Really good info; wish I lived in Tiburon so I could take a few lessons from Mauro, he really has a knack for outlining the mechanics of a stroke. I’ve been playing for three years and absolutely struggling to hit any sort of reliable top spin forehand now I’m going to see if I can use some of Mauro’s pointers to try and finally get this damn stroke down.
ADMIN: Kyle, I hope that now you can “master” your forehand topspin! :-)
Great video. I would also be very much interested to learn on the footwork of getting away from a ball coming directly to me and then hitting an attacking shot. That’s far more complex body movement. Can you, please, cover this in your next video?
thnx.
ADMIN: Vlg, until our video covering jammers comes out, try using a “very quick 1st step”!!
i’ve been trying to track Mauro down … I live near Tiburon .. it would be awesome if I could take a few lessons from him … can anybody help me find him ?
obrigada .. thank you …
I have tried and will continue the back wrist action and the the head still part, that’s not natural for me, but necessary I know. Am working on all, now I have to impliment the use of both hand to make myself turn and then the follow through, I have been using you serve tatics and so far so good don’t have the power I want yet, but i’m working on all these ideas, and thank you. Jack Walters
ADMIN: Jack, keep up the good work amigo, it’ll pay-off for sure!! – Coach Mauro
Great stuff!! Mauro’s animated, hands-on approach is second to none!! Mauro takes the on court “class room” to a new level. He explains the fundamentals and swing mechanics in a concise, easy to understand manner. Every junior to adult should watch these videos!!
ADMIN: Jack, cheers amigo…thanks for your kind words :-)
Adam said
am April 6 2010 @ 7:33 pm
Fantastic stuff Coach. Can’t wait for the one-handed backhand!
ADMIN: Adam, thanks for your words, hang in there, 1-handed BH coming out soon! :-)
Kyle said
am April 6 2010 @ 8:41 pm
Really good info; wish I lived in Tiburon so I could take a few lessons from Mauro, he really has a knack for outlining the mechanics of a stroke. I’ve been playing for three years and absolutely struggling to hit any sort of reliable top spin forehand now I’m going to see if I can use some of Mauro’s pointers to try and finally get this damn stroke down.
ADMIN: Kyle, I hope that now you can “master” your forehand topspin! :-)
Vlg said
am April 6 2010 @ 9:21 pm
Great video. I would also be very much interested to learn on the footwork of getting away from a ball coming directly to me and then hitting an attacking shot. That’s far more complex body movement. Can you, please, cover this in your next video?
thnx.
ADMIN: Vlg, until our video covering jammers comes out, try using a “very quick 1st step”!!
Eliana Brooke said
am April 7 2010 @ 1:46 am
i’ve been trying to track Mauro down … I live near Tiburon .. it would be awesome if I could take a few lessons from him … can anybody help me find him ?
obrigada .. thank you …
ADMIN: Eliana…you found me! :-)
Jack Walters said
am April 7 2010 @ 5:50 am
I have tried and will continue the back wrist action and the the head still part, that’s not natural for me, but necessary I know. Am working on all, now I have to impliment the use of both hand to make myself turn and then the follow through, I have been using you serve tatics and so far so good don’t have the power I want yet, but i’m working on all these ideas, and thank you. Jack Walters
ADMIN: Jack, keep up the good work amigo, it’ll pay-off for sure!! – Coach Mauro
Jack Bailey said
am April 7 2010 @ 7:57 am
Great stuff!! Mauro’s animated, hands-on approach is second to none!! Mauro takes the on court “class room” to a new level. He explains the fundamentals and swing mechanics in a concise, easy to understand manner. Every junior to adult should watch these videos!!
ADMIN: Jack, cheers amigo…thanks for your kind words :-)
Kyle O'Neill said
am April 8 2010 @ 8:28 pm
Eliana, Email me at ckoneill@gmail.com and I will give you his contact info.
ADMIN: Kyle, she got it now… :-)
Joe Russo said
am April 9 2010 @ 7:51 am
This is simply the best detailed instruction I have ever had the pleasure of being exposed to.
Thanks Coach!!
ADMIN: Joe, thank you very much for your kind words, appreciate your feedback!