
These materials are very revolutionary and may shake instructions you had reinforced for years. Therefore, even for very experienced players and teachers, it is best to view the DVDs in this order: (Note: not all videos listed here are currently available. For a full list of available materials visit the MTM University on CoachTube):
- Tennis 101 and Play Like the Pros DVD (100 minutes)
- Master Strokes Vol. 1 and Master Strokes Vol. 2 DVD (100 minutes)
- Ten Amazing Secrets to Tennis Success (50 minutes)
(these first three DVDs, with five titles, are the compilation of 70 segments of Oscar Wegner on Brad Holbrook’s tennis show that Richard Williams taped and used to coach his daughters Venus and Serena)
- Advanced Tennis Techniques (50 minutes)
- Ultimate Professional Coaching Techniques (47 minutes)
The “Tennis Into The Future” Series from 2010:
- Modern Basics (60 minutes)
- Modern Footwork (90 minutes)
- Coaching Modern Strokes (90 minutes)
- Modern Serves and Volleys (90 minutes)
These DVDs can be viewed anytime:
53 Drills for Better Tennis (65 minutes)
The Best Of Oscar (compilation DVD) (105 minutes)
These four DVDs point to how Modern Tennis is evolving, what is the tennis of the future, and what are the techniques that the top pros are finding more natural, more efficient, more powerful and easier to execute.
Tennis 101 (Makes tennis one of the easiest sports to learn)
Lesson 1 – Forehand Basics
Lesson 2 – Forehand Control
Lesson 3 – Forehand on the Move
Lesson 4 – Forehand Topspin and slice
Lesson 5 – Backhand Part 1
Lesson 6 – Backhand Part 2
Lesson 7 – The Backhand Grip
Lesson 8 – Serving Basics
Lesson 9 – The Spin Serve
Lesson 10 – Volleying Basics
Lesson 11 – Volleying on the move
Lesson 12 – High and Low Volleys
Lesson 13 – Basic Tennis Strategy
Lesson 14- Intermediate Tennis Strategy
Play like the Pros (Describing some of the best strokes ever)
- Introduction
- Steffi Graf’s Slice backhand
- Pete Sampras’s Forehand
- Pete Sampras’s 1-handed Topspin Backhand
- Jennifer Capriati’s Forehand
- Mary Pierce’s Forehand
- Andre Agassi’s Forehand
- Pete Sampras’s Serve
- Andre Agassi’s Backhand
- Jim Courier’s Forehand
- Steffi Graf’s Forehand
- Review and Summary
Master Strokes I (Includes what are thought to be the best volleys ever)
- Intro
- Hand-eye-ball coordination
- Volley Part I – John McEnroe’s Volley
- Volley Part II
- 1 handed Topspin Backhand
- Volley Drill – Perfecting The Downward Stroke
- The Overhead Smash
- Grip size
- The Backhand High Volley
- The Half-Volley
- Footwork
- Waiting on the Ball and Preparation
- The Serve
Master Strokes II
- Introduction
- The Finish
- Power Vs. Control
- Why Topspin
- The Serve and Volley game
- Why Lift
- The 1 inch Volley
- Misconceptions of Conventional Teachings
- Topspin Drill of the Top Pros
- Tracking the Ball
- Secrets of Control
- Developing Touch
- Best Forehands Explained
- Best Backhands Explained
10 Amazing Secrets
- Intro
- Forehand Part I – Myths exposed
- Forehand Part II
- The 1 handed Backhand
- The 2 handed Backhand
- The 1 handed Slice Backhand
- The Serve
- The Volley
- The Overhead Smash
- Footwork of the Pros
- Body Positioning
53 Drills for Better Tennis
Chapter 1
- Forget Your Feet
- First Major Misconception
- Second Major Misconception
- Third Major Misconception
- Fourth Major Misconception
- Two-Handed Backhand Drill
- Natural Footwork
- Tight Grip Drills
- Backhand Slice Drills
Chapter 2
- Hand-Ball Drill
- Finding the Ball Drill
- Closed Racquet Face Drill
- Closed Racquet Backhand Drill
- Two Bounce Drill
- Walking Backwards Drill
- No-Backswing Drill
- Short Ball Put-Away Drill
- Paint the Fence Drill
- Backwards Uppercut Drill
- Three Feet Over the Net Drill
- Mini-Tennis Drill
- How to Get to a Dropshot
- Wide Angle Topspin Backhand Drill
- How to Get a Moonball Back Drill
Chapter 3
- Shuffle or Turn
- The Forehand Finish Clarified
- Coming Up
- Backswing or Not
- Off-Centre is Best
- Cover the Eyes Drill
- Tracking the Ball Drill
- Left-Hander Strokes
- Kid’s Serve Drill
- Serving Up Drill
Chapter 4
- Around the Can Drill
- Roll with the Edge Forehand
- The Edge Two-Handed Backhand Drill
- The Edge One-Handed Backhand Drill
- Inside Out Forehand Drill
- Deep Ball Drill
- Ball Count Rally Drill
- Drop the Racquet Head Drill
Chapter 5
- Advanced Service Drill
- Forehand Close Eyes Drill
- Backhand Close Eyes Drill
- Counting on Volley Drill
- Lob-Volley Drill
- Forehand Angle-Volley Drill
- Backhand Angle-Volley Drill
- Smash Down Drill
- Tracking a Lob Drill
- Slide a Volley Drill
- Tap a Volley Drill
Advanced Tennis Techniques
Part One – Groundstrokes
- How the Pros move
- The closed stance
- Should you stay down?
