Learn how to anticipate your opponent's every move so you can win more matches – Click Here! Develop your psychic powers so you can know exactly what your opponents will do next - Click Here! Everyone can agree that wrist tension play a tremendous role in forehand technique... But how much (or little) tension
Here's a quick video for anyone who thinks there's only one way to open a can of tennis balls ;)
Nothing is more frustrating than developing a case of "the shanks" and regularly mis-hitting the ball. Good news: you've may have developed a bad habit but you don't have to be stuck with it! In the video above I'll show you exactly how to snap out of it.
Using one or two hands on your backhand might seem like a negligible difference... But in reality the two are very different shots, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Here's what you need to know to choose the right style for yourself.
You've definitely heard that you should use a different grip for your forehand, backhand, serve, and so on... But what's the point? As it turns out, the grip you use has a tremendous effect on every shot. Here's why... Comments? Questions? Leave them down below. Thanks for watching!
What's the best way to deal with a player who gives you shot after shot with no pace in the middle of the court? Pushers are a really frustrating style of opponent to play for most tennis players... Here are a few things that you need to focus on if you ever want
What's the best way to prepare mentally for a big match? Should you get yourself hyped up? Calm yourself down? Listen to music? What should your mental approach be? That's the question I answer in today's episode of Ask Ian! Comments? Questions? Leave them down below. Thanks for watching!
Ensuring that your muscles have been stretched and loosened up before play is crucial to avoiding injury and performing your best! If you don't have a warmup routine already, you need one. Here is my favorite routine with some great exercises to get you started! *Note* Here is the shoulder warmup routine that
Many teaching pros are die-hard supporters of a specific footwork pattern, but which one is best? Step in... Step across... Open stance? In this video I'll show you which one to use — and more importantly — when! Comments? Questions? Leave them down below. Thanks for watching!
Deep groundstrokes are a valuable weapon to have in your arsenal whether you're a singles or a doubles player. Unfortunately most players don't know how to control the depth of their forehand and backhand. Not reliably anyway. That's because they're more concerned with hitting the ball harder instead of changing the simple variable that I talk about in this lesson.
