Sunday, October 2, 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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Saturday, October 1, 2011

*Tennis Forehand* | How To Handle The (Short Balls)

jeffsalzensteintennis.com The tennis forehand is a easier shot to hit when you are in the middle of the court stepping in. What happens when you have to move up to those pesky short balls on the tennis forehand? What do you do with your forehand? What do you do with your feet? The master key is to move through your forehand instead of stopping on your tennis forehand. A lot of coaches will tell you to always get set up for your tennis forehand. This just doesn't work when running up to short balls on the tennis forehand. Next time you are on the tennis court, try moving through those pesky short balls on the tennis forehand. http
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Time: 03:13 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgFYii0v3gA&feature=youtube_gdata

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*TENNIS SERVE* | Tennis How To Serve | Javier's Serve Journey

jeffsalzensteintennis.com In our video today, we are going to follow one courageous young man on his journey to creating a better tennis serve. Javier came to me wanting to improve his tennis game and especially his tennis serve. We started with him wondering how hit a tennis serve, to understanding basic concepts to having a powerful tennis serve. Many tennis players struggle with their tennis serves and Javier was no different. The only difference between Javier and most other people is that he went out and found a coach to help him improve his tennis serve. We spent six months off the court in a basement doing shadow swings, holding certain positions throughout the tennis serve and hitting into a net. Our goal was to change over seven years of muscle memory to improve Javier's tennis serve. Over 6 months and around 24 total hours of practice on the tennis serve, Javier has been able to come close to Roger Federer's tennis serve. There are still a few things that Javier can work on to keep taking his tennis serve to the next level, but this video is a testimonial to what the right kind of training can do to a tennis players game.. If you want to change your tennis serve, try holding the trophy position and doing multiple shadow swings to really learn the muscle memory for a dominating tennis serve. I want to personally thank Javier for being such a great student. He is a part of program in Denver, Colorado called Net Results, which helps at risk youths through tennis <b>...</b>
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Time: 04:59 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmH5PtYk_wU&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>
Views: 33397
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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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*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
Views: 10207
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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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*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
Views: 10207
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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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*TENNIS TRAINING* | The Nutrition Window Of Opportunity

www.jeffsalzensteintennis.com jeffsalzensteintennis.com Complete "tennis training" is the key to ultimate tennis success. You want to maximize all aspects of your training to win more tennis matches. Total tennis training involves having a plan for your fitness, injury prevention, mental toughness, and nutrition. In terms of your nutrition plan for tennis, one of the most important things you can do to take care of yourself and help your tennis is to get high quality nutrients into your system within the first 30 minutes after a challenging workout or match. You can replenish lost vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that will help you recover after a strenuous tennis training session. Your recovery is dependent on what you do right after practice or a match. Find a high quality protein powder and a high quality snack bar and have it handy right after your training session. Look for protein powders and food bars that are minimally processed and have whole food ingredients. Avoid foods, powders and drinks that contain artificial flavors and colors (these fake foods will slow your recovery time and directly effects your tennis training.) Adding this nutrition protocol will greatly increase the efficiency of your tennis training. If you liked this video, check out the link below to see the secret nutrition secrets of the pros that most players and coaches don't know about. The webinar is Free and full of valuable content. Enjoy! http jeffsalzensteintennis.com
Views: 3739
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Time: 04:50 More in Sports

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRQAYqnX7F8&feature=youtube_gdata

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