"All Court" Tennis Tips & Lessons
Rod Laver…
That name brings to my mind drop dead gorgeous strokes.
We’re focusing on 2 elements of his topspin backhand drive.
The bent elbow prior to contact and the shoulder as it finishes.
Check out this week’s video tip newsletter at:
http://www.webtennis.net/nltr-070525-qt.htm
Would love to read your comments back here.
Thanks, Brent
The dreaded mid court no incoming pace forehand…
So many of work the point beuatifully eventually producing a weak shot from our opponent that just sits up there high and pretty around the middle of our court, and bang, we hit the thing against the back fence.
This is NOT an easy shot.
It takes a specific mindset and a focus on footwork through the shot as you make contact.
Here’s this week’s video tip at:
http://www.webtennis.net/nltr-070502.htm
Questions and/or commenst should be posted through this blog.
Thanks,
Brent
Developing “instincts” for when we play points can be a tangible process.
Your improvement needs 2 distinct areas of learning.
#1 is to get the right information for the mechanics of a specific stroke and/or strategy, and #2 is to develop the instincts that will allow that new stroke to come out on its own.
Manufacturing strokes is fine for practice, but when you play a match, manufacturing strokes will destroy your ability to play the game naturally.
Check out this week’s video tip over at:
http://www.webtennis.net/nltr-070425.htm
Questions and/or comments should be posted to this blog. Thanks,
Brent
