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One shot that is often overlooked and rarely worked on is the dink shot. I don't like to call it a drop shot because a drop shot usually requires more spin and precision.

One of the most difficult players to compete against is the dreaded PUSHER! They hit with no pace, they get every ball back and wait for your to make a mistake.

Playing against the Power Baseliner can be one of the toughest task in tennis. Their relentless pressure and punishing ground strokes can put a strain on any player's game. How can affecting their strike zone get you a win. What types of shots would they rather not see? I give you six tennis tips on beating this nemesis.

A Grinder in tennis is one of the toughest opponents, right up there with a Pusher. Here are six tennis tips on how to beat one of your toughest opponents.

The Three Return Of Serves It should always be your [...]

The Reverse Forehand is seen as a necessity in the modern game of tennis.  Can you hit the shot?  I break down why it's so effective and how players are hitting this shot.

The Tennis Split Step is second nature for those on the tour.  For a novice tennis player, it can often times be overlooked and can be crucial to improved movement. In this article, I ask 3 important questions and offer some tennis tips on mastering the movement.

Getting Stronger Between Points If you haven't heard this yet [...]

Five Ways To Impose Your Game Onto Your Opponents Players [...]