Freeze! The instant way to more solid contact

Article Abstract:

Freezing a tennis stroke allows better blocking of balls, return of serve and handling of hard-hit balls. Freezing involves minimal motion which increases the reliability of shots. Some tips on how to freeze during ground strokes, service returns, serves/smashes and volleys are presented.

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Wrist factor

Article Abstract:

The toss is important in serving, but having a loose wrist is more important. An errant toss may be compensated for by a loose wrist generating power, direction and spin.

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Prep work

Article Abstract:

Advice offered for players on ways to improve tennis stroke by adjusting the way the racquet is held.

Usage, Rackets (Sporting goods), Tennis rackets

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