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@jeffreymitchell

2 жыл бұрын

Great video as always. Love playing those that are trying to over-exaggerate their topspin as it seems to always land short and I can just step in and be aggressive. Can't wait to see what is next on your teaching series trilogy. Tried to sign up for Clay's app as it seemed interesting but looks like his beta program already closed so couldn't access it.

@emjay2045

2 жыл бұрын

Ummm. What happened to that “Del Po forehand” that you gonna change to?

@svlagonda7417

2 жыл бұрын

This series of videos has been excellent. 10/10.

@xzchen3977

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Karue, your training guide in patreon is great though there doesn’t seem to be much update since May, looking forward to more!

@omah0814

Жыл бұрын

hrkhーjーhjhm😮❤

"but again, i'm a pro" hahahaha you're awesome, best tennis channel ever!

You're a phenomenal teacher Karue 👍 I love how clearly you can express the details and ideas from your extensive tennis knowledge. I'm sure the algorithm will treat you well with these groundstroke lessons

@nilswatenphul5165

2 жыл бұрын

Perfectly put, can simply agree!

This is such an important lesson for amateurs trying to improve consistency. It forces you to slow down and have control so you can speed up once you get the fundamentals right. Thanks Karue!

Best way to wake up is with a new tennis hq video

@KaruesellHQ

3 жыл бұрын

🙌🏼🙌🏼

@watcher687

2 жыл бұрын

Also best way to go to bed is with a new tennis HQ video here down under

this series has genuinely helped me so much, but another thing i still need to work on is footwork and how to prepare for a shot. if you could make a video about that, that would be so helpful! thanks so much

Great tip! I always tell my students when they’re getting carried away, 70-80% is better than 110%.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

I'm glad I do the things you said naturally, just because it felt smooth, and I got quality balls. The tips I got from coaches were mostly on other areas, serve, volley, and return of serve. My foot work also came naturally, so I didn't get many corrections there. I think playing soccer helps. Your feet are constantly moving taking many steps, to try to get in the best position.

This is literally everything that is wrong with my forehand groundstrokes. Went and practiced my forehand with getting as much time with the ball on the strings and was amazed the difference it made, especially accuracy. Great lesson.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

That is awesome to hear! Long contact is super important

You know us so well, my friend. These were very helpful vids. Focusing on slowing my upper body way down but keeping the lower body aggressive helped a lot. And the overthinking of the stroke...a disease. You're providing a good service here. Keep up the excellent work.

Great series Karue! I really appreciate that you emphasize that what is happening at contact is the most important part of the swing. I would like to see that part broken down even more and talking about things like racket head angle, extension through contact, and the effect of different swing planes or how a shallow versus steep low to high swing compares.

I coach high school tennis and I really like this channel. The format is very engaging and the instruction is excellent. Karue really makes everything clear and easy to apply.

Amazing! really love this series. Helped me really hit my rally ball during match play. One thing I would say for folks try to control your breathing. Really helped me calm down during match play

I hit with power & heavy top spin. Biggest leap I ever made was learning how to control my depth better. Once again you've provided A++++ content.

I very much like that you summarized the key take-aways from each lesson at the end of the respective video. That really helps remember the points you mentioned and facilitates trying them out on the court; thanks a lot!

I love playing people who play with heaps of spin, gives me plenty of time to catch up to balls that are landing short, even if they are dominating the rally and I’m defending for my life, as soon as they let me off the hook with that one shot it allows me to take control. I find it much harder when they play with more pace but less spin because it comes on to me and harder to not hit it long

I feel like this should be the first lesson anyone ever gets in tennis… at beginner levels coaches alway push topspin but it’s not the most important thing… smooth strokes with good contact and consistent depth is the base of any good stroke the topspin just another level on top the base stroke. 5 years in my tennis journey and I am only fully getting to grips with this understanding of how tennis stokes fundamentally should work.

Excelent advices! Congratiulation! Excelent tennis channel! The quality of information is very high and very well explained! Good job, man. Keep it that way! Waiting for your next video! A big fan from Roumania!

Was waiting for this!! Thank you!!!

Thanks Karue! I’ve been focused on depth over topspin ever since I found your channel. It’s been so helpful in my match results for both singles and doubles 😎

@19universe81

2 жыл бұрын

Just thought the exact same thing when I discovered this channel. First time an online coach tells the truth about what can really help an amateur player.

Just found your channel. Loved the 3 part series on groundstroke consistency. Gotta say you identified exactly my three ongoing problems-backing up, preoccupation with racket speed, overthinking racket swing. Great stuff. Hope it works.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Let us know how it goes!

