Chemistry with your doubles partner can ultimately make or break your success together on the court... Here are the dynamics at play, and how you leverage them to build a great team! Hit the most ACCURATE groundstrokes of your life with this coaching series - Click Here! Comments? Questions? Leave them down
Good communication can make or break a doubles team... It's easy when you've played with someone forever, but what happens when you're paired with a new partner? Here are some simple hand signals to keep everyone on the same page. Take your doubles game to the next level with this FREE coaching -
Learn how to anticipate your opponent's every move with this free coaching - Click Here! Develop your psychic powers on the court - Click Here! Knowing not just how to poach but WHEN is crucial to keeping your opponents guessing... Here's a quick video that will give you what you need to know! Comments?
If you want to become a high level doubles player then being comfortable with serve and volley tactics is absolutely crucial! Serve and volley doesn't always work (nothing does!) but if you can't execute it confidently and effectively when it's needed then you'll constantly find yourself playing more passive tactics than you should be. Today's
When is the right time to poach when you're playing doubles? That is the topic of today's video tennis lesson! I've many times heard it suggested that you should make your move on the poach when your partner's serve hit's the service box. I'm definitely not a fan of that and in the
So often I see amateur players make a good move to attack in doubles only to let their opponents off the hook with the next shot. Watch this great example of how to finish!
Moving into the net is a huge part of doubles strategy. In this video see how you can hit your return of serve simply in order to move forwards more quickly.
Watch this video to learn how to properly "shade" in doubles. As the ball travels from side to side make sure that you "follow the ball" correctly!
So many times I watch doubles points that last much longer than they should. Often the net player has an opportunity to put the ball away but just doesn't do their job. Watch this video to see a good example of how to avoid a common mistake!
Do you hate getting lobbed in your doubles play? I do too! In this video you can learn two ways to help position yourself and get ready for a possible lob.
