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Let's get to know each other! You send me the recording of your forehand SWING. On recording your movement, I will make the argumentation based on biomechanics. Remember that it is not just a coach's opinion. All corrections have to be scientifically based and well explained so that you can achieve the changes. Remember, we will be in unlimited contact for a month. I will ask you to send me more videos with the corrections. I promise to do my best to make your forehand a very confident stroke that will lead you to play better and win matches. I will be your coach from a distance, but you are the one who has to train and work hard. Come on, let's go for it!

The time has come to look at your backhand. Did you know that of the two main strokes we have in tennis, one is natural, and one is learned? Many players don't know this and believe that the backhand is a problematic stroke, but in reality, it is not. Another myth is whether we have to choose the two-handed or one-handed backhand. Most players prefer the two-handed backhand, but there are also great champions who have achieved excellent results with the one-handed backhand. Let's see yours!

The stroke gives you the most confidence when you get it right and the most frustrating if you don't, right? It's the most complex stroke in tennis. You've come this far, and you've already seen what we've learned with the forehand and backhand. Let's look at the service from a biomechanics point of view. We will see how forces are transmitted, and power is generated, acceleration.... Also, remember that despite the service's importance, it is usually not trained enough. We are going to correct this. Let's give it the attention it deserves. I'll tell you a secret, for me it's my favourite stroke. I'll try to make it so for you too.

Tennis is a mental game. If you hit too hard or run hard, it doesn't mean you're going to win the match. How about not only knowing how to hit well but also thinking about where to aim the ball? Let's study the rectangle of the tennis court. We will analyse the position of the opponent and the shot options. Here we will learn several pre-designed moves so you can use them in your matches. If you have made it this far, I assume you have mastered the technique, and I can demand speed and direction from you. This is training for advanced players.