How is it possible to continue improving at such a complicated sport like tennis? By consistently pushing yourself beyond your boundaries. It makes logical sense, and yet so few recreational tennis players actually do it. Instead of spending time on what they're uncomfortable with, or taking what they're comfortable with already and pushing it to
This contest is now completed (congrats to the winners!) but I'd still love to hear your answer to this question: "What do you love most about tennis?" Answer below, I can't wait to read it! [fbcomments]
What happens when you hit a wall trying to improve a weakness? Should you keep plugging away at it or just move on? In this episode of the Podcast I'll be teaching you about the two main limitations on tennis players, and how to overcome them so that your game can continue to improve! Oh,
Watching the pros on TV is no doubt exciting and inspiring for our own tennis games, but is it wise to then head out onto the court and try to copy them? That's the question asked of me in this episode of the podcast and I really enjoyed discussing it. Find out when you should
Timing, footwork, and contact point are all at least closely related when it comes to the forehand groundstroke. However, when attempting to diagnose a problem and fix it you need to know which element is at fault and what change to make! Today's show focuses on exactly those topics as I go into detail on
While serve and volley has become more and more difficult to execute on the pro tour it is still absolutely a viable strategy for recreational level tennis players! How can you be successful implementing it? This three part series will show you. In today's video you're going to learn the top 5 most important technique elements to
Have you ever experienced a certain stroke getting stuck in a rut when it comes to timing? A very common issue is timing a groundstroke swing late over and over again. I should know, it happens to me! In today's episode of the podcast I'll share my favorite method of breaking a student out of
Today's professional tennis players spend so much time on the baseline that it would almost seem hard to believe that they practice moving into the net.....but they absolutely do! The video below is part of a practice session that I captured between Novak Djokovic and Nenad Zimonjic. I've cut out a series of practice rallies
Serve and Volley Video 1: Move in Quick - Click Here! Serve and Volley Video 3: First Volley Technique - Click Here! While serve and volley has become more and more difficult to execute on the pro tour it is still absolutely a viable strategy for recreational level tennis players! How can you be successful implementing it?
Serve and Volley Video 2: Get Prepared - Click Here! Serve and Volley Video 3: First Volley Technique - Click Here! While serve and volley has become more and more difficult to execute on the pro tour it is still absolutely a viable strategy for recreational level tennis players! How can you be successful implementing it? This
