What keeps you from improving your tennis technique? It's an invisible, evil force... Seriously. I'm not joking or exaggerating. Every single time we work with a VIP student we fight against it... You clash with it during your lessons, practice sessions and especially in matches. I had never thought of it as a "force" until
Really important story to share with you this morning while its fresh in my head... Yesterday Kevin and I played two sets against each other for the first time and it really highlighted something in my head that's critical to your success. It's a mindset shift that can 100% determine the difference between competitive success
Ever get angry on the court? Some people deal with it constantly. I was actually in that position back in college and it made me miserable on the court! In this tennis podcast episode I'll reveal my top tips for how to deal with it.
Everyone seems to hate playing pushers and today we will be discussing what we can learn from pushers. I want to begin with a quote from a very good friend and longtime doubles partner, Mark: “There’s another name for pushers; Winners.” The reason people hate playing pushers is because they have a knack for winning.
Our question for discussion today comes from Fabrice who asks: “I had myself a moment of discouragement yesterday, when I got out of a practice session. Even though I have seen some clear progress, I am still not consistent--hence not confident in certain shots. I feel like I hear over and over the same advice,
As a tennis professional I see an extremely wide range of attitudes on the court each and every day. Do you have one that will lead to the greatest amount of success in your career as a tennis player?First lets visit the two extremes, both of which will do a great deal to affect your
