Don’t be idle after the serve!
(Players like David Ferrer, who don’t posses huge serves know the importance of being ready after the serve) Chances are, if you are an… Read More »Don’t be idle after the serve!
(Players like David Ferrer, who don’t posses huge serves know the importance of being ready after the serve) Chances are, if you are an… Read More »Don’t be idle after the serve!
One of the most successful tactics on the professional doubles tour at the moment is playing both receivers back on the return. The Bryan brothers… Read More »Modern Doubles Strategy: 2 back on return
Currently there is much debate in professional tennis circles over common ground stroke stances, of which there are 4 variations. Open, closed, semi-open and neutral… Read More »What you need to know about your stance!
Yesterdays Super Bowl XLVIII result proved one thing in football, that the #1 defense in the NFL is more important that the #1 offense. Watching… Read More »Offense Vs Defence
Knowing when to slow the pace of play down and when to speed it up is crucial in competitive tennis! Momentum swings in tennis… Read More »Momentum in Matches
Mastering your breathing on the court is vital in keeping your energy levels high and your concentration focused in the heat of battle. I’m not… Read More »Breathing in Tennis
There is only one shot in tennis that doesn’t need the split step, the serve. On every other shot, you are forced to react to… Read More »The Split Step: “The Key to fast reactions”
There are few shots more satisfying in the game of tennis than the overhead when executed well. However, for the majority of club players the… Read More »The Overhead
The typical club level tennis player does not use their non racquet hand well. They don’t change between grips fast enough or turn their shoulders… Read More »The Non Racquet Hand
The highest percentage direction to hit any stroke from the baseline is crosscourt. Down the line shots are riskier because they have to clear the… Read More »Cross Court: “Playing The Percentages”