Tennis is a movement game and everybody should focus on improving their footwork. This tip will teach you to avoid the most common footwork mistakes!

Most players hit way too many balls into the net. This is because they don't realize how much they need to lift the ball up over the net. This realization can often make someone a much better player in a short period of time!

Time Magazine's films Novak Djokavic providing lessons on all strokes of the game. Djokavic provides tips on the forehand, backhand, serve, drop shot, and overhead.

Today I'm following up on your comments with "Variety is overrated." The key to a winning tennis strategy is your ability to repeat it over and over. Rinse and repeat. Etc.  Variety in tennis is helpful if it augments your strategy but variety isn't a strategy by itself.

Players usually play their best when they are not thinking about their game in a match. Instead things just flow naturally and the player is free to focus on strategy and tactical execution. In this article I want to give you some tips how to get into this mindset

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In this article I want to explain my favourite tennis serving drill. I call it the 24-serves drill and the idea is to hit every serve with a purpose and evaluate your performance.

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