The WTA and ATP tours are well into the swing of the clay court season and its during this time
Biggest weapon in tennis? The 1st serve. Second biggest weapon in tennis? The forehand. Using them back to back is
Attack the Middle of the Court Hitting the ball through the middle of the court in doubles does quite a
Having these shots in your tennis toolbox will allow you to use many different strategies to use against your opponents in both singles and doubles.
Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic has the epitome of perfect set up and finish technique on both his forehand and two
Vision and anticipation in doubles Theres probably nothing we take for granted more as athletes than our vision. Good players
It takes courage to become a great tennis player. In fact it takes courage to become even a decent player.
In my last article I wrote about the top ten things a tennis player should have in their tennis bag.
Andre Agassi likened his racket bag to an “Assassin’s kit”. He and only he prepared it with exactly what he
There is no substitute for pre-match preparation. Practice, fitness, diet, equipment and scouting are all crucial to a competitive tennis
Both elite players and club players understand the importance of planning for their matches. Scheduling practices, fitness sessions, coaching
There are few things in tennis as belittling as not being able to start a point because you cannot serve
Pat Rafter was one of the greatest serve and volley athletes in history. A vicious kick serve and a crushing
Rituals Successful players across all sports use rituals and scripts to gain a competitive edge over their opponents and control
Tennis is an individual sport. This is one of the reasons this game is so great. You own your own
(Players like David Ferrer, who don’t posses huge serves know the importance of being ready after the serve) Chances
One of the most successful tactics on the professional doubles tour at the moment is playing both receivers back on
Currently there is much debate in professional tennis circles over common ground stroke stances, of which there are 4 variations.
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