I believe, the concept "From the beginning to the finish" works on the serve, as well as on any other shots and strokes. To define "The Beginning" of the serve [...]
I want to stress that tennis racquet is a multi-purpose tool. It is used to generate power and apply finesse, to generate different spins and hit the ball flatter, to [...]
Specific responses for Under Spin shots were discussed earlier. Specific finish positions of the racquet that produce Under Spin vary depending on volleying or playing the ball after the bounce, [...]
For initial understanding of why racquet needs to be set up differently for Under Spin than for Top Spin, I like to demonstrate and have students acknowledge the way the [...]
Just like in the cases with Top Spin Swings, I believe there are "Clean Responses" for Under Spin Strokes to be developed and conditioned in players. But before explaining these [...]
One more very successful idea came through to me lately. It goes along with previous concepts of "Clean Responses" and "The Laws of Tennis." I finally, and it's funny, came [...]
The following applies considering that eastern or semi-western grip for dominant hand is used on forehand and eastern or semi-western grip for non-dominant hand is used on the two-handed backhand [...]
I'm getting more and more convinced lately that the best players have mastered the skills of "Tennis Responses." Specifically, having the racquet be in the "Beginning of the Swing Positions," [...]
Lately I revisited pretty old idea by starting to ask kids in my classes of the ONE (!!) thing every player can do immediately and any time to play better, [...]
There are many different recommendations for the shots placement in tennis. I like two particular ones: first is based on a street light concept that splits the court into 3 [...]
