So many times I watch doubles points that last much longer than they should. Often the net player has an opportunity to put the ball away but just doesn't do their job. Watch this video to see a good example of how to avoid a common mistake!
Have you ever played an opponent in singles that hits incredible passing shots against you every single time you approach the net? What types of strategies or tactics can be used to be more successful? I also discuss the exact timing of the split step in tennis. Should it be before contact, as contact is
Do you hate getting lobbed in your doubles play? I do too! In this video you can learn two ways to help position yourself and get ready for a possible lob.
So exactly how good are 5.0 level players? How about 6.0 players? Do you think that you could win a set against somebody a full NTRP level ahead of you? How about a game? Listen as Jason and Ian answer these questions and talk about differences between different level players in tennis. Download Transcript: Word
One of the biggest ways that amateur doubles players can improve their results is by communicating with their partner better! In today’s podcast Mark Hammelman and myself discuss the importance of communication as well as specific ways to do it during point, between points, and during changeovers. Download Transcript: Word Doc | PDF | Kindle
Do you suffer from a lack of control with your volley game? Do you have a hard time maintaining a rally with a parter across from the net? Watch this video and listen to the top three elements of control that you need to improve in order to maintain a cooperative volley rally back and
Today’s show answers two excellent questions from listeners. The first question asks about attaching on a short, weak shot. What technique or footwork changes need to be made if you’re constantly either missing long or into the net on these easy shots? Next up I talked about pronating on the serve. What’s the difference between
Back by popular demand is mental tennis expert and coach David Groemping! Together we tackle several new and interesting topics having to do with mental tennis in a two part series. In Part 2 of 2 David and I discuss two main topics. The first one is the dynamic that doubles brings to the table
https://www.essentialtennis.com/ Is the windshield wiper follow through something that's really important to your game? How about a straight vs bent arm at contact? Check out this technique analysis that compares Adiallo to Andre Agassi. Thanks to FYB for the video footage! http://www.fuzzyyellowballs.com/
Back by popular demand is mental tennis expert and coach David Groemping! Together we tackle several new and interesting topics having to do with mental tennis in a two part series. In today’s show we talk about playing against somebody who cheats, playing against somebody who’s injured or your friend, and lastly we talk about
