Here's something that trips up almost every tennis player I work with. They want more power on their groundstrokes. So what do they do? They swing harder. They muscle the ball. They put everything they've got into their arm. And it doesn't work. I was working with a student and
During warmup, Ian noticed our recent student Hil was consistently dropping short, floating balls straight into the net. Here's how Hil learned to diagnose and correct EVERY shot he ever hits long or into the net again...
SO many players (and coaches) get caught up in hitting the right position in the follow through, but completely ignore everything that is required to arrive in that position naturally. Here's how we showed a recent student how to address the root issue (instead of the result) to actually fix
How do you start warming up your tennis game? Most tennis players either jump right into practice or a match without a proper warm up, or if they do, they always start at the baseline. This spot on the court is where you should actually start warming up!
The toughest part about playing consistent players, is how to combat the fact they won't miss! So you need to play just a consistent, and safe, but with more power. So how can you be consistent but have power and be offensive? TOPSPIN!
Do you actually know how to aim your tennis shots? What is happening with the racquet and the ball? Most tennis players get so frustrated when they miss a shot out wide or long by a few inches, but it comes down to thousandths of a second! Do you how
Many tennis players struggle with tension and not staying smooth and relaxed like we see professional players. Here is a fun and easy drill that will test your ability to stay smooth on your groundstrokes!
The old thought of always "Step In" to your shots is a classic tennis tip, but is it actually the best way to hit your groundstrokes? Or is it done the most often? Today we are breaking-down some professional players and taking a look at how often tennis players are
In Part 1 of this analysis series on my match with MEP, we looked at Ian's groundstroke tactics, and the tools he used to win more points against Ben. However, there was an even bigger strategic and tactical move that Ian used that really took the match to the next
After watching back his recent match play, Ian's noticed some consistent issue regarding his groundstrokes. Something he really wants to improve is his forehand aggressiveness, and continuing his generating spin on his backhand. Here are some great drills with a ball machine to improve your groundstrokes!
