If you want to hit HEAVY groundstrokes on the tennis court but can't seem to get it right, we're going to show you how! You’re about to see real life examples of what a heavy forehand or backhand is and isn’t, plus I’ll show you special drills that you can
There's NO reason for you to keep hitting balls long time and time again when the solution is so simple! Here's how to solve this common problem so you can swing confidently and keep the ball in the court...
Do you want to improve your timing, consistency and accuracy? These Alley Drills are a fun way to work on multiple aspects of your tennis game and get you ready for your next match!
Are your tennis strokes a choppy, jerky mess? Do you wish you could move more smoothly and gracefully on the court like Roger Federer? Well, we can't guarantee that you'll ever be a ballerina on the court, but we CAN tell you how to move more effortlessly. Here's how...
You've probably heard that's it's best to finish your forehand in a certain position ("over the shoulder" probably rings a bell) – so why do we see the pros finish in SO many different positions? Here's why, and what it means for your forehand...
STOP rushing the net and trying to hit your first volley inside the service line! The trick to navigating no-man's land effectively isn't to get out of it as fast as possible, but to comfortably and calmly respond to whatever comes your way as you're moving forward. Here's how...
You've probably noticed there's a BIG difference between the soft, floaty slices hit by recreational level players and the aggressive, cutting, BITING slices hit by top level players. The difference between theirs and yours is actually the swing path – here's how to hit a slice that really bites your
Most players spend their tennis lives TERRIFIED of no man's land, and it's no surprise – they've been told to stay out of it since they first picked up a racquet! While we wouldn't recommend hanging out in this tricky spot, you WON'T entirely be able to avoid it during
