Just like squaring up on the forehand, doing the same on the backhand is equally important. It can really be a GO TO footwork pattern when you are playing real live points and matches. Squaring up and understanding the details that go with it, can set you a part from your opponents. This video is [...]
Tennis Forehand Footwork: Square It Up
In today’s video lesson, you will see first hand how to square up on the forehand. This footwork pattern is in the groundbreaking Tennis Forehand Solution course that is making a big impact in the forehands of so many players around the world. I wanted to expand on it more today by using Max as [...]
Buggy Whip Shot With An Eastern Grip (How To Do It)
The buggy whip shot is one of my favorite “specialty shots” to teach. Interestingly, it’s this type of shot and tip that the pros do everyday that most players either don’t see or can’t do. Understanding and using a shot like this is like opening up the “black box” secrets the pros use so well. [...]
Tennis Return Tip: How To Recover Off The Wide Serve
It’s rare that players or coaches focus specifically on how to move on the return of serve. Would you believe there are specific movement patterns to use on your return of serve, AND possibly even more importantly, there is a correct way to recover after this shot? When your opponent serves wide, and you have [...]
1 Hand Backhand Tennis Footwork: I Wish Someone Would have Taught Me This One Sooner:)
I achieved a fair amount of success at every level of tennis. Juniors, College, and Pro…I am not bragging here…I just want to point out that had I been taught the above footwork pattern from the start, I would have had an even better tennis career…GUARANTEED. I truly believe I could shave been top 50 [...]
The Lift And Land Forehand: Tennis Training Footwork
Roger Federer uses the “lift and land” forehand footwork pattern to display how elegant tennis can be. Most coaches will tell you to move forward into the court, slow down or even stop as you approach the ball before you make contact. That type of coaching will severely limit your consistency and ability to transition [...]
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