Mauro is back at it again, explaining and demonstrating the swing forward in the forehand, the continuing role of the non-hitting arm, the contact zone, impact & the role of the wrist.
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Jack Bailey
Mauro takes the on-court classroom to a whole new level. He explains the fundamentals and swing mechanics in a concise, easy-to-understand manner...I can't say enough great things about Mauro's teaching. With his extensive background, teaching both the weekend warrior and the world-class junior, Mauro consistently gets results!
Beverly Kelly
Mauro’s method of teaching with analogies is so effective that I feel like light bulbs are lighting up all around me throughout our lessons. He makes so much sense!! That, coupled with his enthusiasm for seeing me improve, makes him an instructor like no other! My kids (ages 7 & 9) have also taken lessons from Mauro and his teaching approach is just as effective with kids.
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# Adam said
- 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, the One-handed Backhand is coming out soon very soon!!
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# Kyle said
- April 6 2010 @ 8:41 pm
Really good info; I 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 stroke down, thanks!!
ADMIN: Kyle, I hope now you can “master” your forehand topspin!! (Coach Mauro)
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# Vlg said
- 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 video covering jammers is out, try using a “very quick 1st step”!!
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# Eliana Brooke said
- 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 you help me find him?
Obrigada… Thank You …
ADMIN: Oi Eliana… so glad you found me!!
(coach Mauro)
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# Jack Walters said
- 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 implement the use of both hand to make myself turn and then the follow through, I have been using you serve tactics 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)
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# Jack Bailey said
- April 7 2010 @ 7:57 am
Great stuff!! Mauro’s animated, hands-on approach is second to none!! Coach 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
(Coach Mauro)
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# Kyle O’Neill said
- April 8 2010 @ 8:28 pm
Eliana, Email me at ckoneill@gmail.com and I will give you his contact info.
ADMIN: Kyle, she’s got it by now…thanks anyway amigo.
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# Joe Russo said
- 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, thanks you for your kind words, appreciate your feedback!!