Louis lemmens tennis groundstrokes slowmotion

young tennis talent louis lemmens is demonstrating solid groundstrokes from the baseline. on the film you get to see his forehand, backhand and service in slow motion.

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Sports

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• tennis
• slow
• motion
• forehand
• backhand

[Goliath15347]

what grip is he using? I'm currently stuck deciding on semi western or full western.

[funkville]

semi is better if you wanna go to the net often.

Full is better if you're a baseline spinner

[bojanbojan123]

im 13 and i could beat him anyday

[funkville]

maybe,..You can beat him with words,...

but NEVER on a tenniscourt ! This guy knows how to build up a match and get some soul in his strokes. (oh yeah this is a Belgian tennisschool-product..the best system in the world (ask henin!))

[hobberst]

how old?

[funkville]

13 years

[sccercyco613]

Footfault...

[janovewaldner1]

Backhand and serve looks good, but I think his elbow is too close to his body during his forehand.

[scbaldwin13]

What are some good videos that show how to use a full western forehand grip?

[ProfessaBojangles1]

Hey, for a kid, I have to admit that is good. I couldn't use a full western back then nor did I even decide to kick serve till high school.

[raffi127]

i think we can all hit the ball like he is but is the even going in or fast

[Goliath15347]

okay thanks.

[Lemieux822001]

this kid is okay, but he's nothing special. he's got a decent forehand but he doesn't take the ball in his strike zone hardly ever and he doesn't put very much topspin on the ball. also, his backhand slice is awful and he takes too big a swing on his topspin backhand. good extension on the serve but he needs to get the toss out in front more.

[elmander1]

he as godd grund stroke yes but the ball is also going directly to him so i realy dont no if he is that good