I just have found your channel. I really like your teaching, full of tips. I am not so young (I started playing with those heavy wood rackets) and I am discovering that the core of the playing is still the same of my youth: Keeping the pace, the mind, and the ball in playing, Thank you very much for the videos. Cheers from Argentina

Great video Karue !!! Love your perspective on things 👍

LOL you're talking about me 100%. I am also prone to more mishits by doing excessive topspin. Because my shots kept landing short, it was easy for my opponents to go even more aggressive. I've watched parts 1-3 a second time and I think my game is now closer to what you've been advising. Thanks, brother!

I'm so glad i found you!!! Everything makes sense, all the mistakes you mentioned in all 3 parts i made. Thanks

These videos have helped me so much!!! Thank you

Katie you have made this so easy for me to understand. I’ve watched so many videos and they just overwhelmed me or didn’t understand. And I see some mistakes even I make right now and will definitely try to fix on the court.

Tomaz (Feel Tennis) talks about not “firing” your shots, like shooting a gun, where everything happens all at once - BANG! Instead, think about “swinging”, like heaving a heavy garbage bag over the fence (and into your neighbour’s yard!). Preparing early helps eliminate that rushed feeling that causes us to take a herky-jerky, last-minute SWIPE at the ball, like we’re trying to swat mosquitos, instead of a pro bowler delivering the perfect strike: he takes a few quick steps up to the line, letting the ball slowly rock back, then swing forward, accelerating, delivering the ball and finishing with his hand held high. Not unlike a good forehand, no? If you don’t have at least your unit turn completed by the time the ball bounces, you’re late. Patrick Mouratoglou even preaches moving towards the ball only AFTER you’ve finished your unit turn. And it’s so easy, all you have to decide is left or right, forehand or backhand, it only takes milliseconds. After that, the rest is so much easier. But you DO have to make that funny little “vroom vroom” sound that Tomaz makes when sweeping an imaginary broom to simulate gradual acceleration. Hey brothers and sisters, to get better at tennis, you gotta check your pride at the door...

Wow, really breaking through some things I had totally misunderstood. Thanks very much, great vid

Good content. I'm looking forward to see how this channel progresses. Good tips so far for an amateur like myself.

I know this video is like 2 years old, but THANK YOU for confirming the wrist thing as a pro player! Too many KZread channels have spread the misinformation about wrist usage. I see it more as BEING USED than the player actively USING it. Low-level friends I play with occasionally keep saying, "I just need more wrist action!" Lol

@KaruesellHQ

8 ай бұрын

I can’t stand the whole wrist/lag BS online. It is just a natural movement if you commit to accelerating. You need to allow the wrist to have mobility of course, but it is the last thing I think about when swinging my racket

@MrPeterJin

8 ай бұрын

MY MAN. THANK YOU. I have always felt like I was the only one with those around me. You've no idea how comforting it is to have a person and a player like you confirm it! Excited to keep following your channel!

I have the EXACT problems you are addressing here & the other 2 parts of the series. Thank you so much! I think i will improve now

Great stuff!!! Keep it up!!!!

thanks for the helpful videos Mark

Great videos, Karue! The way you explain these things is very clear for me to understand and helps a lot!

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Just getting back into the sport, recent subscriber. I watched all 3 parts. Love your channel and your work, thank you 🙏

Thanks again for the teaching. I wi definitely try t improve my strokes. Looking forward more videos.

Loved these top 3 tips. They are.... on the ball! ;) Amazing!!!

Thank you very much for these tips! Hope they can help me get to the next level 🙏🏽

This is extremely helpful! Thanks mytennishq

brilliant serie, thanks for sharing

Karue, your content is very engaging and thoughtful, these particular videos are useful for me. Keep up your great work and sharing your passion.

Fantastic video man, so helpful, thank you!

Thanks for the video - Really helpful tips!

"I'm a PRO, I can do this."😂 Karue what string and tension you got in that VC95? I'm loving my 2021 vc95, everyone who tries my racquet gives compliments about it.

Love this video. My coach back in high school told me to focus on producing topspin so it's hard for the opponent to return. I was a true beginner then and I guess it works fine on lower levels but I kinda developed this bad habit of producing too much topspin whenever I wanted it or not. It's like how you put it: trying to run before having learned how to walk.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Precisely. Early on players struggle with but with time they actually enjoy it

Great lesson Man! Glad that i found your channel! Subscribed

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

thank you!!

Great video! I actually do a lot of mistakes described in video and will try to use your tips to work on consistency

Dude this has hampered my game bigtime! The way you broke it down was brilliant...Appreciate you dude

so good brother,,thank you for the great series

Love it. Your a great help. Regards from Lithuania.

Thanks Sir. Best advice I ever get watching Part 1, 2 and 3.

Great tips as always Karue!

awesome video!!! Spot on. It happens to me a lot. Too many jerky moves and too much spin exageration. Thanks man.

