Comments about TennisTips365?

Since we launched the site we have recieved a lot of positive response.
I want to thank you all for the warming words

Regards
Fredrik – Your Swedish Tennis Coach

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Hi Frederick!

Your movies were just great. really like the flow, and forthand bekhand
one hand, technology is changing rapidly and skorretirovannye movement
quickly fixed, recently added to the feed rate, speed, swing, increased
lift, the more I go into shock and even began to play a much more rapid
and sharper, changed some idea of the game. Thank you
Now the weather is changeable – I play on the street when the sun, then
in the hall. On the street – ground, in the hall – hard. interesting
part to change the cover, yet I spend coaching – soil, many things
adjusted on mentoring, the student quickly added.

Thanks again

Yulia

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Hi Fredrik,

I signed up this morning and you are completely right..I’m so happy I did! I only had an hour on the court and tried the motion I saw you demonstrate to the Spanish player for him to get better pronation..you called it a twist serve..Well I tried it and my serve has never been as good:).Is a twist serve a slice serve? Would you please elucidade me on the best racquet position when we are in the power position.Should the strings be pointing at that time to the court or the edge of the racquet? at this point I’m trying to improve my racquet drop and not to have the racquet diagonal across my back but hanging on my left side(being left handed) and I have tried both power racquet positions but would be interested in knowing if biomechanically there is an advantage in any of the positions to get a lower racquet drop.. I guess I´m wandering if my elbow should be in a  supinated supination at the power position or as I drop my racquet? I’ve taken into consideration the relaxed arm tip to get lower.

I´m delighted with your site.

Thank you.

Alexandra

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Fredrik, I like it very much.I can see you have put a lot of time into it. Thanks/Alan

(very impressed with all the new stuff especially the forehand)

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Godmorning Fredrik,

I´m very impressed with all the new stuff especially the forehand.

Could you do a more in depth series on the backhand  like you did the forehand such as

the 48.25 second forehand.

/George Jones

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As tennis coach and Nat’l ranked player i am very impressed with the simplicity with the teaching method and I would like to subscribe as a member.

Many thanks from Coach Robert.

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Hi, Fredrik-

Your site is fantastic! I love it!. I have been trying to learn
tennis for 5 years now, and my strokes are still awful. Before I watched
your forehand in 48 Sec video, my forehand was atrocious. Now it is *much*
better. Instantly! It’s unbelievable how long I have struggled to learn the
forehand and it is equally amazing that your 48 sec. video could make such
a profound difference. Thank you very much. I plan to sign up to learn how
to improve my backhand and serve too. Thanks.

-Doug Blanding

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Fredrik,

That is a great movie.  Bravo on your great breakdown and on using the Professor. He gave the best explanation of pronation I have ever heard. I am a high school coach and I will have all my players watch that video.
Thank you and Thanks for the great instruction videos.

-Gerard

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Hi Fredrik,

Yes, the ’48s video’ is marvellous. Not just that, all the videos are excellent and I can say that these videos are superior in teaching tennis techniques than many of the coaches here in the Middle East. I should have had discovered your web site a little earlier. Any way, thanks for the excellent work you have been doing.

Sayed Hyder

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Hello, My name is Xavier Rodriguez and I’m a high school tennis coach. I’ve only been a member of your site for a few minutes, and I have to admit that I’ve already fallen in love with the videos that you have on your site. They are much more extensive and practical than a lot of the other videos I’ve seen from other web-sites (including pay sites). My main reason for joining your site is that I really want to improve my coaching methodology. As I was watching the videos, I couldn’t help thinking that something that would really help me in my goal would be actualy worksheets. I was wondering if that is something that your site offers. Something like checklists for the serve, forehand, volley, backhand, etc. Please let me know. Thank you. Xavier Rodriguez

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Best 48 seconds seriously that i have ever spent on tennis – I have studied the game for many years and
tried to hit like the big boys – never could quite do it – your forhand lesson showed me how to do it.
thanks – excited about learning more

Joe

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Fredrik:

I was just thinking about sending you an e-mail today.   I signed up for your membership and have watched your world class forehand video and the Methodology video.  I must say I spent 2 days watching and then I went out to try it.  Today, I am finding that I have indeed improve my forehand ground stroke.  It is still not where I wanted it to be, but at least I know where I need to improve and I will work hard at it.

My biggest problem is the body rotation and the take back in the preparation stage.  That is the hardest for me and I am wondering if with someone my age whether I can still get it and whether it is worth it for me to try those shots.

I want to thank you for those lesson video and I want to let you know that I am glad that I sign up to be the member.

Best regards

Betty Huang

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Hi Fredrik,

I used your free minute video for the forehand and I could not believe it – I played better yesterday than I have ever played!!!  My forehand was the best ever – - – - – - !  I am going to continue to practice it – your video made is so simple and easy to remember -

I do not quite understand what the entire video would be – I love the simple few step instruction – do you have a course for the strokes that is similar to this as I do not have a lot of time – just want simple instructions like the one you have on the forehand.

Thanks.

Dottie