Teach the Carioca Step to keep the body sideways on a backhand slice
When players hit a slice while moving forward, they often open up too much because their leg moves towards the ball. It&...
Help your players understand the correct wrist position on the slice backhand
Players who struggle with hitting a slice often try to chop down on the ball using their wrist, believing they need to a...
A good way to teach a two handed player a one handed slice
Many players struggle to understand the importance of the non-dominant hand’s movement when hitting a one-handed b...
Use the alley to teach the correct racquet path of the backhand slice
When teaching players to hit a backhand slice, it’s crucial to emphasize the use of a continental grip. Any other...
Help your players understand the correct racquet path on the slice forehand
Many players mistakenly think they need to chop down on the ball when attempting a slice. It is important to note that s...
Correcting the non dominant arm movement on the one handed backhand
As a coach, you’ve likely seen many players attempt a one-handed backhand and let their non-dominant hand follow t...
Correcting a stiff swing
In all strokes, it is crucial to ensure that players are swinging at the ball rather than muscling or pushing the racket...
Forehand Closed Stance (back view)
The forehand from the lateral position occurs in competition tennis in special situations. One of these situations, for...
The importance of rallying right from the start
Ideally, when you start playing tennis, your goal should be to be able to rally with somebody right away. You can take s...
Short backswing and long follow through
The most effective strategy to control the ball when hitting gently is to place the racquet head at contact and follow t...
