Take the doubt out of your ground strokes

Article Abstract:

An effective and consistent tennis player makes use of the proper strokes at the right time in order to minimize his errors. In making defensive stops, it is necessary to make a topspin. On the other hand, good pacing is used to neutralize an opponent's offensive options.

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The key to ideal contact: how to find your power point

Article Abstract:

The strength and accuracy of strokes significantly depends on how efficiently a tennis player takes his shots relative to his power point. Determining one's power point can be developed by observing the proper foot work and proper grip.

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Small ball

Article Abstract:

Mini-tennis, which requires keeping shots within service boxes, is a good technique for getting the feel of the court, warming up and improving volleys. Several varieties of mini-games are described.

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