Download this Video Tom Stow often introduced the simplicity of the volley technique by using a stool or chair such that the player would be still, ...

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Watching the ball - moving into position - you can always listen to the outcome! The post Listen to your hits appeared first on Jim McLennan's Es...

The common problem I see at the club, as well as on television, is where the server flexes at the waist at the hit - more or less jackknifing to creat...

Agility = moving quickly and easily.  We know when we are gliding, we know when we are moving heavily. Equally, when can see on the adjacent court who...

Pete Sampras, "I won 7 Wimbledon titles because I had the best second serve in the game." The second serve is about spin that will make the ball curve...

Consider the critical 24 inch hitting zone when creating topspin on a forehand or on a serve – to create this spin the racquet must be swung up from b...

Ball control – ours is a game of accuracy, of consistency, but equally it is a game of timing for the opponent will send us shots of varying spin, spe...

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Many interesting parallels have been drawn between the tennis serve and the golf swing. Once the tennis player (or golfer) gets the feel for the mecha...