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Tennis Psychology and Confidence Video 1
- By Patrick Cohn
- Published 02/17/2009
- The Mental Game
- Unrated
Do you play like a star in practice or practice matches, but then under perform in competition due to a lack of confidence or poor focus? In my new tennis confidence video series, I’ll discuss the top five mental game reasons tennis players under perform in matches compared to practice.
How to Back Up and Settle Before Hitting
- By Gustavo Sanchez
- Published 02/2/2009
- Footwork
- Unrated
This video explains a very important move involving high deep ball. Many times players are not set up correctly. Gustavo demostrates how to set up in time and properly handle this shot.
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The shot before
- By Christophe Delavaut
- Published 06/15/2009
- Strategy and Tactics
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When bad is good and good is bad!
- By Christophe Delavaut
- Published 06/15/2009
- Strategy and Tactics
- Unrated
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How to reign your nerves
- By Christophe Delavaut
- Published 06/14/2009
- The Mental Game
- Unrated
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To the net! but how close? (2.5 to 4.0)
- By Christophe Delavaut
- Published 06/14/2009
- Doubles
- Unrated
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Neutralize don't terminate
- By Christophe Delavaut
- Published 06/14/2009
- Doubles
- Unrated
Before
I get into this particular strategy you must buy into the theory that
winners should be hit from inside the service line making contact above
the net and not from the baseline. Learning to setup, build a point or
as I call it “to set the table” is what separates players that know how to play doubles from players that just play doubles. To
“set the table” in baseball lingo means that you want players safely
get on base with boring singles or walks ahead of the big sluggers who
hit home runs and clean up the bases to score runs. Well relating this
to doubles strategy, you want to set up the point with safe and boring
low shots to and at the net players forcing short defensive volleys so
you can then move in and hit winners when closer to the net.


