Student Lessons (Extended Versions)
Here you will find uncut extended versions of on-court lessons with students that are featured on the Intuitive Tennis YouTube channel. The playing level of the students ranges from the beginner to the professional level. Lessons that are featured on the YouTube channel are short form and heavily edited. Here you will be able to watch these lessons in full length with interesting behind-the-scenes footage. Some students are featured only on intuitivetennis.com
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4 itemsEma's WTA Tour Comeback
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In this collection of videos, I chronicle Ema's return to the WTA tour and show the improvements necessary to compete at that level.
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1 season10-Day Tennis Transformation
1 season
My student Felipe traveled from Sao Paulo to Palm Beach, Florida, for an intense 10-day training block to improve all aspects of his tennis game.
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8 itemsTeaching Sara
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In this collection of videos, I work with former D1 player Sara on all aspects of her game. She is from Spain, naturally, a clay court specialist that utilizes heavy topspin.
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2 seasonsGetting Shamir to 5.0 NTRP
2 seasons
Shamir is one of Nick's most popular students. A recent injury has not allowed him to play much tennis, and his current rating is between 4.0 and 4.5. In this series, you can watch Nick get his game to the level of a 5.0 player. Some of these lessons have been featured on the Intuitive Tennis You...
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5 itemsTeaching Bremen
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Bremen is a 4.0 NTRP player who is in amazing shape and has big potential for improvement.
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Taking Alec From Beginner to 5.0 NTRP
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Under my tutelage, Alec has improved tremendously and will continue to do so. He is currently playing at the 4.5 level and has won 5.0 level tournaments in the past. At his best, his rating was 5.0 NTRP. He won matches at the men's open level in South East Florida and competed in the University o...
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1 seasonTeaching Anna From Scratch
1 season
When Anna took her first tennis lesson with Nick in October 2020, she was a beginner and only played tennis a couple of times. Watch her progression under Nick's tutelage who is her only coach. Some of these lessons have been featured on the Intuitive Tennis YouTube channel. What you will find he...
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8 itemsTeaching Jen
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Jen is a beginner with the potential for fast improvement.
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Getting Milan (Former D2 Player) Ready for USTA Men's Open Tour
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In this collection of videos, I prepare former D2 player Milan for the Florida USTA Men's Open Tour.
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3 itemsTeaching Chrys
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Chrys is a beginner learning tennis from scratch under Nick's tutelage.
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2 itemsTeaching Karla
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Karla is an aspiring recreational player. She has played some USTA junior tournaments in past and is very eager to continue improving under Nick's tutelage. Some of these lessons have been featured on the Intuitive Tennis YouTube channel. Here you will find uncut extended versions with behind-the...
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2 itemsTeaching Elise
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Dr. Elise Kramer is developing fundamentals on her technique under Nick's tutelage.
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6 itemsRoad to USTA National Title
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In this collection of videos, I train Robert, whose goal is to win a USTA national title in his age group.
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Getting Robert to 4.5 NTRP at 69 Years of Age
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Getting Robert to improve his NTRP rating (currently 4.0). He is 69 years old, in fantastic shape and plays mainly singles.
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1 seasonSafin's Road to NCAA D1 Scholarship
1 season
When Safin first started training with Nick he was an unranked junior struggling to win matches at the men's open level. In this series, you can watch if Nick can improve his game in less than a year to the level of a D1 college player. Some of these lessons have been featured on the Intuitive Te...
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Getting Ema's Game Back to Tour Level
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In this collection of videos, Nick works with former WTA player and D1 NCAA All-American Ema Burgic Bucko and gets her game back to the Tour level.
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6 itemsD1 College Rematch | Maci vs Ema
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In this video series, I coach two former elite D1 college players, Maci Epstein (University of Virginia) and Ema Burgic Bucko (Baylor University).
