When you attempt to change technique, whether for yourself or for someone else, you must be sure you’re fixing the problem and not a symptom. To make sure you’re diagnosing technique properly, be sure to follow the order of grip, body, and swing.

The tennis scoring system requires that you to win points while your opponent is serving. In this episode, Ryan explains the choices you have while returning serve in singles and doubles.

Many tennis players struggle with their forehands. And the non-hitting arm can cause many of the problems that frustrate these players to no end. In this episode, Ryan explains a simple yet incredibly effective way to gain the much needed control you desire on your forehands.

Hitting the net is the most common way players lose points. To fix this, you must intentionally aim a specific height over the net on every ball. When you combine air targets AND court targets your consistency rises, you become more confident, and you’ll win a heck of a lot more matches.

When it comes to aiming your shots in doubles it can be hard to know exactly what’s correct. In this episode, Ryan explains a super simple way to choose where to aim so that you’re right 80% of the time.

If you’re tired of losing matches, you may just need to lower their level of play rather than just increase your own. Here are two simple ways to lower your opponent’s level of play.

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