America’s Next Tennis Hopefuls
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Follow a day at The Bollettieri Tennis Academy with America’s next tennis hopefuls Ryan and Christian Harrison. There on scholorship, the two boys meet with five different coaches throughout the day including the man himself, Nick Bollettieri.
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The big one has a very unorthodox forehand, the little one has more fluid strokes
ur an idiot
shoobibear 44, are u retarded? how do u think federer *****? he just broke the record for grand slams, and most people consider him to be the best player to ever play the game. why don’t u show some results before u comment on others. i bet u **** ***.
I too have the feeling these guys are nothing compared to some of the juniors out in Europe. Espacially the tall kid, who clearly lacks smoothness and feel. All in all….i think that video was some serious american propagandi….you know Bolleteri coaches other foreigner kids who are twice as talented.
their dad coached them before they moved and he still does
And I told you not to speak anymore.. You are speaking crap like none has ever done in the known world. Probably if you change account and you stop posting people will forget you but if you keep speaking they will insult you.. here and in the real life (I mean outside internet, rat)
Do you have a life? Do you know people pay 5000$ a bag of louis vuitton? Cost of the material: 50$(and Im being generous), made in China
Ahhahahah… Now you lost the right to post again… I mean, none will consider what you will write in the future… Good Job Master
ur mom never played tennis right if nick ***** so much howcome anyone would pay hundreds of dollars for 1 hour with him?
federer sucks
bollettieri charges 900 per hour, and im not kidding.
that makes a lot of sense.. probably if I would have trained federer he would be at the same point hes right now, maybe even stronger..
Talent is the key… Federer is the bull and he trained with a 60$ hour coach
that makes alot of sense considering he trained some of the best tennis players on the planet
i can spell it right coz Im swiss italian, I did spell it wrong because he doesnt deserve a correctly spelled name
900$ an hour??? ***… If I want I can have a lesson with Federer for free… and you know, Federer also practice tennis, hes not only theory.. Federer also won some slams.. but proably u dont know him…
it’d be a valid point if you could spell bollettieri right
nick ***** he never played tennis properly
best players in the world here? come on! spanish barcelona school is now at the very top. Actually, spain has the most top 100’s in the world, and the most top 10 in the world.
I always considered this academy like a mass production tennis robots, as htough learning tennis was just to read a user’s manual. It’s the person (and a lot more things) who finally builds up a champion, not the academy.
when you hit a forehand you’re supposed to have your arm and racket all in the same vertical line. The older kid’s wrist bends when he loads up and his arm is parallel to the ground
30 minutes with nick means you’re probably pretty good
steffi graf ***** like hell
who care to get 30 mins with nick. Did he win anything playing tennis???? No… Probably is better 1 minute with Steffi Graf than 4hours with ballattiera
they dont have to federer status bud, they know what it takes to become pro. and nick bolletieri doesnt look at just anybody, you have to be top at bolletieri’s to get 10 minutes with nick, they get 30 mins.
there not even that good, all that training for no reason, they are never gonna be federer status
i dont like the older ones forehand