Tag: improving your game
The Strike Zone
By Stewart Russell, Partner, Universal Tennis Management
It’s important for us as coaches to clearly define the strike zone immediately after the technical foundation of...
Tennis Hand/Eye Coordination & TripleVision
By Dave Neuhart, Tennis Director, Green Island Country Club
“Watch the ball.” This cliché is probably used more than any other on the tennis court....
Adding Racquet Head Speed To Your Shots
By Danny Tarpley, Owner, Tarpley Tennis
As you improve and advance in the game of tennis, you will need to add the ability to hit...
Improving Your Return
By Stewart Atkins, Tennis Director, Jekyll Island Tennis Center
This article is about using the return of serve to improve your game. At our facility,...
Returning Strategy In Doubles
By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis at Crooked Creek
Todd Woodbridge, who won 16 grand slam titles, gave me a great tip...
What To Look For In Hiring A Tennis Professional/Coach
By John Irvin, PTR, GPTA, Owner, Hot Shotz Tennis Academy
There are certain things ALTA captains and their players should keep in mind when looking...
Be Brave To Steal Some Extra Points
By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis at Crooked Creek
I fully believe that when a tennis player either holds or loses their...
Timely Tennis Tips!
By Bryan Shepherd, Owner Bryan’s Racquet
With the allowance of on-court coaching at the professional level, why not coach each other in doubles on changeovers...
Attack The Second Serve
By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis at Crooked Creek
It is common at ALL levels of tennis that the shortest and weakest...
How To Handle Net Rushers In Doubles
By Ian Thompson, Director of Tennis, Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead
Most players at any level have come across a team that has...