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🎾 World's #1 Tennis Coach
🌍 I travel to train frustrated adult players
📈 Fix permanently, NOT "improve" your game

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In 7 days you will become a tennis pro and be able to play matches just as good as a child prodigy who's has been training for years.

Unlike what everyone says, tennis does not take years, starting young, or natural coordination in order to learn and master this sport.

If you're ready to become a tennis pro, DM me the word "PRO" to lock in your spot.

There are only 20 spots available per year, and I only accept 6 calls per week.

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Davis and Ali are two 4.0 players that I trained while I was in San Francisco, California. We got to work on a ton of stuff. The interesting thing is that both of these guys had completely different backhands - Ali had a one handed backhand and Davis had a two handed backhand, and we were able to make solid work on both of those.

For Ali, he wasn't confident in his backhand and we were able to completely fix it - especially transform his high backhand. Since tons of players with one handed backhands aren't able to hit high shots, I wanted to make sure he had complete confidence in that shot. Other than that, we also got Ali to hit more forehands in open stance, which reduced his preparation time and allowed him access to space correction footwork that we developed later.

For Davis, he was struggling with brushing a lot of his backhands and not getting the power he was looking for. All we had to do was fix his grip and then his backhands from there were perfect. The next stage in his backhand development however was that we now had to get him learning how to hit backhands in open stance as well, since there will be situations where you have no time to prepare for your backhand as well, or situations where you naturally land in open stance.

Other than that, we drilled thousands of balls, did returns, and did a ton of footwork. Super great time.

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Danien (@danienfeier) trained with me for a full week of tennis - it was a lot of work and we made significant improvements to every area of his game. When he first came to me, he had a huge list of everything that he wanted to work on.

Basically it entailed making his groundstrokes and serve more powerful as well as improving footwork. We ended up working on absolutely everything.

We straightened out his forehand technique to get him naturally hitting forehands with more power and less effort. We particularly spent a lot of time on his one-handed backhand - especially the high one-handed backhand, which most players struggle with.

By the end of the week, we started shifting into volleys and slices as well as some strategy and matchplay.

If you want to attend a tennis workshop like this, DM or comment the word "PRO" and I'll send you a message.

This is a 1 week program. We put in a lot of hours all at once. I bring way more balls than the average coach. 1000 tennis balls. We film the entire thing.

Unlike regular lessons where you leave and forget what you learned, afte rthis program you'll experience a permanent transformation.

Be ready to put in the work. DM me the word "PRO". 20 spots per year.

#tenniscoach #tennis #learntennis #playtennis #tenniscoach #tennisplayer #tennistechnique #tennistraining #tennislesson by @tennis.god

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So many coaches love to hide behind a reputation for athletes they’ve “developed” without actually explaining the broader context or actually telling you what they taught them and this has been happening generation after generation.

The coach does not “produce” D1 players because to play at a D1 level requires athleticism that is born in the gym, not on the tennis court. A player’s physical training discipline stacked on top of a competent tennis game is what actually gets them to a level of fitness that makes D1 competition possible.

With that being said you can have a perfect tennis game but if you have zero gym or diet discipline you will never make it into D1 even if you train with these coaches who claim they “produced” college and pro athletes. What a fucking joke.

If these coaches think they are credible because they “produced” a D1 athlete then let’s see them share how they did it with all of us so we can see if it actually works.

I’m tired of people hiding behind reputations as if it shields them from scrutiny and accountability.

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Most tennis coaching is bullshit because most of them will never give you a deadline, they will never tell you when you’re done, and they never want you to stop needing them.

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What is the Correct Grip for the Forehand

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How to Stop Overspinning Your Backhand into the Net

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How to Hit a Two-Handed Backhand in 30 Seconds

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How to Hit a Perfect Forehand Volley in 30s

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How to Hit a Perfect One-Handed Backhand in 30 Seconds

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