*TENNIS TRAINING* | How To (Warmup)

	*TENNIS TRAINING* | How To (Warmup) jeffsalzensteintennis.com When training for tennis people often wonder what is the purpose of hitting short court to warmup. Now if you do the traditional tennis training and do a short court warmup you probably just stand there and not thinking about how to warmup and improve your tennis training. Let me help you take your tennis training the the next level. There will be three different levels with with your warmup to improve your tennis training. The first level of warming up will involve hitting all slice and moving through the ball. The key is to not get your feet stuck in the ground while hitting your slices. This is just one mastery key to taking your tennis training to the next level. The next level is hitting topspin. Try using more of your hands and finishing the stroke. Many people wonder why their forehand and backhands don't improve and they basically do not finish their strokes. Finishing your stroke is another critical component to taking your tennis training to the next level. The last level for the short court warmup is adding the footwork while hitting topspin. Tennis training takes more than just hitting the ball. Adding the correct footwork to your training will dramatically improve your game. Try using some of the footwork patterns I have mentioned including the switch pattern, open stance, lift and land, run thru. Those are just a few of the footwork patterns that I have created to improve your game. Implement this into your tennis training and watch <b>...</b>	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 2161 7 ratings
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*ROGER FEDERER* In (Slow Motion) HD

	*ROGER FEDERER* In (Slow Motion) HD jeffsalzensteintennis.com Here is Roger Federer at the BNP Paribas Open in 2011. We have put Roger Federer in slow motion so you can see how relaxed he is. Also watch how Roger Federer's head stays at contact in the slow motion video. Roger Federer is the best at being smooth and relaxed. Adding Slow motion only magnifies how relaxed he really is. Next time you are on the tennis court, try relaxing you hand like Roger Federer is doing in the slow motion video. Hope you all enjoyed this video of Roger Federer 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	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 6560 8 ratings
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RAFAEL NADAL | How Nadal Transitions From Clay To Grass

	RAFAEL NADAL | How Nadal Transitions From Clay To Grass jeffsalzenstetintennis.com Rafael Nadal makes one key transition when he moves from the French Open to Wimbledon. Before we get into what Nadal does, I would like to say thank you to http for asking us to do this video. If you have ever watched one set during the French Open, you will notice how far Rafael Nadal stands back when returning the serve. Rafael Nadal stays back on the return of serve and uses his buggy whip forehand to generate tons of topspin to get the ball to jump up on his opponent. Rafael Nadal is the master of getting the ball to jump up on his opponents especially Federer's one handed backhand on the clay. When Rafael Nadal plays in Wimbledon, you will see Nadal stand closer to the baseline to take the return of serve. This allows Nadal to drive the ball on the grass. Rafael Nadal will still use the buggy whip except he will end shorter on the grass. While you are watching Wimbledon this year see if you can notice Rafael Nadal standing closer to the baseline on the return of serve. Once again I want to say thank you to tennisnow.com for asking us to do this video on Rafael Nadal. http	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 2472 12 ratings
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*JUSTIN GIMELSTOB* Talks About (Online Tennis Coach) *Jeff Salzenstein*

	*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	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 9506 5 ratings
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*ROGER FEDERER* In (Slow Motion) HD

	*ROGER FEDERER* In (Slow Motion) HD jeffsalzensteintennis.com Here is Roger Federer at the BNP Paribas Open in 2011. We have put Roger Federer in slow motion so you can see how relaxed he is. Also watch how Roger Federer's head stays at contact in the slow motion video. Roger Federer is the best at being smooth and relaxed. Adding Slow motion only magnifies how relaxed he really is. Next time you are on the tennis court, try relaxing you hand like Roger Federer is doing in the slow motion video. Hope you all enjoyed this video of Roger Federer 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	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 6560 8 ratings
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5 Reasons Why *ROGER FEDERER* Will NOT Reach #1 Again

	5 Reasons Why *ROGER FEDERER* Will NOT Reach #1 Again jeffsalzensteintennis.com Roger Federer is currently #3 in the world. I am predicting that Roger Federer will not reach the #1 spot in the world again. Roger Federer had a magnificent decade of tennis. A decade that will most likely never be matched by another player. Roger Federer has made every player on tour improve their levels of tennis to compete with him. We are now seeing the young guys coming up, who have been able to study Roger Federer and learn from his masterful tennis game. These players are taking the best of Roger Federer and improving upon it. This is why Roger Federer hasn't been as dominant in the past few years. Before Roger Federer gave up his #1 ranking to Rafael Nadal, nobody had seen a player move and hit with the grace and power he displays. Roger Federer dominated with his shotmaking, balance, and flexibility, and effortless play that was lightyears ahead of what the rest of the tour players could do. Now players have studied and learned from Roger and have adopted these key elements of his game into theirs. We can see how physical players like Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have developed so that they can now beat Roger Federer. Roger has also started a new life with his wife and baby. He has new responsibilities that have shifted his focus at times from tennis. It has been a wonderful 10 years of watching Roger Federer dominate in the sport of tennis. Federer was a master in his craft of tennis. We thank him for all the years and elevating <b>...</b>	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 7931 52 ratings
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*SLICE SERVE* | Develop A Wicked (Slice Serve)

	*SLICE SERVE* | Develop A Wicked (Slice Serve) jeffsalzensteintennis.com Developing a wicked slice serve is a must for anyone who wants to take their games to the next level. You might be sitting in front of the computer right now thinking I can't serve, let alone hit a slice serve, like Jeff. It took me years to develop my slice serve. I wasn't born with a natural slice serve. One of the big keys to hitting a wicked slice serve is the finish. You want to try and curl your racquet at the end of the slice serve. Curling the racquet allows you to develop the spin needed by bringing your shoulder through on the slice serve. Also try and have your palm face your belly button at the finish of the slice serve. Next time you are on the court, try hitting a wicked slice serve by finishing and curling your racquet more. Leave a comment and let me know what you think of the slice serve. http	From: TennisCoachTV Views: 5152 19 ratings
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