The Staggered Formation In Doubles
Hey everyone! It is vital to introduce recreational players to as many different doubles formats as possible. Being staggered on the court with your partner is just a simple
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My Strategy For Singles Tennis: 3 On 3
Hey everyone! If you coach or play on a competitive league team you know the importance of your singles positions. Singles players are a breed of their own. They
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A Quick Tool To Help You Hold Serve
Hey everyone! If you’re a recreational player, or you teach recreational players, then you know how difficult it is to hold serve in doubles. Rec players generally don’t like
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3 Steps To A Better Ready Position
Hey there! Do you ever feel like your reactions are slow? Maybe you’re one step away from getting to the ball? How about missing super easy returns? So many
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The Proper Way To Handle The One Up, One Back Formation
Hey everyone! When forced to play one up, one back formation in doubles, make sure you know how to handle each position of the court. Although this is probably
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Distinguish Yourself From Your Opponents
Hey everyone! When competing at your level or higher, you must distinguish yourself from your opponents. This is a mental mindset that you should commit to in order to
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Proper Court Positioning For Your Offensive Lobs
Hey everyone! Last week I covered court positioning for defending an opponent’s lob, so, this week I want to talk about court positioning for handling your own offensive lobs.
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Defend The Lob In Doubles With Proper Court Positioning
Hey everyone! I want to talk to you about the lob, more specifically, about how you should defend it. If you’re the player at net and you get lobbed,
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Defend Your Partner’s Second Serve
Hey everyone! Today I want to talk about the server’s partner at net, specifically, where is the best on-court position to receive the return of a second serve. So
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Create An Accordion And Charge The Red Zone
The Red Zone is the area close to the net generally where you stand when your partner hits. I call it the Red Zone because that’s where I want you to “score the touch down” It’s important to know when you can charge the...
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Strengthen Your Serve With Court Positioning
How many of you get caught in no man’s land after you serve? 🙋♀️ Don’t be shy, you can admit it! This problem makes your service position very weak! So many players float a few steps in after they serve. They then become paralyzed when...
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Cut Out Unforced Errors
So many recreational players and high-performance players come off the court after a match and complain they lost primarily to unforced errors. If you want to cut out your errors, focus on where to hit the ball according to your court position...
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