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Hit with Many Different Partners to Expand Your Tennis Game

It's easy for tennis players to get into a rut or have a very limited game. The key to having a good balanced game and being able to hit a variety of shots is to vary your hitting partners. Read More...

Tennis Strategy for Beginners - Keep it Simple

Every tennis player wants to hit the perfect shot. Young or old. Beginner or expert. We all want that feeling. Often times that is what leads to unforced errors and frustration. The best advice....keep it simple. Read More...

Concentrate on Your Game and Avoid Hitting Into the Net

Too many times the tennis player is so worried about what their opponent is doing that they continually make mistakes in their own game. Thinking about what your opponent will do next can cause you to make errors in your shot. Read More...

Tennis Tips- Putting Your Opponent on the Defensive

As your game advances and you begin to play higher levels of competition, being good is not enough. Tennis tactics and strategy comes into play. One simple tactic is to keep your opponent busy and on the defensive. Read More...

Thoughts on Returning a Fast Serve

The return of serve is the key to being succesful in any tennis match....especially if you are facing a big server. Anticipation, positioning and hand speed are keys to surviving and winning points on their serve. Read More...

Treating and Preventing Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow is a common complaint of the avid tennis player. To help prevent tennis elbow, have a competent tennis coach evaluate your game, especially your backhand, as this is the stroke mostly responsible for tennis elbow pain. Read More...

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