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Broadening Your Tactical Thinking On and Off the Court
Broadening your tactical thinking is vital for success in tennis. Here are some thoughts on improving this part of your game. Success in tennis extends beyond just honing your forehand or perfecting your serve. It’s about embracing a holistic approach to strategic thinking, both on the court and beyond. There’s a wealth of tactics found […]
Beating pushers – Drills and Strategies
One of the most difficult things in tennis for intermediate players is beating pushers. But in this podcast we cover some strategies… Defeating a pusher, meaning a player that keeps getting the ball back, but not taken any initiative of his or her own and not trying to hit the ball hard, is difficult. All […]
What can tennis players learn from chess?
As some of you might know, I used to be a competitive chess player. So I asked myself the question, what can tennis players learn from chess? I’ve talked about my chess background in other videos, and it seems like quite a few viewers also enjoy playing chess. There is even a tennis-chess world championship […]
The Functional Tennis Match Journal Review
I decided a while back to start taking my own tennis more seriously and properly track my matches to get the right insights from them. Being more aware of what you are doing in match play will surely help your results. That is why I started journaling. So here is my Functional Tennis Match Journal […]
The Bumpy Road to Improving Your Tennis
Yesterday I posted a slightly different tennis vlog called “The Bumpy Road to Improving Your Tennis”. In this video I wanted to talk about some the elements I’m working on and consequently struggling with. Keen to hear your feedback on more content of this type. What is different in this video is that the focus […]
WIND WARS: Playing tennis under challenging circumstances
Yesterday I had one of those tennis session that tests your mental strength. It was really windy, one side of the court was drenched in sun and the other one wasn’t and there were farm animals all around the court shouting excitedly at every mistimed shot. When you play a lot of tennis you need […]
Troubleshooting your tennis
It might be a cliché, but the biggest help for your game is the ability to analyze and understand your own weaknesses and bad habits on the court. Knowing when something goes wrong and why is key to improving as a player and getting better results. One of the most common things you see on […]
