Everyone seems to hate playing pushers and today we will be discussing what we can learn from pushers. I want to begin with a quote from a very good friend and longtime doubles partner, Mark: “There’s another name for pushers; Winners.” The reason people hate playing pushers is because they have a knack for winning.
Returning a lefty serve on the ad side can be one of the most difficult things to do in tennis! Today I answer a question about how to do it during singles play, specifically on the ad side. Comments? Questions? Leave them down below!
When is the right time to poach when you're playing doubles? That is the topic of today's video tennis lesson! I've many times heard it suggested that you should make your move on the poach when your partner's serve hit's the service box. I'm definitely not a fan of that and in the
Have you ever tried a new swing technique and immediately assumed that it wasn't the way to go because it didn't feel "natural"? If so you absolutely must listen to this episode of the podcast! I'll uncover why that's a fallacy and explain what you should expect to "feel" when making improvements to your strokes.
Our question for discussion today comes from Fabrice who asks: “I had myself a moment of discouragement yesterday, when I got out of a practice session. Even though I have seen some clear progress, I am still not consistent--hence not confident in certain shots. I feel like I hear over and over the same advice,
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When you have a righty-lefty duo in doubles who should play which side? Is it best to have forehands in the middle or forehands on the outside when returning serve? Lots of variables are at play when answering this question and today I'll be talking about such topics as return of serve, poaching, covering lobs,
Our idea for today’s topic comes from Fernando in Brazil. Fernando’s question: “I have all the strokes and a game that is based on consistency rather than power. Usually I work on the point until there is a clear chance to attack. I am very comfortable with my opponent having a little more power with
"Feel" vs "Science" Video - Click Here! It seems to be pretty common knowledge that you should "carve the ball" to get spin on your serve, either a slice or a kick serve. Does it actually happen in reality? Find out in today's video! Question - Does what I show surprise you? Have you
I've received a lot of comments in response to my current "Myth Buster" series that go something like this: "Why are you bad mouthing teachers who want to say that a certain technique 'feels like this' when it leads to improvement?? Who cares if it's what actually happens!" This video is in direct
