So exactly how good are 5.0 level players? How about 6.0 players? Do you think that you could win a set against somebody a full NTRP level ahead of you? How about a game? Listen as Jason and Ian answer these questions and talk about differences between different level players in tennis. Download Transcript: Word
One of the biggest ways that amateur doubles players can improve their results is by communicating with their partner better! In todayâs podcast Mark Hammelman and myself discuss the importance of communication as well as specific ways to do it during point, between points, and during changeovers. Download Transcript: Word Doc | PDF | Kindle
Todayâs show answers two excellent questions from listeners. The first question asks about attaching on a short, weak shot. What technique or footwork changes need to be made if youâre constantly either missing long or into the net on these easy shots? Next up I talked about pronating on the serve. Whatâs the difference between
Back by popular demand is mental tennis expert and coach David Groemping! Together we tackle several new and interesting topics having to do with mental tennis in a two part series. In Part 2 of 2 David and I discuss two main topics. The first one is the dynamic that doubles brings to the table
Back by popular demand is mental tennis expert and coach David Groemping! Together we tackle several new and interesting topics having to do with mental tennis in a two part series. In todayâs show we talk about playing against somebody who cheats, playing against somebody whoâs injured or your friend, and lastly we talk about
Today I have a special guest on the show: Will Hamilton of Fuzzy Yellow Balls! Together we tackle two listener questions. The first one has to do with keeping tennis fun and fresh even if you are on the court a ton. This should be a big help to all the coaches out there as
When youâre playing a doubles tennis match is it poor sportsmanship to continually hit at the weaker of your two opponents? What is the best way to take advantage of time spent on the court with a ball machine and what strokes are best to work on? Lastly I talk about the use of disguise
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:
Today I answer three great listener questions. The first one has to do with buildling mental muscle during important tennis matches, USTA tournaments specifically. Secondly I discuss the technique involved in making your second serves. Lastly I talk about finding a lost tennis stroke, what do you do when you get âthe shanksâ? Download Transcript:
