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February 28, 2026 • 0:26

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February 24, 2026 • 0:07
I Destroyed My Forehand with This Mistake 😖
This mistake ruined my forehand for years: When I was 15, I watched Andre Agassi up close, crushing forehands and backhands This made me fall in love with technique and the biomechanics of tennis I watched slow motion of Andre every night, countless hours. But, I made this crucial mistake: ❌ Instead of identifying the fundamentals of Andre’s forehand, I tried to copy his technique with the arms, and this totally ruined my own forehand for years. ⚠️ I spent 3 years (15-18) trying to make my forehand look exactly like Agassi’s, modifying it almost every single day. Some days it was great, other days, I couldn’t hit a forehand in the court. I wasn’t thinking about coiling, or about early preparation, or about making contact out in front, instead: I was focusing on things that really didn’t matter. How high was his elbow at this point, did my arm look identical in this phase, etc etc etc Things that really don’t matter when you look at the big picture. I neglected the fundamentals for years, and it cost me badly. Only when I started studying the common traits amongst the pros, did I realise my errors. At 18, I started focusing on: Early preparation Coiling the upper body to initiate the swing Loading with the legs Transferring my body weight whenever possible Making contact in front Finishing the swing fully When I started using the major muscle groups on every shot, that’s when my own forehand developed and everything changed for me with that shot. Had I spent those 3 years mastering the fundamentals, by 18 my forehand would have been 5x better. But, it was a crucial lesson for me, and one that helped me become a better coach. Don’t try to copy a pros swing. Instead, copy the fundamentals that you see multiple pros using. If only one pro does it, maybe it would only work for them. But most pros use the same fundamentals on the forehand: Early preparation Coiling Using the off hand Reaching a solid power position Uncoiling Legs load and explode Full follow through and finish These are the things to copy, not how one players swing looks #tennis

February 22, 2026 • 10:12
Beat Tennis String In The World: Roger Federer Setup
This Tennis String is a Game Changer: Best Kept Secret of the Pros. Join us on court as we test out the full range of the most popular tennis string on the ATP and WTA tour now used by over 60% of all pro players. Is this the best tennis string in the world? The string of choice for Roger Federer throughout his career, we are of course talking about Luxilon, check out their full range here: https://www.luxilon.com. Former professional player and Top Tennis Training coach Alex Slabinsky compares the playing properties of the best tennis strings in the world in a full play-test on the groundstrokes, volleys and serves. Asking yourself which tennis strings should i use? This tennis string analysis is aimed at serious tennis players looking to improve their game and get the best possible equipment for their tennis game. In this best tennis string review video: 00:00 Which tennis strings do the pros use? 00:57 Tennis String One 03:29 Tennis String Two 04:56 Tennis String Three 05:59 Tennis String Four 06:45 Interview with Founder 08:56 Roger Federer String Setup #tennis #tennisstrings #toptennistraining

February 20, 2026 • 0:27
This Is How Many Reps It Takes To Change Your Technique
Trying to improve your technique? ❌ Don’t give up too early, real improvements take time and LOTS of repetitions. ✅ It takes between 120-150 repetitions to feel and understand a new technique ✅ It takes between 1200-3000 repetitions to build a new technique that doesn’t require constant conscious effort (lower reps for fast learners/talented players) ✅ It takes between 20000-30000 repetitions to fully master a technique, which will become the dominant one and perform in matches ❌ It doesn’t happen overnight, but each rep is a step closer to your new technique #tennis #tennistips #coachsimon

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February 15, 2026 • 0:15
3 Strange Drills To Improve Your Returns: with US College Player

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