This is obviously a follow up to our last post on court positioning in doubles.
When you and your partner are both up at net, there’s a very simple but crucial court positioning fundamental to insure that as a team you can cover as much of the court as possible.
For example, who has ultimate responsibility to cover the shots your opponents play down the middle of the court and directly between you…?
Check out this video and you’ll find out.
Below is Chapter #6 – “When Both Partners Are Up At Net” of my new 21 chapter DVD lesson, “Doubles – Why & When To Be Where On The Court”
Discover in doubles which player is the “Feeder”, “The Attractor”, “The Protector” and more…
Become a doubles master and you’ll eventually get tired of your phone ringing off the hook 24/7 as other players want you as their doubles partner!
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“Doubles – Why & When To Be Where On The Court”
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