing path but we should be thinking abou tthe path of the ball coming and leaving the racket

Ahah, this detail explains a lot! Many years playing and quite a few lessons I’ve never heard this mentioned.

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Very useful info and well-presented. 1st time viewer, think I'll be back! Thx - JD, Canada

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This is brilliant content. As a self-learning tennis player on RUclips, I thought the video title is a click-bait like many others at first, but after watching, I am surprised how useful and unique concept this is. So simple yet often overlooked. A little suggestion to change the video title that may hook more viewers like me is giving it the keyword of the video , for example "Use LAUNCH ANGLE to immediately reduce error". Many thanks Will, for the information you delivered today!

Great tip, thanks! I'll be thinking about this next time on the court.

Good insight

I have been a tennis coach for 28 years, and this video is super smart, players that will understand and follow this tip will improve their consistency for sure 👌🏻🎾

In other words .. be aware of angle of reflection.. (intermediate skills). You can hit flat or spin on either ball simply adjust the angle of your strings at contact point to cope with the angle the ball is arriving at. I don’t want my stroke dictated by the angle the ball is coming I want to dictate to my opponent with my spin choices. Just sayin 🤷

Outstanding stuff Will! Give us please some more serve related content. Maybe more of serve + 1 and return + 1 drills.

Great tip and great ball machine.

Perfect, my friend. This is the point 👏👏👏

When you call rise or fall does it mean at the height of the net or at the heigth of the player?

Wow, this is one that makes me wonder how on earth I never realized it before. Beautifully and strikingly true and simple. That said, realizing is one thing and correcting another, but the second is impossible without the first.

If they run it back this offseason, NOT WATCHING THE KINGS THIS YEAR!

That was VERY helpful..Thank you for this..!!!

They are all technically in descent when you hit them, in this video, however the point is well=made about when to make contact with the ball.

Once again, an excellent video, insightful and explained in a clear and easy to implement manner. Great job!

Very helpful video, never thought about that aspect before.

Now I know why I do so much errors in my tennis game 😂 thank you this video is very informative and useful

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Great video. Thank you

Thank you