Unlocking The Hidden Power Of Your Body

The importance of just hitting: How To Improve Through Free Hitting

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  • Mike M

    Reply Reply July 18, 2017

    This is probably one of my favorite videos. Just simple, effortless. Visualizing this and letting go of the technical parts is helping. I need to see this as one stroke rather than the parts. Thanks for this section.

    • Tomaz

      Reply Reply July 18, 2017

      Glad it helps, Mike.

      I used to watch Andre Agassi’s shots and game over and over again when I was a young tennis player and it helped me too, especially if I watched it before I played a match.

  • NOAH ROSSER

    Reply Reply September 14, 2018

    Should one “prepare”, then continuously proceed through the other steps, as you seem to be doing, or does one stop and wait after the “prepare” until the ball gets close enough?

  • Yash Kolambkar

    Reply Reply August 8, 2019

    Hi Tomaz,

    Thanks for all your videos – I’m a big fan! I’m getting the hang of the forehand technique, but I struggle with high balls above the waist level. My shots tend to go long. The mental image of bowling does not seem intuitive here. How should I adjust the technique for high balls?

    Thanks in advance!

    Yash

  • Daniel Graham

    Reply Reply April 21, 2023

    Hi Tomaz, What’s the thing with the medicine ball I am always seeing pros use? Is it worth buying one? I have noticed that when I do a little weights my volleys are much better.
    Cheerrs
    Dan

    • Tomaz

      Reply Reply April 22, 2023

      The main objective is to sync the body and not use the arms separately. The medicine ball is heavy and forces the player to use legs, core, upper body and arms together to execute the right movement.

      There are many more very effective drills that can be done with medicine ball, here’s a clip as an example:

      • Daniel Graham

        Reply Reply April 23, 2023

        Very good, thanks. Today I watched your Fix your Forehand on your own. @ great tips for me, that I hadn’t heard before and are immediately tremendously helpful. One was the step and hit, and the other the grounding. Thank you !

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