Most tennis players struggle with the volley because they swing too hard and end up with the ball in the net, or going out. Having good volleys requires a soft touch and smooth control. This simple steps will help you achieve great volleys the next time you're on the court!
The harder you swing, the better the shot right? Well, not exactly. Most players don't understand the connection and control it takes to have good swing speed and manage your strokes. You have to be able to swing at 20% as well as 95% These drills will help you have
On day 6 of the trip, Ian and Joel make their way around southern California collaborating with TWO other channels in one day! There's a lot that southern California has to offer, let's see how much they take in!
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!
In between collaborations, Ian finally gets his chance to ignore everybody, Joel brings something dangerous on the plane and both search for a court to get some hitting in...
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!
The biggest thing holding your tennis game back isn't your racquet, your age, or your fashion decisions – it's deeply engrained habits that won't go away by simply learning the correct way to do things. Here's how to dismantle and retrain them so you can achieve the level of tennis
On day 4 of the book tour, Ian meets with one of the biggest personalities of the tennis world for a face to face interview. The reception to his life's work isn't exactly what he was hoping for...
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
