A week or two ago I sent an email with personal thoughts on the pandemic and suggested that we've all been placed squarely in "No Man's Land". In other words, we're in an uncomfortable position where we've lost our normal feeling of control over what's going to happen next, which is scary, but it also
How would you like to know a lob is coming from your opponents a full second BEFORE they hit it? In this four part series I'm going to tell you exactly what to look for to make that a reality. There are signs and signals given every time a player lobs. Unfortunately they usually go
Want to level up your game FAST? Today and tomorrow's message are going to help you do that by laying out the most common misconceptions, false beliefs, and ineffective patterns tennis players of all levels fall into... ...so you can avoid them and focus on what's most important each and every time you're on the
Do you get nervous when you play tennis matches? Do you get tight, lock up, and become a totally different player once score is being kept? If so the post from the other day and today post are going to be incredibly helpful. I laid the groundwork by revealing what causes those nervous symptoms, why
Do you get nervous when you play tennis matches? Do you get tight, lock up, and become a totally different player once score is being kept? If so today and tomorrow's message are going to help you tremendously. Fact is every passionate tennis player experiences those things at some point or another. That became abundantly
Ready to complete the picture for your tennis tactics so you'll know EXACTLY what to do walking onto the court for all your matches? Yesterday's message gave you my dead simple "Foundational Strategies" for singles and doubles... They're the "Plan A" I recommend all tennis players use to start every match, definitely read them first
Yesterday I began the story of a crazy situation in my college career that unexpectedly produced the best doubles of my life... At the last minute I was asked to pair up with the best player on our team for the individual NCAA tournament, a huge jump from my normal spot of 6 singles and
My junior year of NCAA tennis thrust me into a crazy situation that unexpectedly produced the best doubles of my life... In this post and tomorrow's I'll unpack the top 6 lessons I learned from my experience. Practical mindset, tactics, and strategy insights that you can implement in your very next doubles match! First, a
What keeps you from improving your tennis technique? It's an invisible, evil force... Seriously. I'm not joking or exaggerating. Every single time we work with a VIP student we fight against it... You clash with it during your lessons, practice sessions and especially in matches. I had never thought of it as a "force" until
Really important story to share with you this morning while its fresh in my head... Yesterday Kevin and I played two sets against each other for the first time and it really highlighted something in my head that's critical to your success. It's a mindset shift that can 100% determine the difference between competitive success
