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Thank you for visiting my blog. This blog is dedicated to all of my tennis students. You have access to an extensive video library where you can study our swings at 200 frames per second or more and their analysis. High speed video allows us to have a great awareness of our technique. Are you sure you really know what you're doing? Be part of our tennis blog by leaving your comments, suggestions or even posting your own tennis videos. Hope you enjoy it.
Ace down the T
Claremont Lawn Tennis Club, Perth, Australia
Its an honor to be the Club Coach at Claremont Lawn Tennis.
We have 12 grass courts, 4 hard courts and 2 Tiger Turf. You can come here and make us a visit. You will be welcomed!
Would you like to have a lesson and maybe have your shots recorded with a high speed video camera?
just give me a call on : 0478 524 382
or send me an email: vazpintotennis@mail.com
We have 12 grass courts, 4 hard courts and 2 Tiger Turf. You can come here and make us a visit. You will be welcomed!
Would you like to have a lesson and maybe have your shots recorded with a high speed video camera?
just give me a call on : 0478 524 382
or send me an email: vazpintotennis@mail.com
Inspiration
Alfredo Vaz Pinto, my Dad. Davis Cup player and 7 times national champion from Portugal who taught me so much about tennis and about life. He is my hero, Thanks Dad!.
John Yandell. Thanks for being an inspiration with your fantastic site http://www.tennisplayer.net/
Rob Casey. Great coach and dearest friend. Thanks for all the mentoring, support and for believing in me.
John Yandell. Thanks for being an inspiration with your fantastic site http://www.tennisplayer.net/
Rob Casey. Great coach and dearest friend. Thanks for all the mentoring, support and for believing in me.
If you freeze the videos at the same reference points you can see a lot of differences.
ReplyDeleteTry freezing at contact. Notice the difference, Dave is hitting the ball so much more in front. Question,
is it relevant?
Are we always on that position at contact or was it just a fluke or depends of ball height, speed, etc?
What about the pros, how are they at contact?
How far in front is Federer hitting that backhand!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I need to do. Thanks Dave!
Hey Andre thanks for the in depth analysis, using the mirror I discovered that if my left hand separates from the racket at the top of the unit turn , the trailing left hand goes out behind me improving my balance and weight transfer through the ball
ReplyDeleteThe mirror is such a great tool! Gotta find one to put it on court...
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