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Biomechanics
 
Category: Tennis Videos
Produced by: International Tennis Productions
Length: 47 min
Year: 2006
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DESCRIPTION This is a new powerful video demystifying the magic of biomechanics so that any player can gain the easy power available by learning the secrets of your own biomechanics.
Analysis: Forehand -Coaching: Balance -Pro players: Open stance forehand -Analysis: Two handed backhand -Analysis: Single handed backhand -Pro players: Open stance backhand -Coaching: The chain -Analysis: Common errors: Open stance forehand -Analysis: Common errors: Open stance backhand -Analysis: Close stance forehand -Pro players: Close stance forehand -Analysis: Close stance single handed backhand -Analysis: Close stance two handed backhand -Pro players: Close stance backhand -Analysis: Common errors: Close stance forehand -Analysis: Common errors: Close stance backhand -Coaching: Practice tips Download Now Option - You may download this video for instant viewing. You have 30 days to start watching your video. Downloads can be viewed an unlimited number of times for 7 days after the initial viewing. Interested in unlimited video downloads? Sign up for the TotalVid Unlimited Downloads Plan and watch as many videos as you want each month. Try now for 7 days free! Buy DVD/VHS Option - You should receive your purchase in the mail within 5-7 days. In addition, you can download the video to your PC and start watching it immediately at no extra cost. Average Customer Review:
Good for emphasis on split step and triangle postion.
John
Learned important of shoulder turn and returning to ready position after stroking ball.
Biomechanics
Claudiarose
Teaching the biomechanics of tennis is so very important. So, hurray for the effort. However, the content is mediocre. One person is corrected for "scissor" footwork, then a few minutes later that same footwork is demonstrated as appropriate. Also, the closed stance, because it adds the immense power and balance ot stepping into the ball is not covered enough. Furthermore, the wrist movement empasized should be identified as the movement for putting "top spin" on the ball.
Biomechanics
James
For intermediate players, this provides a terriic explanation of what works, why, and what doesn't.
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