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
Today's show is kicked off with two great listener questions. The first has to do with playing tie breakers and keeping a mental edge during them. Next up I discuss training for your tennis game at home, what different ways can you spend time away from a tennis court to improve your game,
There's no such thing as too much talk about mental tennis! The mental game is something that we all deal with and Mental Coach David Groemping is here to help four listeners out with their specific questions. Topics include playing an annoying opponent, differences between a mental and technical weakness, playing better when
It seems like nobody likes to play against a lefty handed player. Well, everybody accept for one of my guests today on the podcast who shares what it takes to be more successful against these crafty opponents. My other guest is Will Hamilton of www.fuzzyyellowballs.com/ who is also a fellow lefty. Together the
The I formation in doubles is an excellent way to mix things up and keep your opponents on their toes. Today Jason and I discuss exactly how to use it, when to use it, and if it's the try play for you and your doubles partner.
Today I go through a few listener questions on the Podcast. The first one has to do with the best way to take your racket back on your ground strokes. Loopy or straight? Next up we talk about how to best attack on a heigh ground stroke without sacrificing consistency. Lastly I give
Hear from a fellow Podcast listener what has made the difference for her as Sally has improved the level of her tennis over the last 8 months. Together we discuss technical, mental, and strategical lessons that have made the difference between 3.5 and 4.0.
Coming to the net is something that every tennis player should become comfortable doing, even singles players! If you're not already confident in approaching the net, this podcast will help you understand what's important to improving your net play.
The return of serve is an incredibly important part of your tennis game, and yet it's often not practiced by tennis players. In this show learn how to improve your return, and also how to practice it effectively. What makes a serve travel long? I'll tell you why it happens, and how to