@KaruesellHQ

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to help 👍🏼

Adrian Court would approve of your advice given in your series of 3 videos. (He's head coach at Edgemont Athletic in Calgary). He coaches with this philosophy too.

The last couple of weeks I've really been working more on my forehand, and know that mentally, I've been trying to increase speed of my racquet and shorten stroke. So, I'll relax and extend a bit per your instructions. Thanks!

Really helped change the dynamic of my forehand on a previous video. This video very helpful too, thanks bro!

Great tips. Thanks

Thank you Karue, please keep this channel going!

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Will do!

Your videos are incredible!! Best tennis youtuber BY FAR

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words!

like his calm voice and tone.

Awesome! That backhand reminds me of Nalbandian. The best.

great content! cant believe this is all free :D Thank you Carue! You're helping me hit better for sure and we never met :)

Great advice!

Good insights. Much appreciated.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hello: I break it down for my students in the x-y-z plane system. We want to provide and drive into the target ( + x plane), but to rise over the net, the player needs a (+ y) vertical plane force. The excessive amount of “topspin generation” generally results in a pullover into the z plane- away from the target line ( transverse plane = rotation). We want to minimize the amount of z plane input. The type of shot, penetrating through the court or a high arc shot - will depend on the ration of x/y, each shot requiring a bit of each. Love your content, I use it constantly.

Great explanation!

Indeed, really helpful advice. It’s these basics that help me improve my game. On this cheerful note: any chance you could create a video/series on serving? Half of the time it’s the first stroke of the game and I would love to see an in depth tutorial about how to improve my serve. Ty and keep up the good work.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I will definitely work on it

This is logical but I needed to hear it for some reason, I really like this guy

Nice advices!

I think the best advice was: "Don't overthink it." I find myself all too often trying to breakdown my swing into too many distinct steps. Be fluid instead! Thanks for the great tutorial!

Great video ! cheers

Awesome! Thank you

Great stuff - thanks

Great video love it

Rustic Park! I love it. Great lesson too.

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Hey man, just saw this video and loved it. you got a new subscriber..

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

this video really helped!!! when i record my forehand on the court my racket after it hit the ball always go alot up and way toooo less into the ball, this video really brought my attention to this problem and yeah thanks for your help!

Yo, love what you’re doing Karue! The format of playing at such a high yet controlled level, whilst simultaneously commentating is really great and quite rare. I think you could do with a little higher pace in the videos though. Sometimes it comes out a bit slow and repetitive. But keep up the good work!

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I know. I lose my train of thought sometimes while hitting and it can get repetitive. But that is the format I like. I save the fast pace stuff for social media. If you watch a lesson here, I want everything to be covered

@severinrisan9006

2 жыл бұрын

@@KaruesellHQ Okay I see. I know you’ll improve the more videos you make, and things will go even more smoothly in the future🎾💪

Here's my comment! I think this is exactly what I needed, thank you!

good points!

Mate these videos are unreall!! Have you done one about how far to stand behind the baseline against different players?

Top tips!

This channel needs more subs for sure

Great video and awesome tips but a quick request. Could you do a video about taking the ball on the rise from your experience as a pro i.e. when to do it and tips for doing it. Thanks!

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, will work on that

Bravo, I break my swing so early because I am always thinking top spin top spin, I am going to try your tips from this lesson

great advice

Very good videos, my son and me enjoy watching your videos

Thank u 4 your work, so interesting🤸🏃🚶

@KaruesellHQ

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome video. I fall into this trap of too much racquet head speed all the time.

Yo, thank you so much for these series! I really feel major improvements in my groundstrokes after using all the tips. Can you also do serves, returns, and volleys in this format too?

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Yep! Most likely returns next

@tiddyt6527

2 жыл бұрын

@@KaruesellHQ Aw heck yeah! Super stoked for returns

awesome stuff...

Another great video. Can you give me some tips on racket face open at contact? I’m sure I’m not the only one here having this problem. Thanks 🙏👍

Great video!!! Once you undersrand the concept, but you are so used to that fast wrist motion, how can you practice the entire body move to improve your strokes?

Amazing!!

The most frustrating thing about these videos is that they nail all of my groundstroke deficiencies on the head. You should invite me on the channel so I can demonstrate what all these shortcomings look like at the same time.

Screw Topcourt, this is real instruction. Not some promo to make you feel like you can win Wimbledon. Karue is one of the best out there teaching that real shit.

I wish I found this series years ago, literally game changing

@KaruesellHQ

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!!

THE BEST COACHH!!!!!!!!!

Good video! Do you have any tips or drills/exercises to help players develop the feel of using the correct sequence of muscles and joints to develop a fluid swing, especially for players who muscle the ball and to stop breaking the wrist?