Fundamentals of playing is taught here. I am going to watch this particular video multiple times as the coach is teaching me the process of building speed in my game.

Thanks a lot! I will try this today. My backhand flick is okay, but I have to improve my forehand flick. Nice tipps. Thank you Ferenc and Tom. Stay healthy.

Earlier this morning I was working on my forehand flick and my loop (based on one of your 2017 videos). Made a point is listening to the sound at contact - quiet versus a loud block. Have come to love the Joola rubber sheet I got from you - thanks again. Played in 1st USATT sanctioned tournament this past weekend. Has been two years since I played in a sanctioned tournament. I'm still rusty but did ok at the tournament (ok, I did not win but I did play well).

More great advice from you guys. Thanks Tom.

Great video, always learning something new.😀Thanks.

Happy that Ferenc notes this is a difficult/advanced technique cause i have much problem with this move. Thanks both for helping the community around the World , cheers from Canada.

@TomLodziak

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's a tough shot this one. There is a small margin of error. The key for me is making contact when the ball is at the peak of the bounce. This gives you the best chance of making the shot.

@eloimumford5247

2 жыл бұрын

@@TomLodziak ,as saying goes : '' Triumph without peril brings no glory.''

thank you, Tom! :)

great tip :) loved it thanks to you both

Missed this! Back to practice 👍🏾

very helpful, video thank you very much.

great ！thank.cant wait to try it

Jó volt egy Magyar játékost látni! :) (Magyarul is lehet ám mondani az instrukciókat! :) ) Jó játékot Ferenc!

as a thank you for your videos I bought your book :)

Tom a Great video again, I enjoy your and your guests coaches advice. Check you index finger on your Forehand its pointing down towards the tip of the bat.

good tips. you are expert

Nice , thanks 🇮🇶🌹

Thank you so much for Excellent Videos, especially for a beginner like me. Is it possible to make a video on 'How to gauge, how much spin an incoming ball has on it?'. Does this split-second-judgement come only with practice, and has to be perfected over a long period of time?

@TomLodziak

2 жыл бұрын

At first, it is definitely challenging to read the amount of spin and react accordingly. Your eyes see the spin, but the brain processing is too slow, and your body finds it hard to adjust. But over time, you will find it easier. It will become instinctive. You will see that it is heavy or light spin and your muscle memory will take over and play the correct stroke. So you need lots of practice and patience but you will find it easier over time. Here's a video which may help. I made this a couple of years ago with Mark Mitchell and he gives a few tips about reading spin: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hI5h1bWIfbafqKg.html

Has anybody told you before, that you sound almost exactly like Matt Easton? (not a bad thing) Love your content, btw

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Very god tom

New perspective. kzread.info/dash/bejne/k3Wcp5WqctC_k5s.html

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I wanna play Tom🤘😛

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