Nothing could possibly be more important than watching the ball effectively. After all, even with perfect swing technique if you don't hit the ball cleanly your results will be only a shadow of what they should. The drill in today's video focuses in (pun intended) on your ability to hit the ball cleanly specifically, forcing you to concentrate on only that. I've had a lot of fun using it with my students on court and I know you will enjoy trying it out as well!
Welcome to video 3 of 3 in a series that will focus on how to use "short court" or "mini tennis" as effectively as possible. My goal within these three videos is to either get you started using short court for the first time or, if you're using it already, help you make the absolute
Welcome to video 2 of 3 in a series that will focus on how to use "short court" or "mini tennis" as effectively as possible. My goal within these three videos is to either get you started using short court for the first time or, if you're using it already, help you make the absolute
Welcome to video 1 of 3 in a series that will focus on how to use "short court" or "mini tennis" as effectively as possible. My goal within these three videos is to either get you started using short court for the first time or, if you're using it already, help you make the absolute
I love seeing recreational tennis players taking the initiative to practice on their own by using a backboard or hitting wall but it drives me CRAZY to see them making the same mistakes over and over again. In this video I outline the three big mistakes that rec players make while spending time hitting against
Roger Federer hits some practice forehands during a practice session at Cincinnati. Make sure to leave a comment below if you enjoyed this slow motion footage! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBooKhu-AMg Click Here to view on YouTube:
Here's a quick clip of Maria Sharapova practicing her serve before a match in Cincinnati. Lot's more pro footage to come so make sure to subscribe!
Here's a quick video of Nadal drilling his backhand during a practice session in Cincinnati.
When you hit your serve does it feel like you're trying super hard to accelerate the racket but you don't actually get much out of it in terms of power or spin? If so you NEED to try this drill, it's designed specifically to weed out parts of your stroke that may be quick and
Learn how to drill your ground strokes during a practice session on the court. Always make sure to have a target and specific goal in mind as you rally with your practice partner!
