Help your players hit better overheads by improving their preparation
When hitting an overhead, getting into the ready position quickly is crucial. Many players make the mistake of seeing the ball coming…
The correct use of the wrist will help your players improve their contact point on the overhead
Many players struggle to make contact at the highest point when hitting an overhead shot. This difficulty often arises because they swing…
Teach to use cross over steps to back up quicker to hit an overhead
When dealing with a deep ball, moving quickly is essential. Relying solely on side shuffles can be too slow, and you might…
Teach the correct backswing position for a backhand slice
It's crucial for players to understand the correct starting position for their racket when executing a slice. Many players make the mistake…
Teach to use the shoulder not the elbow to hit a slice backhand
Many players struggle with hitting slices because they mistakenly rely on their elbow to generate the shot.
Teach the Carioca Step to keep the body sideways on a backhand slice
When players hit a slice while moving forward, they often open up too much because their leg moves towards the ball. It's…
Help your players understand the correct wrist position on the slice backhand
Players who struggle with hitting a slice often try to chop down on the ball using their wrist, believing they need to…
A good way to teach a two handed player a one handed slice
Many players struggle to understand the importance of the non-dominant hand's movement when hitting a one-handed backhand slice. This is especially true…
Use the alley to teach the correct racquet path of the backhand slice
When teaching players to hit a backhand slice, it's crucial to emphasize the use of a continental grip. Any other grip will…
Correcting a faulty backswing on the forehand slice
Many players mistakenly try to use their wrist to create the cutting motion when slicing. However, it is crucial to keep the…
Teach a short backswing for the forehand slice
Another significant challenge with slice forehands is the tendency to take the racket back as if preparing for a regular forehand.
Help your players understand the correct racquet path on the slice forehand
Many players mistakenly think they need to chop down on the ball when attempting a slice. It is important to note that…
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