By loading the video, you agree to Vimeo’s privacy policy.Learn more Load video Always unblock Vimeo When a serve pulls you off the court and you return down the line, you are very vulnerable to a forcing crosscourt shot from the opponent. Returning crosscourt or to the middle will leave you in a much better …
By loading the video, you agree to Vimeo’s privacy policy.Learn more Load video Always unblock Vimeo On key points, return consistently by picking smart targets. Hit towards the middle or crosscourt to give yourself more margin for error.
By loading the video, you agree to Vimeo’s privacy policy.Learn more Load video Always unblock Vimeo Aim to the middle of the court and low to return a first serve when the opponent is serving and volleying. On second serves, try to stretch him/her.
By loading the video, you agree to Vimeo’s privacy policy.Learn more Load video Always unblock Vimeo The most common sources of mistakes on key points are tension and lack of focus on the ball. Reminding yourself to watch the ball all the way from the bounce to the Racquet and to remain relaxed before key …
A second serve gives you a little more time to move and adjust. Therefore, it may allow you to run around and return with your best shot.
A kick serve will bounce high, and once the ball gets over your shoulders it is very hard to control.
A key tactical concept in tennis is to work the point until you get an easy shot to attack. Sometimes the opponent’s second serve is the first weak shot of the point.
If you run around, start the point inside out unless you are trying to hit a winner or as a variation.
If you are planning to move in, start moving forwards early, do not wait until you hit your return.
When returning and coming in, pick the outside shot to hit the return whenever you have a chance.