Now, one hardly ever uses the walk step/hop step on the baseline during a rally, or am i mistaken. That footwork is mainly used during transition shots, hop step...
The walk step can be used when tacking the ball on the rise very close to the baseline. Appreciate your feedback..
I have a question. When one is at the baseline should one use the cross-step all the time? even for balls that are far away from you? or should one just sprint and pivot and then sprint back to the middle?
Excellent videos. Now in most of these footworks, it seems you have to move forward (walking, inside, karaoke etc). What happens when you are pushed back because your opponent hit a deep shot close to the baseline. I guess you just adjust and play the best shot you can come up with.
OK nice, I've just been reminded of what I've been doing wrong since I started following Roger in 2000/2001... I thought i had a fluent talented style so I wanted to float on the court like he did. This made my footwork very sloppy over the years, apparently I thought that Fed didn't put any effort into his footwork, lol... These videos are a great reminder that we need to focus on ourselfs and through these steps create our most suitable style. Thanks!
great stuff! Also the previous new videos with Yann, really liked the way you guys explained why it makes sense to play inside the service boxes, I also do that very frequently. Particularly when I'm introducing somebody to the game I have them play with a sponge ball & get them to learn proper forehand technique first. As soon as they're able to get over the net consistently it puts me on the run, really tests my stamina & footwork, next I play lefty so to them it's like a mirror + exercise 4me
@FYB2007 Will, if you're searching for a racquet and you use the nblade why not wait until january and get the blx blade instead of looking all over the place for a new racquet?
My my. I'm only half way through this video, but I think this version is definitely an improvement over the previous version which was already very informative. I really appreciate Yann Auzoux for coming back to share his expertise once more despite the redundancy. The guy can be a bit verbose and repetitive (it's pretty clear that Will's patience is being tested at times, lol), but he explains things so darn well.
This is a great video, it's actually amazing how you sit back and look at pro's who have changed the ENTIRE UNIVERSE of the game by the way THEY play, and we see it and millions of us use it in our games without even realising that person first implemented it.
i remember that you and Yann had one video recently too and I want to watch it again but I can't find it. I think it's of those "unl*sted" video, can you pls pm me the link of it? Tks a ton!
don't you waste a lot of time moving back to the line after every hit, would this not be better used to start an attack, to continue moving into the court.... I don't know, i tried to play using the walking and hopping steps over the weekend, and it just seemed to throw off my rhythm, did it feel natural for you right off the bat will?
@mrandall61 not necessarily. just because you move forward, into your shot doesn't mean you want to continue moving forward after you hit, i.e. approach the net. if that's the case (and it often is) then you'll want to back up like we're doing in the video.
yes, the walking and hopping steps were natural to me right off the bat. but i've played tennis for a long, long time. don't worry if you weren't comfortable right away. that will come w/ practice!
Great vid. Question, on the walking step do both feet step forward (sequentially)? In the first footwork video w/ Yann it looked like the first move in the walking step was to load like an open stance groundstroke and only the second foot stepped forward. Anyone happen to know if both feet actually step forward in the walking step?
Talk about turning lemon into lemonade. You guys turned the legal issue into an opportunity to improve on this video by asking the audience. This second version of the instructional video is 'world-class'.
yea roger federer begins inside the box too...whahaha..
slatz20 3 weeks ago
Every tennis player on the internet should watch this!
RodrigoSKJ 3 months ago
Now, one hardly ever uses the walk step/hop step on the baseline during a rally, or am i mistaken. That footwork is mainly used during transition shots, hop step...
