Don't Hit Ball too High! ATP Pro Teaches you How to Hit a Smash Well - Pro Tennis Lessons

Hello everyone this is KIWA Today's show is Smash Mr Onogawa Takao please take care of us atoon Please take care of us Are you not good at doing it that way I' m not good at it I'm bad at it Are there people who are good at smashes I'm good at it and play online I'm not that good I wasn't good at it from the start but you really have to practice because you can't get good at it without hitting a lot of balls and when you go to a game you don't actually get to hit that many No matter how many doubles games you play it's not that you hit 20 or 30 smashes in one match but because there's a possibility of it happening in crucial moments You should definitely practice properly That was a nice thing Yes The result is big between making a mistake there and not making a mistake They are completely different aren't they I was thinking maybe I could just get away with it by uploading a log if the opponent makes a smash mistake then it would just become a matter of uploading the log Let's go to the last one What part do you feel uncomfortable with It's hard to put in power you know When hitting from above she said she had a shoulder injury when serving If I were to say one thing to Akira-chan it's that her right hand the so- called dominant hand and her left hand suddenly become completely separated I was a bit concerned about the idea of drifting apart so I want you to set this right hand and left hand the same way to the right side and then get into this position When using your left hand to strike afterwards I recommend one thing Indeed you are waiting like this When you wait in this state it becomes harder to move I don't think a baseball outfielder would do it like this When going down keep the glove near you It's the same as when you take it just do it smoothly if you move move with your racket in a right-handed position on the right side if you are here you will make it I would like you to have the image of going in for a strike from there Yes I see Is it about starting the setup early that's right The setup is too quick It seems like it suddenly goes past me It stays still for too long and doesn't move Sometimes the timing is a bit off so I end up hitting it anyway I hit I'll go ahead and shoot even if I can't hold back anymore I'll adjust the depth and distance to catch it as it falls I'll time it perfectly and smoothly by myself That's right the serve was like that too but I think you just need to time it so that your racket meets the ball at the right spot without trying to reach too high Understood It's a bit easier to face forward that 's right it's easier to face forward the racket also tends to stand up a bit that is it tends to stand straight up It's better to tilt it a bit when serving with the server It's better to imagine capturing it on the right side Set it up by adding the left and then go with it on the right Let me try it a bit Set it on your right side rather than turning your body sideways just imagine twisting your upper body a little bit while placing the racket on your right side It doesn't stop does it It's not that it doesn't solidify rather it just doesn't Because I set it too early I didn't make a mistake How much time we have to coordinate This lob is when the opponent hits a slice lob Raising the spin shots is enough The timing of when they come down and since this is an indoor court there's no wind Outside the depth perception is very difficult due to the solar wind so I think it's better to have a place where you can shoot at the right moment rather than trying to shoot too early This place is also free of wind and if it's difficult once it's okay to drop it Coming like this since it's an easy environment everyone hits it like this but if you think it's difficult It's okay to hit it even if it drops here It's the worst in a drive volley It'sSYS better to have options For example if you're outside and the wind is blowing strongly The moment you decide you can't hit it even if you wanted to It's also good to hit the ball after it drops like this and there's also a way to go down to the stroke hit it with a stroke and then again there's also the one where the ball comes down from above Serve it by lifting it up from below the way of hitting is similar but slightly different don't take it too low it's also bad if it's too low Kiwachan comes like this Trying to hit with a high point of contact the feet are already up high and because the power is already escaping the impact occurs here so there's no power getting in When you set it up your right foot will slightly bend keep your knee bent gather strength wait and then release all at once I felt like my legs were already up in the air in a waiting state Let's take a little break It's also important to receive power from below Let's try it with that image for a bit It's fine on the right side Stay in position on the right and wait for the timing It's okay to wait longer Wait longer That's right that's right Nice smash Please measure the timing of when it starts moving You can catch it more to the right Your hand will get confused If you do it this way You won't know when to raise your hand Rather than raising Do it this way Take some time here It's better to move it now It's better to do it manually I feel strange about raising it It's not good to be too far away It's good to have your hand and racket close together If you don't like sudden movements you can wait like this Just wait a moment Maybe it's a good idea to take a slight pause Wait on the right side at first Then when it's your turn Just smoothly do it and it will start moving If you try that a little What do you think Please Cool The form is perfect Nice smash Be careful not to take it from a high place Let's go for the last one The RBI was a bit I started hitting when it dropped a little It got closer to me in a good way What I often hear is Hitting as an extension of my own mind When it comes to hitting like that I think it's too far to the left My arm is on the right side and if it's slanted it naturally moves closer to my body so this elbow is strange as Serve also mentioned It's better to keep it away and on the right side Of course it's not just about a powerful smash that comes right here Because the opponent might hit a deep ball or one that goes to the sides I'll prepare so that I can hit it from various places even if it's not exactly here and if I'm a bit off I'll just add a little slice If it's behind you might also do a slight topspin which gives the image of hitting a second serve and of course you also need to hit it strongly When hitting hard it's when you hit thickly but I'm prepared to apply slices and various spins without forcing a thick hit This shape is the same after the impact it can be like this or like that meaning the rotation of the wrist changes Let's try again My body is okay I think it will slice a bit more than the ball so I think it will be easier to hit Shoulders feel easier to move now the timing of the hits has improved Let's go again Don't be too expensive Don't panic Let's go again Some butts tend to tilt slightly My shoulders feel a bit tight but tend to come forward but if the timing is solid like now then I' ll just let the racket do the work The timing was too early and it stretched too much This has become one of the important points This is not my weakness Of course hitting a smash is something that should be done in every practice session regardless of whether it's a junior or an ordinary player You should definitely do it even if you are a woman right I see that's what it was about That 's all it was a smash Bye for now See you next time Bye-bye