The official channel of Hammer It Tennis. Learn the Hammer It Method, from Coach Daniel Dodson, creator of Hammer It Tennis. Coach Daniel has worked with many tennis players of all levels and abilities and discovered the Hammer It Method helps players achieve the most consistency with greater power, by using highly efficient and strong body positions. By learning these developmental techniques, players have been able to develop their ground strokes, serves, and volleys into weapons on the court!
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This has always been one of my favorite videos. I just noticed now the Tournagrip on the sledgehammer. 🤠
If you drop racquet like that, I am wondering how you can add a lot of spin. This may work for beginners, but not for advanced players.
The face angle of the racquet relative to the path of the racquet is how spin is created.
These are great forehand concepts rarely explained in great detail! Amazing content
Newsflash ! Girls develop earlier than boys.Its a hormonal fact.So maybe dont push young bouys into doing retarded stuff they cant and should not do
Basically, just tilt bro
Keep practicing
This is how Berrettini serves. Great video! How do you hit a slice serve?
Great video!
Love your videos, one of the small number on KZread who gives reasoning behind things backed by physics
@@cha1ny104 thank you! Glad you appreciate the content!
Just found out that I can use my Head Pro grips twice. Awesome, thanks!
@@Archyzor glad to help!
Just watch best players Fed Nadal or Djokovic. You just follwo them dont get too technical if they can win all theae grand slams then thats enough to win. Only what u need fitness and hunger with right mentality
the thing about high balls is you have to reach it, the essential thing about what you are doing here is stretching your whole arm to hit the ball which gives you the distance to that height, on low balls you can afford to have the ball to be close to you, but on high balls you have to give the ball the maximum distance from your body which is what you are trying to explain here.
WoW Thank You this a super clear explanation the best Video to this and I watched a bunch
@@mgm380 thank you!
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one of the best videos on handling high balls. great explanations and demonstrations
@@stratuspei9405 thank you!
Good video, very nice to watch! 😊
Thank you!
This is very impressive lesson. Excellent!
Thanks!
@@HammerItTennis for sure I will use the taking it above the shoulders tilt tonite in my ladder match .
Reusing the grip is new to me. I'm going to give it a try. Also some people fold in half the first part of the grip.
How does Slinger ball machine works on clay courts. Any issues with balls getting soiled with sand?
Music is worthless.
awesome
Такое ощущение, что с тобой разговаривает самый наглый хамовитый гопник... Вот такой американский язык. Против английского ничего не имею против.
If the racquet face is nearly vertical at contact, does it mean you necessarily contact the “back” of the ball, since the racquet is a flat plane and the ball is a sphere? It feels impossible to contact the top half of the ball, unless the racquet is severely closed. What I mean is, if the racquet is exactly vertical relative to the ground at contact, then the ball must necessarily be impacted at the exact equator behind the ball, regardless of swing path. Am I missing something?
Check out this video about the equator of the ball: Make your shots more consistent! Understanding how the ball equator effects TOPSPIN! kzread.info/dash/bejne/eIqDmbh6p9XFg9Y.html
Do you extend outwards at the 45 angle? Or you extend straight towards the net? I feel like when I “extend” it feels like I’m “pushing”
I think you kind of address this in the video where you say you extend slightly to the right
@@s2lai as your hitting the shot, the head of the racquet should begin to extend out toward the right slightly. With the rotation of your shoulders this gets the racquet toward the target. If you feel like you’re pushing it’s because your hands and the racquet head are moving together instead of racquet head passing the handle and using the leverage of the racquet.
Wow, thank you so much for helping me understand what I was doing wrong.
Thank you for this very detailed vid. This was my fourth to watch and the only one that actually shows what you’re doing. ❤
Thank you! I’m glad it helped!
How are this years re-release going to be different?
Looks like this years may just be a re-release
To answer my own question.. this years release has an aged look on the mid sole.
@@MrDominic152 I see that now here’s a more detailed look sneakerbardetroit.com/nike-air-tech-challenge-2-hot-lava-2024/
Hello. Thanks for the tutorial. Why don't you allow us to add your videos at our Playlists ?
I think you should be able! I do not have any restrictions on my end. May be a viewer location issue? I’m not sure! Thanks for watching!
@@HammerItTennis I really love your videos. Keep up the good work
One of my favourite ladies no. 1. Sorely missed on the women's tour
Sure. I am pretty sure she would still be no. 1 today. Awesome talent.
I have just changed the grip the first time and it looks very cool, thank you :-)
Have you tried Diadem extra duty tennis balls ?
Wanted to know if you could compare Dunlop extra duty vs Penn tour extra duty ball. I heard that some people say its not the same ball they use at tournaments. Please let me know. Love the videos.
To tell my 4 year old to just look at the ball while its coming is the task of maximum difficulty. anything for their focus and attention on the ball will be of great help.
Maybe try utilizing the bounce and catch game kzread.info/dash/bejne/gpmTrqyFnce0fdY.htmlsi=aEvX1Nj7VzpNnHq7 this will help them focus on the ball to catch which should then translate over to watching to hit!
@@HammerItTennis thanks a lot for the prompt reply. Appreciate your Effort and love for the game.
@@sunnydutt6878 thank you! Hope this helps!
Great video. I'm trying to learn how to play on European clay and have been really struggling with high topspin returns which are so much higher than on hard courts.
Thank you! Hope this helps you take control of the point!
Good video
It looks small and overpriced.
Are u the Shawn Clement of Tennis?😜
Sadly, there is not one single Slingerbag available for purchase, anywhere in the United States, and the company has no idea when they will have any in stock. This is as of 4/15/2024.
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Where can I buy?
www.teematetennis.com/. This is the website but not sure if they are in production or not.
literally my first time ever playing tennis and I had to change the grip on my friends old rackets, video helped me get it first try!!!
Thank you Sir but do you have a video that shows how to apply a “replacement grip” to a Wilson Blade v8 or v9 please? This is a nightmare because the end of the butt cap is round and the tape does not stick down when you fold it over as the adhesive only covers the centre of the grip. Poor design by Wilson.
Sorry, but that is not a proper technique.
Will give it ago - thanks for presenting this. What about in wheelchair tennis ?
The arm and shoulder mechanics would still be the same! I haven’t worked with anyone specifically playing wheelchair tennis, so I’m not familiar with how the non-dominant arm works with balance and steering the chair while hitting. However, the looping of the hitting arm in a vertical loop would help give power.
Thank you very much for the tutorial! But you could’ve shown the tutorial on how to do it if you don’t have that thing in the bottom of the racket, because I didn’t have it but the tutorial still helped a bunch❤
please do not add music , i am trying to listen to what you are saying I dont need a music soundtrack
At 7 min in those are half volleys, not “on the rise.” With a high ball like that, on the rise contact point should be ABOVE the waist, closer to shoulder or chest high.
For me it is really hard to generate pace using that form and I end up getting finished down the line. I'm still trying to improve my drive volley tho
Great Job. Thank you 🎉
Hammer grip vs Pistol grip?
You want the grip to run more at an angle through the hand vs just through the fingers. The racquet should be able to make more of a straight line when extended through the forearm to the elbow vs holding it in a manner that makes a 90 degree angle at the hand with the forearm.