Winning points in tennis can be difficult, but if you have the right strategy and court skills, you can walk away with some easy, and sometimes even FREE points during your matches! Check out these tactics and apply them to your next match and see how many FREE points you
There are few more helpless feelings than facing a big kick serve and lacking the ability to handle high-bouncing returns. Here are the tools you need to neutralize your opponent's weapon and put yourself back in the game...
Are you struggling to create power on your serve? There is a common mistake most ameteur players are making on their serve which is limiting their abilities to get speed. These few drills will help you understand the proper technique and improve your serve the next ime you're on the
Stuart had a strong service motion overall but wasn't nearly achieving the power he was capable of. Sound familiar? Here's how to distinguish a true loading of the arm and shoulder from a fake one, and how to incorporate the real thing into your serve for more effortless power...
Our recent student John had made tons of progress towards correcting his tight, tense forehand, but in high pressure situations his good technique was breaking down. Here's how we helped reinforce his new loose, fluid swing to give him more effortless power...
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
