A Couple of Useful Tips to Interrupt Your Opponents Momentum

 

Here are a couple of very useful strategies to interrupt your opponents momentum in the game of tennis.

Throwing Off a Power Server
If your opponent is really blasting serves and is on a roll:
Try complimenting your opponent on the amazing power and control he has on his serve. Then watch him try and add 5 % percent to show how good he really is. Its guaranteed to produce a series of double faults to get you back in the set.

Interrupting Momentum on an Important Point
On an important point if they miss the first serve pretend you have broken a string and walk over to change racquets. When you return the momentum is lost for their second serve and they have no right to ask for two serves.

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