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KILLER SERVE TIPS

Tennis Serve tips – The tennis serve is the most important shot in the game of tennis. If you serve well then winning tennis matches becomes a whole lot easier.


It doesn’t matter if we are talking about the Federer serve, the Djokovic serve, the Nadal serve, the Sampras serve or the Roddick serve every tennis player needs to find a serve that is effective yet comfortable so that they can reproduce it time & time again.


This video goes over 3 of the key points behind a solid and dependable tennis serve….without which you really will struggle to get the cheap points you want & need in matches.


Best news is, you can practice these key serve tips & points on your own because you don’t need a partner to make your serve better once you know what you are doing.


The 3 things you need to do to ensure an accurate tennis serve on a consistent basis are:


1. ball toss
2. contact point
3. throwing action

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Forehand & Backhand Tips

Tennis forehands & backhands: when it comes to playing great tennis having a dependable and effective forehand & backhand are crucial.

The forehand especially has become the weapon of choice for many of the top tennis players and many tennis fans argue over the pros & cons of the Federer forehand vs the Nadal forehand vs the Djokovic forehand.

The backhand also needs to be addressed because for many players it is the weakest shot in their game – single handed backhand vs double handed backhand, topspin or slice?

In the video above are 3 tips that apply to both forehands & backhands that will help you improve both shots.

Watch This Short Video To Improve Your Tennis Volley

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“7 of the most asked questions in doubles“

Tennis Volleys: all tennis players should & need to volley and the good news is that it is technically the easiest shot in the game.

The big problem is that so many players spend all their time working on their forehands, backhands & serves (partly because the volley is seen less in the Pro game these days), that the volley takes a back seat and that’s not great because almost all club tennis involves the game of tennis doubles which should involve a lot of volleying to become successful.

Here are 3 simple tips to help you volley like Federer (Olympic doubles champ), Pat Rafter & Pete Sampras and to take your game to new levels.  

Tennis Footwork?

Important?

In the next 90 seconds I’m going to show you the first key reason why footwork for tennis is a critical success component.

Without great footwork (footspeed, balance, agility etc) Federer, Nadal, & Djokovic would not have won all of the Grand Slams (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon & US Open) over the past few years & would not be the major forces in the game of tennis that they are today!!

Check out the video below.

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Being the best tennis player you can be IS NOT just about what you can do to others.

Being the best tennis player you can be IS about how much you can take out there on the court and still move forwards.

Now, I don’t know where I first saw that or even if I recalled it correctly but hopefully you get the point.

If you really understand that & take it on board you will do a lot beter than the players adopting this other more popular internal conversation.

Do I try to play my tennis forehand like Nadal?
Do I try to have a single handed backhand like Federer?
Should I try to have a tennis serve like Roddick?
What about a double handed backhand like Andy Murray?
Has Djokovic got the kind of tennis return & volley technique I should be using?

This thought process is flawed because you could have any combination of these players’ shots & still do great………however, if you had very little of the first statement you would really struggle to play anywhere near your best.

Winning tennis matches & your best tennis is achieved on a regular basis by what you do in the head & the mind….NOT whose forehand style you have.

Do you have a statement that defines your best tennis???

Also, there is a limited time offer on Beat All The Tennis Players You Want which is my best selling Special Report.  There are a host of bonuses that come with it at no extra cost so check it out if you want to know about game planning and matchplay with a purpose – before the offer ends!!

Creativity is the “end game” and is key to tennis success.

Most players I have ever worked with or spoken to want to be and want to be thought of as being creative. The problem is that most players don’t actually know what creativity IS or WHY striving for creativity will always be a good thing over time.

Being a creative tennis player is all about putting things together on the court to actually CREATE…….being PRO-ACTIVE. It’s not all about trying out a series of un-connected shots or just being creative in response to a series of emergency situations that your opponent inflicts on you…….REACTIVE.

Yes we all have to do that sometimes but this is something I call “diminished” creativity, but what I am talking about here is the type of creativity that gives you CONTROL of the situation/match.

Now, one of the main reasons I mention this is because enhanced creativity is something you NEED more of as you get older. When & if you become a bit slower around the court and/or you start picking up a few more of those nagging injuries you never got before (ring any bells????), becoming more creative is one of the things that can make all the difference.

Most players I know don’t dedicate regular time to enhancing their Pro-active Creativity – either physically on the court or perhaps more crucially mentally off the court. I say crucially because you can do so much good work without leaving the house or the office…..you can even improve your game sitting on a train or in the back of the cab in between meetings or engagements.

I know (because I am in exactly the same position), we are all busy and when you combine that with the “older tennis player syndrome” we need to start becoming more creative and smarter about how we carry on improving through the years.

It is possible to carry on playing great tennis and even improving, so start the creativity trail today to make sure you keep on seeing great results.

Now, I have some tools that I like to use so if you think that any of this applies to you, I’d like to hear a bit more about what you already know.

I have 4 quick questions I’d like you to answer for me that will take a couple of minutes & will help me position what we do next………so click HERE

Breaking through to your best ever tennis is as simple as tracing a few simple steps that others who have been successful before you have marked out.

As someone who has studied performance success over a number of years, I have seen that in among the heap of individual traits that exist (Federer is different to Nadal who again is different to Djokovic) there are a number of common traits that the successful players have that seems to separate them from the pack.

If you can tap into these you to will elevate your performance to………..Your Tennis Breakthrough!!!

Check out the quick video I have made for you that outlines these traits & strategies.

If you want to know more about breaking through to your best tennis & how I can help you activate your personal performance strategies just fill in the boxes below.

If there is one area of tennis footwork that is the most misunderstood it would be the split step.

Most players have heard about it, but very few players use it correctly.

Here is a video to dispel a rumour & show you when you should be split stepping.

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