It doesn't get a whole lot better than watching Roger Federer hit forehands and backhands! He's hands down the most loose and relaxed looking player that I filmed at Cincinnati, almost to the point that it was annoying to be honest. Why? Roger doesn't seem to like to really go full speed in practice, that
Dr. Cohn is back on the podcast to share his knowledge and expertise in the area of sports psychology and mental toughness! Together we talk about three listener questions that were submitted via Facebook which include how to best prepare and play "monster" points during a match, how can you close out a
I love seeing recreational tennis players taking the initiative to practice on their own by using a backboard or hitting wall but it drives me CRAZY to see them making the same mistakes over and over again. In this video I outline the three big mistakes that rec players make while spending time hitting against
Sliding correctly on a clay court can be really tough to be but completely worth working on since it will raise the efficiency of your movement around the court a TON. In today's podcast I talk about exactly how to slide on a clay court, and even a hard one if you
In this week's episode of the show I answer a question from a listener who's fed up with tennis. He's tired of working hard on his strokes, fitness, and strategy only to have other's routinely beat him on the court. Is he doing something wrong or are some people who pick up tennis
Have you ever played against an opponent much stronger than you who seemed to crush every ball well past your comfort level? How can we possibly bridge the gap between where we are now and that type of play? Today's episode of the podcast is dedicated to having move success against 5.0 players
Todd Martin is my guest on this week's episode of the podcast to discuss all things tennis! I asked him a wide range of questions including: what his time spend with Novak Djokovic was like including specific drills that were used, how he got started in the game and when he knew it
The first topic in today's show is a little move that adds "shazam" to your results! If you're looking for more power and topspin on your forehand ground stroke then definitely check out what this move is and how you can go about making it a habit. I also talk about the correct
High quality video of Novak Djokovic practicing some forehand and backhand groundstrokes during a warm up in Cincinnati, Ohio. Congratulations to Novak on his recent US Open win, what an amazing year!
Roger Federer hits some practice forehands during a practice session at Cincinnati. Make sure to leave a comment below if you enjoyed this slow motion footage! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBooKhu-AMg Click Here to view on YouTube:
