Friday, June 3, 2011

*JUSTIN GIMELSTOB* Talks About (Online Tennis Coach) *Jeff Salzenstein*

jeffsalzensteintennis.com Justin Gimelstob, former top 100 ATP tour pro, talks about online tennis coach Jeff Salzenstein. I have played against Justin Gimelstob in both college and on the ATP pro tour. Justin Gimelstob has beaten many top players including Andre Agassi, Patrick Rafter, Alex Corretja and Gustavo Kuerten. Justin Gimelstob is now currently an announcer and analyst for the Tennis Channel. Justin is a great friend and and has made a natural transition into the commentating booth after having a great playing career. I wish him the best in his endeavors on the Tennis Channel and beyond jeffsalzensteintennis.com
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Time: 01:13 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=566N_zV3B-0&feature=youtube_gdata

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PETE SAMPRAS' *Tennis Serve* Explained | FEDERER'S Weight Transfer On The *Tennis Serve*

jeffsalzensteintennis.com I had a viewer comment on my tennis serve on the Nadal Serve Video I have posted (http The viewer commented on the fact that I am not "following through" on my tennis serve. If you study Pete Sampras, who had one of the greatest serves of all time, you will see him arm bend right after contact. Bending your arm right after contact on the tennis serve will allow you to relax and pronate your hand and arm correctly. We have all heard the word "PRONATION" from a coach when they are explaining the tennis serve. The key is to be like Pete Sampras and actually get that arm to bend after contact during the tennis serve. The next comment this viewer made stated I was not jumping out into the court enough on the tennis serve. I am here to set the record straight on this tennis serve myth. If you study the videos of servers like Federer, Sampras and Roddick, most of the time they will land on the baseline or just in front of the baseline after their tennis serve. Traditional coaching might tell you jump out into the court as far as you can after the tennis serve. Well this leaves you, what some might call, "no man's land". This is not a good position to be in after your tennis serve. Take a hint from players like Roddick, who have been known to hit serves upwards to 158mph, and try not to leap out into the court after your tennis serve. The very last comment this viewer posted was that my toss was too far over my head on the tennis serve. If you compare my <b>...</b>
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Time: 03:34 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqWvMhNSf5c&feature=youtube_gdata

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Thursday, June 2, 2011

*ONE HAND BACKHAND* | What Grip To Use On The One Hand Backhand

jeffsalzensteintennis.com On the one hand backhand, a lot of coaches will instruct you to use a continental grip on the one hand backhand. Now this is probably fine for beginners to learn the motion of the one hand backhand. With more intermediate and advanced players looking to get more out of their one hand backhand, try sliding your hand so that it feels like your hand is the grip. Sliding your hand more on top and behind the grip will allow you to hit the one hand backhand with more spin and feel. Now you might ask how will I drive the ball with this kind of grip on the one hand backhand? Don't worry, this grip will still allow you to drive through the ball but will add an added bonus of topspin to your one hand backhand. One quick tip with sliding your hand more on top with the one hand backhand If you do try this, make sure you keep your head at contact, like Roger Federer does, so you can allow you hand and arm to drive through the ball on the one hand backhand. For all you one hand backhand players out there, try sliding your hand more on top and behind ohe grip to get more spin and feel on your one hand backhand. jeffsalzensteintennis.com
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Time: 03:06 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLDLeGh0OBg&feature=youtube_gdata

