For better doubles, play "10-second tennis." (tennis lessons from the book 'Vic Braden's Laugh and Win at Doubles)

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Tennis players cannot improve their performance in doubles competitions as long as they use the traditional one-up and one-back system. Instead, they should use an innovative playing system, dubbed '10-second tennis,' which emphasizes active movement on court by both players.

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How to be a perfect partner

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Success in playing tennis doubles largely depends on the degree and efficiency of emotional communication between partners. An efficient partner is supportive, encouraging and responsive to his teammate. A checklist for evaluating one's traits is provided.

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Double talk

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Three tennis drills that focus on the strokes and strategies important in doubles matches are presented. They offer ways to improve net play, crosscourt volleys and skill at identifying gaps in the opposition.

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