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There is no magical formula guaranteeing that you will become a professional tennis player. However, there are vital areas that must be addressed and worked on if you want to give yourself the best chance at success. In this blog, I will discuss 3 of the most crucial areas to get right in order...
Most players waste their time training for tennis. Without understanding some of the basic fundamentals of tennis movement you are costing yourself and possibly losing matches you should be winning.
Quality tennis footwork could be the most critical element for a solid game. You have to get it...
In terms of how hard it is to win a grand slam, The French Open in my opinion is the toughest grand slam to win. So to win it 13 times as Rafa Nadal has done is an incredible, mind-boggling effort. Most of us know how hard it is to win a few matches in a row or even a tournament!
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Having useful equipment for tennis at hand is important for any player who is committed to tennis training and competing at an optimal level. Many professionals travel with their own tennis training equipment and recovery equipment. Not only do they realize the benefits of various pieces of...
I believe tennis is the most complex sport you can play….. Would you agree with me on that? It is a reason why it can be so frustrating at times and so wonderful at other times. When you are on, it feels incredible and when you are off you want to scream (and sometimes do I’m sure).
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No matter the level you play at, at some point in your tennis career you are going to go through a period, possibly periods where you lack self-belief and confidence.
We now mentor tennis coaches, tennis parents, and players globally through our online system. What we have worked out over...
Injuries impact the majority of tennis players at some point in their careers, in fact, injuries are the most common reason most players stop playing tennis! Nothing puts people into tennis retirement more than a chronic injury. This is why you need to avoid tennis injuries as much as...
You are reading this because you love the game of tennis, am I right? You either play tennis, coach tennis or are involved with the game at some capacity. You also probably want to learn some things from us to help yourself or someone else get better, maybe even win more? If that’s you,...
You shouldn't be stepping on the court without a match plan in mind, neither should you do tennis strength and conditioning training without a plan. To make the most of your training time you need structure! When it comes to tennis fitness training, the best...
When you talk about important body parts for a tennis player, the shoulder would be right at the top of the list!
Although to become a top tennis athlete you need to be fully abled and without chronic injury. But to put it simply without a fully functioning shoulder joint, you will always be...
Coaches love to fix things. Over the years, I have changed my approach to the way I go about improving a player's game. As a young coach, I thought coaching was mainly about improving weaknesses, making sure there were no holes in my player’s game.
I picked up lots of tennis tips along...
As tennis legend Arthur Ashe famously said, “There is a syndrome in sports called paralysis by analysis.”
Paralysis by analysis is the state of over-analyzing a situation, resulting in poor execution. Have you ever experienced this or witness someone doing this? It is not a nice...