- The height of the ball
- The slice backhand
- Use the edge
- Advice on timing
- Count to five
- Which foot to use
- The follow through
- The height of the ball 2
- How much spin
- Grip tightness
- Hitting the ball
Part Two – The Serve
- Serve techniques
- Use the edge
- The second serve
- Second serve toss
- Timing on the serve
- Straight or bent?
- Bending the legs
- Grip tightness
- The Pro’s grip
Part Three – The Volley
- Volley techniques
- Hitting across
- Which muscles to use
- Backhand muscles
- Volley timing
- Where to hit the ball
- Volley footwork
Part Four – Quick Tips
- Should you think?
- Overhead shot
- Low volley shots
- Drop shots
Ultimate Professional Coaching Techniques
- Introduction: Conventional vs. Modern
- Forehand Techniques
- Hitting on the Run and Recovery
- The Backhand
- The Slice Backhand
- Two-Handed Backhand
- The Serve
- Return of Serve
- The Volley
- The Grip
Tennis Into The Future: Volume 1 – The Basics
- Introduction
- What Is MTM?
- Touch The Ball
- Open Stance
- Emphasize The Finish
- Wait For The Bounce
- Find, Feel, Finish
- Feel The Ball & Forget The Feet
- The Finish
- Play By Instinct
- Western Grip
- Trial & Error
- The Natural Way
- Is Something Being Missed?
- 19 Myths
- Windshield Wiper
- Why Does It Work For Kids?
- Play Like The Pros
- Straight Arm
- Hit Through The Ball
- The 11th Secret
- Martial Arts
- Is This System For Everyone?
- Simplicity
- What Are The Basics?
- Why Is This System Resisted?
- String Over The Net
- Load & Explode
- Closed Stance
- Can Coaches Create On Their Own?
- Role Of The Wrist
- Butt Of The Racquet
- Leading With The Edge
- Flat Shots
- Hitting Below The Sweet Spot
- Loose Grip
- Tight Grip & Tennis Elbow
- Stalking The Ball
- Hitting On The Rise
- Too Close To The Ball
- Walking Backward
- Feel
- The Zone
- How To Teach Players To Wait
- Wrist Snap On The Serve
- Power On The Serve
- Shoulder Tilt
- The Racket Bracket
- ProTrainer WinSock
Tennis Into The Future: Volume 2 – Modern Footwork
- Natural Movement
- Faster Recovery
- Moving Instinctively
- More Speed Less Effort
- Balance And Falling Backwards
- Modern vs. Conventional Movement
- Movement Inside The Baseline
- How Should Balance Feel?
- Moving To The Net
- Footwork And The Volley
- The John McEnroe Volley
- The Split Step
- The Split Step Simplified
- Timing And Counting To 5
- Stalking The Ball: The Non-Dominant Hand
- Watching The Ball
- Half-Volleys And High Bounces
- Stay Low Or Lift Up?
- The Overhead
Oscar With Dr. Bruce Harris:
- Modern vs. Conventional
- Little Kids Play Naturally
- Using Stronger Muscles
- Using The Body In A Natural Way
- The Modern Serve
- Misconceptions
- The Volleys
- Loose Racket
- Side Steps?
- Topspin Memory Board
Tennis Into The Future: Volume 3 – Coaching Modern Strokes
Part One
Modern Stroke Mechanics
- Introduction
- The 7% Solution
- A New Kind of Power
- Massaging the Ball
- Lifting Off The Ground
- Finding the Ball with the Hand
- The 2-Handed Backhand
- The Closed Stance Habit
- Timing The Backswing
- Tracking the Ball
- The Reverse Forehand
- The Lasso Forehand
- The One-Handed Backhand
- The Shape of the Modern FH
- Play With the Edges
- Volleys
- Cross the Line of the Ball
- The Serve – The Overhead
Part 2
Modern Coaching
- Keeping It Simple
- The Role of the Coach
- Focusing Attention
- Unification in Coaching
- Talent and Development
- Choreography vs. Emergency
- Mechanics and Feel
- Quick Start and MTM
- Coaching A Coach
- A Loyal Following
- End Credits
Tennis Into The Future: Volume 4 – Modern Serves and Volleys
Part One – The Modern Volley
- Introduction
- Shape Of The Volley
- Open To Closed Racket
- Track The Ball With The Hand
- Stop The Hand
- Modern BH Volley
- Elbow Position
- Squeeze The Shoulderblades
- Show Strings To Opponent
- Adjust For Ball Height
- Role Of The Wrist
- Lift The Body
- The John McEnroe Lift
- BH Volley Footwork
- Move Hour Head First
- Recovery
- The Split Step
- Shuffle Naturally
- Volley Grips
- Volley Basics For Beginners
- Independence Of The Arm
- Volley Board
Part Two – The Modern Serve
- Shape Of The Serve
- The Serve From 3 Angles
- Wrist Snap
- Serve Contact Point
- Slice & American Twist
- PRE Stroke Trainer
- Find The Ball
- A Cardinal Rule
Serve Drills:
- Top Of Head
- Back Scratch
- Starting Position
- Wrong Side of Racket
- Over The Fence
- Over The String
- Increase Strength & Power
- Approach With Edge/Butt
- Serve Progression
- Epilogue
- End Credits
BEST OF OSCAR
- Introduction
- The Forehand
- Two-Handed Backhand
- One-Handed Backhand
- The Slice Backhand
- The Sere
- The Volleys
- The Overhead Smash
- Footwork
- Power vs. Control
- MTM In Action
- Interviews
- ESPN International Tips
- Epilogue