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Singles Tactical Principles

Sometimes a Short, Low Approach Shot can be used as a Great Change up

Normally, when you approach the net, you will try to hit the ball deep and low. However, sometime you can surprise your...
Singles Tactical Principles

An Effective Approach Shot is Deep and Low

The most important elements of an effective approach shot are depth and height. If you are able to keep the ball deep, y...
Singles Tactical Principles

Hit the Approach Shot Down the Line to Cover the Net Better

When approaching the net it is very important to be in the right position before the opponent hits the passing shot. App...
Singles Tactical Principles

Use the Crosscourt Approach only if you can Hurt the Opponent

An opponent who is out of balance and uncomfortable will not be able to take advantage of you being out of position....
Singles Tactical Principles

If an Opponent has a Very Weak Shot, Hit the Ball There When Approaching the Net

In general, approaching down the line will leave you in the best position to cover the opponent’s passing shot. However,...
Singles Tactical Principles

Approaching the Net to the Middle of the Court can be a Very Good Strategy

Usually a player will approach the net down the line to gain good positioning, to the opponent’s weakness to apply press...
Singles Tactical Principles

Follow your Shot to End up in the Best Position to Cover the Passing Shot

A great way to cover the net better is to follow your shot. Regardless of what shot: serve, return, approach or volley,...
Singles Tactical Principles

Use the Sneak Approach to take Advantage of an Opponent’s Weak Shot

Short balls are obvious opportunities to attack the net. However, there are other opportunities that are more subtle....

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