Comments on: Good Tennis Instruction, Poorly Applied http://essentialtennis.com/problog/2010/06/good-tennis-instruction-poorly-applied/ Mon, 08 Aug 2011 16:42:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Quinn O'Brien http://essentialtennis.com/problog/2010/06/good-tennis-instruction-poorly-applied/comment-page-1/#comment-2996 Quinn O'Brien Sat, 03 Jul 2010 16:46:00 +0000 http://essentialtennis.com/problog/?p=191#comment-2996 Nice post. I agree with the other commenter. It is amazing how many people can not accept that the fundamentals are what are really required. There are no secrets, just getting the basics as close to perfection as possible. Nice post. I agree with the other commenter. It is amazing how many people can not accept that the fundamentals are what are really required. There are no secrets, just getting the basics as close to perfection as possible.

]]> By: Ian http://essentialtennis.com/problog/2010/06/good-tennis-instruction-poorly-applied/comment-page-1/#comment-2747 Ian Tue, 08 Jun 2010 17:55:40 +0000 http://essentialtennis.com/problog/?p=191#comment-2747 Glad you enjoyed it, Dana! I agree, it's the essentials that should be focused on the most. Glad you enjoyed it, Dana! I agree, it’s the essentials that should be focused on the most.

]]> By: Dana http://essentialtennis.com/problog/2010/06/good-tennis-instruction-poorly-applied/comment-page-1/#comment-2746 Dana Tue, 08 Jun 2010 14:40:36 +0000 http://essentialtennis.com/problog/?p=191#comment-2746 Great post! I often see information that contradicts or downplays what I just read somewhere else. "Does it make sense" sounds like a good test of the validity of tennis instruction that I see elsewhere. This is what I like about your podcasts and blogs. You stick with the "essentials" which is what I need as an average recreational player. The advanced stuff that probably only a near-pro could pull off just confuses the issues and can throw off a stoke that already works. I fall for things too easily. Thanks for helping me stick with the essentials. Great post! I often see information that contradicts or downplays what I just read somewhere else. “Does it make sense” sounds like a good test of the validity of tennis instruction that I see elsewhere.

This is what I like about your podcasts and blogs. You stick with the “essentials” which is what I need as an average recreational player. The advanced stuff that probably only a near-pro could pull off just confuses the issues and can throw off a stoke that already works. I fall for things too easily. Thanks for helping me stick with the essentials.

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