The walk step can be used when tacking the ball on the rise very close to the baseline. Appreciate your feedback..
diegruft666 5 months ago
nice socks Yan... xD
dgolijan 7 months ago
I can't wait to try this drill"
jenniekessinger 8 months ago
you and yan should do some baseline rally please!!!!!!!!! :D
aznprodigy4 8 months ago
yan sucks dick.
gspsucks 9 months ago
I have a question. When one is at the baseline should one use the cross-step all the time? even for balls that are far away from you? or should one just sprint and pivot and then sprint back to the middle?
honestyize 9 months ago
i couldn't rememer if you hopped off your left leg or right leg (for rightie). on practice swings it felt like I should hop off my right, lol.
haven't tried these on the court.
lmsypj 1 year ago
will good job partnering with other coaches.
lmsypj 1 year ago
@iSuperDean It was the most popular tweener when tweeners were first becoming popular. It was also Andy Roddick's racket at the time.
Krutchtacular 1 year ago
Will ,
Excellent videos. Now in most of these footworks, it seems you have to move forward (walking, inside, karaoke etc). What happens when you are pushed back because your opponent hit a deep shot close to the baseline. I guess you just adjust and play the best shot you can come up with.
bluewaters4567 1 year ago
What do u guys mean by having the service line as your barometer?
S0braNaman 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
yann loves cock
lordofkronos 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
cock
lordofkronos 1 year ago
So in the walking step... The second step the foot should be in the direction towards the target???
windycitygirl63 1 year ago
OK nice, I've just been reminded of what I've been doing wrong since I started following Roger in 2000/2001... I thought i had a fluent talented style so I wanted to float on the court like he did. This made my footwork very sloppy over the years, apparently I thought that Fed didn't put any effort into his footwork, lol... These videos are a great reminder that we need to focus on ourselfs and through these steps create our most suitable style. Thanks!
Elwink 1 year ago
@Elwink and eventually be so comfortable that you can focus on your opponent more, right! :)
Elwink 1 year ago
i just noticed that the guy didnt miss any balls.
claus1225 1 year ago 7
great stuff! Also the previous new videos with Yann, really liked the way you guys explained why it makes sense to play inside the service boxes, I also do that very frequently. Particularly when I'm introducing somebody to the game I have them play with a sponge ball & get them to learn proper forehand technique first. As soon as they're able to get over the net consistently it puts me on the run, really tests my stamina & footwork, next I play lefty so to them it's like a mirror + exercise 4me
AvecDoubleCordage 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
hi will , thx for the videos. im practice the walking step since yesterday, can you do a video like the windshield wiper forehand? great work
PD : i destroy my dad with ´´how to beat a pusher´´ thanks a lot
yeb3000 1 year ago
hi will , thx for the videos. im practice the walking step since yesterday, can you do a video like the windshield wiper forehand? great work
PD : i destroy my dad with ´´how to beat a pusher´´ thanks a lot
yeb3000 1 year ago
@FYB2007 Will, if you're searching for a racquet and you use the nblade why not wait until january and get the blx blade instead of looking all over the place for a new racquet?
blubbachubba 1 year ago
feel free to skip the first 3 or so minutes
champ1193 1 year ago
My my. I'm only half way through this video, but I think this version is definitely an improvement over the previous version which was already very informative. I really appreciate Yann Auzoux for coming back to share his expertise once more despite the redundancy. The guy can be a bit verbose and repetitive (it's pretty clear that Will's patience is being tested at times, lol), but he explains things so darn well.
amazinglazedonut 1 year ago
Those shirts are **@@BRIGHT@@**. Good video though. I wonder how badly Will would crush me on the tennis court.
adronias 1 year ago
@adronias well my secret weapon is to wear really bright shirts + blind my opponents. 60 percent of the time it works every time...
FYB2007 1 year ago 20
@FYB2007 Exactly!
ggtennis1 1 year ago
@FYB2007 seriously, I think I will try that.
Denoheatwave 9 months ago
@FYB2007 love the anchor man reference...
xmmxsheba 7 months ago
Awesome vid, Will and Yann! I would think that this secret would be found in FYBP! thank you!
antoniospades 1 year ago
@antoniospades no prob. we've got other secrets in there =)
FYB2007 1 year ago
This is a great video, it's actually amazing how you sit back and look at pro's who have changed the ENTIRE UNIVERSE of the game by the way THEY play, and we see it and millions of us use it in our games without even realising that person first implemented it.
