High Ball v Low Ball: Hitting on the Rise w/ Taylor Fritz's Junior Coach

now we're going to try to talk about the two-hander uh hitting the ball once you get a high ball versus a low ball what you should do what you shouldn't do obviously everybody like to hit the ball between the knees and the waist but that's not always possible I used to teach Taylor to try to catch as many balls as he could On The Rise just like a short stop of pickup a short hop if you pick the ball up on the rise then you don't get caught getting taken out of the court or going back too far and I knew that Tater was never going to be the fastest player on the tour so this is what I thought was best for him so if you're one of those players that might not have the greatest Movement try to learn to hit more and more balls on the rise but when you can't hit the ball on the rise and you have to back up to let that ball come down a little bit don't forget to get set up get behind it and get your weight back in as opposed to going back and still falling off that ball even though the ball might be high you're still going to come from a little bit below the ball still going to come low to high all [Music] that coachlife decom the traveling coaches on tour the people who we know as the players coaches they are amazing at what they do but if you were to ask me Gil who are the most important coaches in the life of a professional tennis player I would tell you unequivocally it's the coaches that developed their games and built the foundation coachlife decom is a platform where these coaches that built these pros from the ground up share their developmental Secrets the coaches who sculpted the games of Sante gof tifo curios Fritz Sampras Draper Sharapova Pula Paul rodic Davenport shaav olov they're all on there over 300 videos in total and more being added every month