Let's face it - tie breakers are the worst, and no matter how good you've played up to that point, you know you're probably going to lose. Fear them no longer! We've deconstructed 10 proven strategies that will help you walk away with the W next time you face off
2 days... 3 Essential Tennis coaches... 4 students... This is unlike any doubles experience the world of tennis has seen. Here's what we taught them to completely shift the way they thought about playing Doubles. We have ONE SPOT LEFT in the November Doubles Masterclass (last one of the year)!
What if we told you the middle of the court is NOT the best place to recover to, except in one specific situation? The absolute best place to position yourself actually depends on the position of your opponent, and it's what we call the "new middle". Here's how to find
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Playing doubles will throw you into countless challenging situations – and choosing the right (or wrong) strategy will make or break your success as a team. Here's how to be ready Ready to maximize your forehand power, spin, and accuracy?? Register for our FREE Forehand Masterclass here: https://www.essentialtennis.com/forehand-masterclass-yt
While the age old advice to “watch the ball” is good, it’s not completely comprehensive. Perhaps it would be more accurate to say “watch the ball...some of the time.”
Here's the scenario: you're at the net during a doubles point and your partner is on the baseline. An opponent hits a solid shot past you and it travels back to your partner. Where should your visual focus be? Should you turn around and watch your partner hit? Keep your eyes on your
What are the most important strategical elements to really have down pat as part of your singles and doubles game? That's exactly what I'll be focusing on in today's video tennis lesson: several foundational elements that you absolutely must be proficient in. Questions? Comments? Leave them below. Thanks so much for watching!
What if instead of chasing the ball down you had the ability to move where the ball was GOING to be? How many more POINTS would you walk away with? How many more MATCHES? It's a skill every player can develop... Here's how. Learn how to anticipate your opponent's shots with this $1
