Our recent student David came in with the same problem that plagues the vast majority of amateur tennis players: a tight, tense, jerky forehand motion with very little power or spin. Here's how we borrowed from Federer's fundamentally sound technique to transform David's forehand into a smooth, effortless, and efficient
Are you struggling to get more power on your serve? You may have a waiter tray technique! If you want to add more serve power like Serena Williams and the rest of the pros, it starts with technique. We are helping our VIP student Elise add more power to here
Having a good serve technique is key to being successful in tennis. However, some techniques aren't always the best strategy, but this proper serve technique has been around for ages! Vic Braden believes it's the right way to teach, as does Ian! Find out how you can also learn this
The serve is the MOST important shot in tennis. It starts EVERY single point in a tennis match. SO having the right technique and proper execution will increase your chances of success. However, there is one factor that almost no one talks about! I'm going to show you this hidden
The forehand is the most popular shot in tennis and everyone loves the way a professional hits it. It's flashy, with lots of spin and power, but how do they do it? Professionals consistently smack forehand after forehand with great power. Ametuer players struggle because most players aren't doing this
Lots of tennis players have unique bag, as well as unique things in their bags! In Ian's first ever bag check, he's giving you the inside scoop of what he takes with him to his tennis matches and tournaments. Do you have something special that you take to your tennis
Medvedev halted Novak Djokovic from claiming his 21st record breaking title. But how did he do it? Number two in the world was able to take over the number one player! Ian is breaking down the match, and giving you some tips that you can take into your next tennis
Struggling to hit your serve with more power? We recently helped one of our online students create much more power on their serve by making one simple change. After some video analysis and practice, the student made improvements within a week! If you'd like to improve your game, head on
Our recent NTRP 4.0 student Sabina was having trouble dealing with pace on her forehand side, reverting to a tight, tentative swing when her opponent ramped up the intensity. Here's how we modified her swing path for more spin so she could return fast balls confidently and step towards her
Do you struggle with Return of Serve? It's one of the most important aspects of tennis, and many players can't get the ball back in play! We want to help you get more returns back in play by using these amazing drills and progressions, so you are confident the next
