Cover the Opponents Patterns
Unlock your game’s potential by reading your opponent’s patterns. Spot their favorite shots, anticipate moves, and gain...
When Volleyer Stretch or Facing Low Ball – Move In
Want to win more doubles points? Force your opponent to stretch, then move forward to seize easy shots. React to your ow...
Teach your players to communicate with ther partner all the time
Effective communication during a point—such as signaling to “cover the alley” or “play defense”—helps you and your partn...
Teach your players to think aggressively in doubles
In doubles tennis, many players default to a “you mentality”—expecting their partner to take shots that aren’t clearly t...
Teach how to defend against short balls in doubles
Maximize your doubles defense! Cover the center on mid-court shots and block the alley on sideline returns. Anticipate t...
Coach players to move every time someone hits the ball in doubles
Stay agile in doubles! React to every shot with purposeful movement, adapting to each hit. Don’t stand still—continuous...
Mastering the Returner’s Role in Doubles Tennis
In doubles tennis, the returner plays a critical role in setting the tone for each point. When returning, you generally...
Mastering the role of the returner’s partner
The returner’s partner focuses on defense, positioning back and center to block middle shots, watches the net opponent c...
Mastering the role of the servers’s partner
As the server’s partner in doubles, keep the returner off-balance by staying active. Start at the center of the service...
Mastering the role of the server in doubles tennis
As the server in doubles, focus on consistent, well-placed serves aimed at your opponent’s weakness. Serve strateg...