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*TENNIS FOREHAND* | How To Swing Across The Body On The (TENNIS FOREHAND)

jeffsalzensteintennis.com Most traditional tennis teaching will tell you to swing low to high on the tennis forehand. I am a big believer in swinging low to high on the tennis forehand when the situation calls for it. The problem with swinging low to high on the tennis forehand is when you get pulled out wide. It is going to be more natural for you to swing across your body on the tennis forehand on wider balls. There are times when a player can step in on an out wide ball for the tennis forehand. It is okay in that situation to swing low to high on the tennis forehand. What happens when you do not have time to set your feet and step in on the tennis forehand? This calls for the open stance footwork pattern with the tennis forehand. Some players will find is easy to do the buggy whip on the tennis forehand while others will find it more comfortable to swing across the body on the tennis forehand. Roger Federer is one of the best at swinging across his body on wide balls when it comes to his tennis forehand. The key is to finish with space when you swing across the body. Make sure the swing arm is not up against the body at the end of the tennis forehand. Try catching the racquet away from the body to help create the space needed for this certain tennis forehand. Next time you go out onto the court, try swinging across the body on the tennis forehand when you get pulled out wide. Leave a comment and let me know if you agree with swinging across your body or if you should <b>...</b>
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Time: 02:02 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmneYietg5g&feature=youtube_gdata

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*TENNIS FOOTWORK* : Learn *Footwork* (FEDERER) And (NADAL) Use

jeffsalzensteintennis.com Tennis Footwork is a huge part of the game of tennis, and I want it to be a huge part of your game. The better your footwork the better tennis player you can be. ... www.tennis4you.com - Step 2 REVOLUTIONARY TENNIS footwork in tennis Tennis literature talks about footwork as small, adjusting steps, but you can't build a footwork model based on adjustment steps. Perhaps the confusion lies ... .revolutionarytennis.com Tennis Footwork - Online Tennis Instruction, Footwork for Tennis ... Tennis Footwork is an important part of the game of tennis. Footwork in tennis consists of tennis footwork drills and videos. tennisfootwork.net Tennis Footwork Warmup - Footwork Drills A sequence of footwork drills for use as a warmup and to improve court coverage in tennis. tennis.about.com/od/.../a/footworkwarmup.htm A Beginner's Guide to Tennis Footwork - Associated Content from ... Sep 11, 2006 ... Footwork is often a frustrating concept for beginning tennis players but is the foundation of the game of tennis. This article explains what ... .associatedcontent.com › Recreation VIDEO Modern Tennis Footwork... Learn to move like Federer and Nadal This video demonstrates the footwork patterns Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and other top professional tennis players are using on the tour. .fuzzyyellowballs.com The Bailey Method - Tennis-footwork and fitness home page The Home of Tennis Fitness and Footwork, The Bailey Method and David Bailey. .thebaileymethod.com <b>...</b>
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Time: 02:08 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75pRlYIKWQc&feature=youtube_gdata

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*NOVAK DJOKOVIC* In (Slow Motion HD)

jeffsalzensteintennis.com Here is Novak Djokovic at the BNP Paribas Open in 2011. We have put Novak Djokovic in slow motion so you can see how relaxed he is. Also watch how Novak Djokovic's head stays at contact in the slow motion video. Novak Djokovic is very good at using his off hand when he initiates his shoulder turn. Watch how he really pulls it across his body so it is parallel to the baseline. Next time you are on the tennis court, try pulling your off arm across your body when you initiate your shoulder turn. Hope you all enjoyed this video of Novak Djokovic in slow motion. If you want more top secret tennis tips to drastically improve your game, head on over to my blog at jeffsalzensteintennis.com
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Time: 01:08 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWV8pGM79jU&feature=youtube_gdata

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*Australian Open* Watch (FEDERER) and (NADAL) Use This Footwork

jeffsalzensteintennis.com While watching the Australian Open, look for Federer and Nadal to use this tennis footwork pattern. You will see both Federer and Nadal use the switch pattern multiple times throughout their matches. Federer and Nadal use this footwork pattern a lot when they get pushed behind the baseline. Keep a close eye out for this footwork pattern during the Australian Open. Let me know if you see this footwork pattern used by Federer and Nadal during the Australian Open this year. Leave a comment below! Former ATP Top 100 ATP Tour player, USTA High Performance Coach and Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Jeff Salzenstein, reveals inside this video the secrets tennis footwork patterns that the pros use. You can move like the pros too! http
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Time: 00:57 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnRzFOL9BYA&feature=youtube_gdata

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