There are so many lessons that us mere mortals can take away from watching pro tennis up close and personal. I was reminded of several of these while attending the US Open last week, especially since I went to most of the matches with a friend
You've heard it said that you should "stay relaxed" during your tennis swings but today's episode of the podcast will take that to a whole different level! You'll learn what your forehand has in common with getting into an auto accident and also a great drill that can
Do you get angry and lose your temper on the court when you miss easy shots or lose to players you know you're better than? For so many tennis players a bad temper is a frustrating and embarrassing part of their game. Guess what?
Have you ever tried a new swing technique and immediately assumed that it wasn't the way to go because it didn't feel "natural"? If so you absolutely must listen to this episode of the podcast! I'll uncover why that's a fallacy and explain what you should expect to "feel" when making improvements to your strokes.
When you have a righty-lefty duo in doubles who should play which side? Is it best to have forehands in the middle or forehands on the outside when returning serve? Lots of variables are at play when answering this question and today I'll be talking about such topics as return of serve, poaching, covering lobs,
What can you do to make up for a doubles partner that always stays on the baseline no matter what? In today's episode of the Podcast I'll teach you what to do in three different specific situations on the court so you can be more successful.
Do you spend all of your time focused on what's happening on your own side of the net during matches? That's not good! Find out how to improve your "external focus" during competition as well as how to stay cool, calm and collected as you do so in today's episode of the podcast.
We've all been in this situation before: looking across the net at an opponent who just simply outclasses us. A player with way more experience, more weapons, and more consistency. How in the world are we supposed to approach playing this "Goliath" of an opponent? Find out in today's episode of the podcast!
What type of start you get off to in a match very often determines the outcome. Are you a quick starter or a slow one? More importantly, how can one possibly get out to a "fast start" when they have a full time job and then have to drive 45 minutes to their match? Sounds
What does it take for me to get to the next level? What if my game plateaus and I get stuck? Is there a best way to learn about tennis? How good can I get exactly? If you've ever wondered about any of these topics then today's episode of the podcast is a must-listen. It's
