Breathtaking...
Fellow tennis professional and video
guru John Yandell is a nothing short of a genius at times.
(That's right, his forehand
groundie could use a little loosening up now and then, but his ATRP
stuff...)
I mean, the video footage John has
taken of some of the world's greatest players is so pure...
I'm not going to go and on about
the video quality of these DVDs because it is almost indescribable,
but if you want to see strokes, footwork, and the beauty of the
game, look no further than what John has produced.
The quality of the slo-mo video
with zero sound just takes your breath away.
I love the fact that there is no
audio, no sound, no nothing to distract or influence you as you
watch some of the world's all-time greats and current top
professionals hit their shots over and over from all sorts of
different camera angles.
It's amazing how easily we can be
influenced away from our true sense of visual input when someone
else talks or even if there is music.
I'd never realized how much more
open I am to observing and learning by watching video without audio.
Especially, these guys on John's DVDs.
I highly endorse and recommend
John's DVDs listed below.
BONUS: I am so
confident you will learn so much and get a ton of enjoyment from
John's DVDs, that if your order one or more of John's DVDs, not only
will I personally 100% guarantee your purchase satisfaction so that
your investment is totally without any risk, but I will also give
you any one (your choice) of my downloadable instructional lessons.
Sampras,
Kuerten, Haas, Philippoussis, and Rusedski...
4 DVDs: Volume 2 of The
Serve, The Return of Serve, Baseline Sequences Return Points, and
Baseline Sequences Serve Points.
DVD #1 - The Serve: The
first and second serves of these top players, including the greatest
server in history, Pete Sampras. All spins and ball placements.
Multiple camera angles.
Observe the tossing motion, racket
preparation, racket swing path, pronation of the wrist, contact
points, body rotation, after serve footwork, and finish. 80
minutes. No instruction or commentary. Just pure super slow motion
footage.
DVD #2 - The Return of Serve:
Observe the shoulder preparation, the consistent contact points, the
"waiting" for the incoming serve, footwork, timing and recovery
steps. 46 minutes. No instruction or commentary. Just pure super
slow motion footage.
DVD #3 - Baseline Sequences on
Return of Serve Points: Observe the gorgeous footwork patterns,
the "stalking" of the incoming ball, the shoulder and racket prep
positions, the swing shapes, the consistent on balance contact
points, the racket finish, and of course the recovery footwork
patterns.
Multiple camera angles. 1 hour 20
minutes. No instruction or commentary. Just pure super slow motion
footage.
DVD #4 - Baseline Sequences on
Serve Points: Service point sequences from these players, on
both first and second serve. Multiple camera angles.
Observe the shot patterns and
movement patterns in all directions, including first step and the
recovery steps. 1 hour 35 minutes. No instruction or commentary.
Just pure super slow motion footage.
OK, how can "observing" improve
your tennis...?
It's simple and it's a powerful
learning method. This is not new stuff. Visualization
techniques have been around forever.
What I like to do with my own game
and with some of my students is to use John's DVDs to give us a
clear picture as to what we want a stroke to eventually look like in
our game.
We watch a specific shot or
sequence, then shut our eyes and visualize ourselves on the court
hitting that shot with the exact same "look"...
The first part is to visualize
yourself hitting the shot you want as if you're watching a video of
yourself.
The 2nd step is to then visualize
that shot as if you're actually performing it. You want to
feel that shot as if you're on the court playing it the same way you
observe someone like Sampras hitting that shot.
It's powerful, it's a faster way of
learning, and best of all, it flat out works...
OK, here's how to get your hands on
these DVDs so you can pop 'em in the DVD player, sit back, and just
enjoy. Somehow the quality slo-mo seems to make it look so
understandable. You'll love it...
Here's how to order... Choose one
DVD, more, or all four...
NOTE: If you order less than
the entire set of 4 DVDs:
When you click below the # of DVDs
that you want, if you choose anything other than
4 DVDs, be sure type in the DVD #s (as listed and
described above) that you want sent to you into the shopping cart
check out area "Comments/Special Delivery Information".
Remember, your purchase comes with
your free choice of any one (1) of my downloadable lessons as listed
at
www.WebTennis.net/Tennis-Lessons.htm . Just let me know by
email at brent@webtennis.net
which one of my lessons you want once you complete your order below.
Also, I am so confident you will
love John's DVDs that I personally 100% guarantee your satisfaction
with your purchase.
1 DVD = $40 including shipping
2 DVDs = $80 "
3 DVDs = $110 "
4 DVDs = $140 "
Let me know if you have any
questions at
brent@webtennis.net.
Brent Abel's
www.WebTennis.net
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