Why Almost All Tennis Coaches SUCK at Teaching Weight Transfer
Your stroke is one adjustment away from a massive upgrade. See how the MFX Program helps players create effortless power, cleaner contact, and more consistency. 🎾 Work 1-1 with Julien: https://olivaritennis.com/mfx They all teach you to “pass the leg”… but that’s the biggest mistake in tennis coaching. The truth about weight transfer has nothing to do with stepping forward it’s about how your body manages energy, rotation, and balance. In this video, I break down the real biomechanics behind weight transfer the same principles I use with ATP players and students around the world. Once you understand this, you’ll never move the same way again. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly tennis content & coaching tips 👍 Like if this helped you 🔗 Share with your hitting partner or team. Peace, Julien.
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