SUCKTHAT18KDS 1 year ago
hey will, do you give tennis lessons in real? Or just online?
xXZyclopenJanXx 1 year ago
@xXZyclopenJanXx used to teach "in real life." now just online.
FYB2007 1 year ago
Waiting for the "anti-pusher" video. :D
Thanks Will! Amazing videos as usual.
00Affinity00 1 year ago
so are those tennis socks,or soccer socks,LOL!!!!!!!!!
but anyway THANK YOU FOR ALL the helpful videos, your generous contribution brings happiness towards those passionate in tennis
metal4eva666 1 year ago
i remember that you and Yann had one video recently too and I want to watch it again but I can't find it. I think it's of those "unl*sted" video, can you pls pm me the link of it? Tks a ton!
ductrung3993 1 year ago
@ductrung3993 oh i remember the titles now, it's "how to beat a pusher" :D
ductrung3993 1 year ago
@ductrung3993 the video you're referring to is probably private. we currently don't have permission to use the footage we shot at the legg mason.
FYB2007 1 year ago
@FYB2007 oh, hope that we can see it again soon then :)
ductrung3993 1 year ago
hey will, where are these tennis courts?
yangj93 1 year ago
@yangj93 holton arms, a hs outside of dc
FYB2007 1 year ago
don't you waste a lot of time moving back to the line after every hit, would this not be better used to start an attack, to continue moving into the court.... I don't know, i tried to play using the walking and hopping steps over the weekend, and it just seemed to throw off my rhythm, did it feel natural for you right off the bat will?
mrandall61 1 year ago
@mrandall61 not necessarily. just because you move forward, into your shot doesn't mean you want to continue moving forward after you hit, i.e. approach the net. if that's the case (and it often is) then you'll want to back up like we're doing in the video.
yes, the walking and hopping steps were natural to me right off the bat. but i've played tennis for a long, long time. don't worry if you weren't comfortable right away. that will come w/ practice!
FYB2007 1 year ago
Great vid. Question, on the walking step do both feet step forward (sequentially)? In the first footwork video w/ Yann it looked like the first move in the walking step was to load like an open stance groundstroke and only the second foot stepped forward. Anyone happen to know if both feet actually step forward in the walking step?
MegaReemas 1 year ago
@MegaReemas ideally, you should step forward w/both feet. you'll still load on your outside leg like an open stance.
FYB2007 1 year ago
You need a new overgrip Will!
anthonyhuynyh 1 year ago
@anthonyhuynyh troooooof
FYB2007 1 year ago
Woohoo videos are back, looking forward to more!
fatchan2k 1 year ago
why is he wearing knee high socks..?
pararesis 1 year ago
@pararesis cuz they're the coolest =)
FYB2007 1 year ago
@pararesis he's scottish
SuperCarcher 1 year ago
Talk about turning lemon into lemonade. You guys turned the legal issue into an opportunity to improve on this video by asking the audience. This second version of the instructional video is 'world-class'.
I'm glad it worked out.
boingDC 1 year ago
@boingDC thanks! we got a bunch of comments / suggestions so we'll look to address more stuff in upcoming videos.
FYB2007 1 year ago
You guys do a stellar job.
FedExSecret 1 year ago
really sucks that you had to make a new video :/
undonekai 1 year ago
@undonekai happens, we'll just roll w/the punches. thanks for your support!
FYB2007 1 year ago
@FYB2007 how come it was removed? :S
vincentbadminton 1 year ago
@vincentbadminton there was a permit issue... we talk about what happened in a post on fyb
FYB2007 1 year ago
video still processing, quality will improve once that happens
FYB2007 1 year ago
nooo what happened to the quality?
dhuntermilk 1 year ago
@dhuntermilk i think the upload is in progress, so come back later and watch good quality vid ;-)
flxk96 1 year ago 2
bad quality :/
zpdsf01 1 year ago