A couple of days ago, I was giving a lesson to one of my junior students and I was explaining to him how we, as humans learn more from our mistakes and errors than we do from making shots. This … Read the rest of this entry
In every sport, the application of pressure is a recipe for success. It’s no different for tennis. There are many ways of applying pressure to your opponent. I have created a simple to follow system that will allow you to … Read the rest of this entry
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Just like the forehand, every stroke should always begin with a split step, pivot, and simultaneous coiling of the upper body while taking the racquet back into its final preparation position. As you coil and take the racquet back with … Read the rest of this entry
Tennis Players of all Levels, Every stroke should always begin with a split step, pivot, and simultaneous coiling of the torso while taking the racquet back into its final preparation position. As you coil and take the racquet back with … Read the rest of this entry
This is the third and last in a series of articles which will teach you how to maximize the most out of your game and help you become a smarter tennis player when preparing to play a league match or … Read the rest of this entry