I want to show you how to start winning more tennis matches—and it’s not about a brand-new forehand, a faster serve, or some complicated technical fix. What really matters is learning the 13 strategies to win tennis and making smarter decisions on court. A lot of players believe improvement only
If you’ve ever watched the best players at your local courts, you’ve probably noticed something interesting — let’s look at the tennis players 3 habits that help them win more consistently. They don’t always look dramatically stronger. They don’t always have the biggest serve or the prettiest strokes. And yet,
If you’ve ever watched Carlos Alcaraz play, you’ll notice his Alcaraz strategy to win tennis matches makes it feel like he’s doing everything at a different speed. Not just physically… but mentally too. He’s constantly solving problems, adjusting, and finding ways to stay in control of the point—even when he’s
I have been inside the tennis industry for 25 years. And right now, I feel the need to be completely honest with you about what I am seeing. Pickleball is growing at a rate that is impossible to ignore. We are talking 50 to 80 percent growth per year over
Racket companies want you to believe that the latest frame with their newest Space Age technology is going to transform your game. New paint job, new name, new marketing buzzwords, same racket underneath. The truth is, tennis racket technology hasn't meaningfully changed in over a decade. And jumping from gimmick
I recently played a doubles match where I was the net player and my partner had the least weapons on the court. The three other players were all 4.0 competitors, but the two opponents across the net were offensive, athletic, and loaded with weapons. My partner? Defensive minded with a
A while back I posted a video called The Worst Attitude in Tennis, a deep dive into tennis ego and mental toughness that I did not expect would hit so close to home for so many people. One person in particular reached out with a long email. He admitted something
I just got back from Indian Wells, California where I spent six days running doubles strategy clinics and working with some amazing students. And one thing really jumped out at me about the ready position and preparation that tennis players have. Based on the tens of thousands of hours I've
What if you could hit your best shots and play your best tennis without having to think about it at all? No reminders. No mental checklists. No voice in your head constantly telling you what to do. Just pure instinct and habit doing the work for you. That's what the
Getting hit by a ball in doubles is frustrating. It feels sudden. It feels unfair. And most of the time you probably think you were in the right spot. You weren't. And here's the thing. It's not just you. Professional players make this exact same mistake. I was recently watching
