So many tennis players absolutely hate playing pushers: tennis players who put no pace on their shots and simply put everything back in play safely. Today Ian talks about what parts of your game need to be improved to start winning against these types of opponents. Ian also talks about dealing with low, short shots.
Would picking a target for a tennis shot ever lead to actually missing it? Today Ian answers that question and also talks about what factors should go into picking your targets as you play your matches. Also discusses is hitting the ball on the rise more aggressively while still maintaining control. Download Transcript: Word Doc
My guest today is Andy Zodin of the âIn The Zoneâ tennis radio show/podcast. Together we tackle two specific techniques which are typically linked to the modern game and discuss weather or not you should be considering them for your own game. Techniques discussed are the windshield wiper follow through and full western grip. Download
This weekâs show is early and a little bit on the short side due to some holiday travels, but thereâs still a new show! Listen in as I discuss the pros and cons of the full western grip. Why exactly is it dubbed âextremeâ by myself and many other teachers of tennis? Is it the
When your opponent in singles continually comes to the net what are the best strategies to use in defeating them? How about when your opponent hits you deep, high shots to your one handed backhand? Lastly I answer a question about picking out the good tennis instruction from everything available on the internet. Download Transcript:
My guest today is Andy Zodin of the âIn The Zoneâ tennis radio show/podcast. Together we tackle two specific techniques which are typically linked to the modern game and discuss weather or not you should be considering them for your own game. Techniques discussed are the windshield wiper follow through and full western grip. Download
Today's show is all about use of the slice. Thanks to JXG who asked all of the questions covered in the show, hopefully you guys find it useful! Topics include general strategies using slice, approaching cross court or down the line using slice, and the use of side spin with slice. Â
We've all experienced "deer in the headlights" syndrome when facing a big serve or at the net with a passing shot on the way. Today I give some advice on how to avoid this freeze. Our second topic is a discussion on how to better hit a topspin ground stroke when the ball
Do you have problems hitting the ball much past the service line using your groundstrokes? If so this episode is a must listen as I give three different ways to generate more depth on both forehands and backhands. After that I give advice on improving all aspects of your overhead including your anticipation,
Which forehand groundstroke follow through is best for you: conventional, windshield wiper, or reverse? In today's show I discuss all three including when they should be used, and when they shouldn't. Next up I talk about the differences between singles and doubles and also how to best bridge the gap between their playing
