Paul's clinic

Article Abstract:

Tennis is a territorial game and the players dictate the action either from the baseline or net are the ones who generally determine the outcome of matches and have success and in order to do that one must have control over the center of the court. The size of the area to control expands along with ability the closer the shots have to be to the lines and when one becomes skilled at controlling the center of the court it is possible to win or lose matches on one's terms, which is the ultimate goal of any player.

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Tennis & Racquetball Facilities, Evaluation, Tennis courts

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Paul's clinic: Attacking a two-handed backhand

Article Abstract:

Hitting the backhand with two hands instead of one has been preferred style of both the pro and recreational levels. The players should be taught to use two-handed backhand for service returns and topspin drives, but still be adept at the one-handed slice for variety, defense and volleying but most players rely on one style over the other and accept the limitations.

Management dynamics, Practice, Tennis players

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Paul's clinic: The surest way to hit a good volley is to start with a great approach

Article Abstract:

Paul Annacone, who has coached Pete Sampras for seven years and is working with Tim Henman feels that a player needs to be patient in order to find the approach that will set up a winning volley and rushing hastily would give the point away. His lists describe various objectives for beginners, intermediates and advanced stage tennis players that they should follow.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Tennis coaches, Tennis serve, Annacone, Paul

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