Moving backwards is not something that us humans do very naturally. This makes sense of course since our bodies are designed to move forward. What does this mean for our tennis games? Moving back to cover a good lob is very often a huge weakness for tennis players, especially doubles players who spend a ton
So often I see amateur players make a good move to attack in doubles only to let their opponents off the hook with the next shot. Watch this great example of how to finish!
Check out Jay's forehand compared to that of Andre Agassi and see how he can improve his technique.
Moving into the net is a huge part of doubles strategy. In this video see how you can hit your return of serve simply in order to move forwards more quickly.
Watch this video to learn how to properly "shade" in doubles. As the ball travels from side to side make sure that you "follow the ball" correctly!
People hit their approach shot and position themsevles in the wrong place all the time while they play singles. In this video Ian explains why hitting down the line is best for an approach shot and also where to stand after you've hit it.
So many times I watch doubles points that last much longer than they should. Often the net player has an opportunity to put the ball away but just doesn't do their job. Watch this video to see a good example of how to avoid a common mistake!
Do you hate getting lobbed in your doubles play? I do too! In this video you can learn two ways to help position yourself and get ready for a possible lob.
Do you suffer from a lack of control with your volley game? Do you have a hard time maintaining a rally with a parter across from the net? Watch this video and listen to the top three elements of control that you need to improve in order to maintain a cooperative volley rally back and
https://www.essentialtennis.com/ Is the windshield wiper follow through something that's really important to your game? How about a straight vs bent arm at contact? Check out this technique analysis that compares Adiallo to Andre Agassi. Thanks to FYB for the video footage! http://www.fuzzyyellowballs.com/
