Turn style: today's game is too fast-paced for you to always swing from a sideways position

Article Abstract:

Tennis players instinctively develop the ability to turn sideways before an oncoming shot, in order to generate more power on their return shot. At the pace at which the game is played today, though, players will frequently face shots coming so fast that they won't be able to position themselves optimally. Techniques for making shots without turning sideways are detailed.

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How to disguise your shots

Article Abstract:

Tennis players who can disguise their shots can gain an advantage over their opponents. Techniques for disguising a lob, drop shot and passing shot are provided.

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How to play clay-court smart on any surface

Article Abstract:

One of the ways in which tennis players can effectively develop their defensive skills is by training on clay courts. Aside from this, players may also improve their defensive stops by learning to hit high, low and block shots or cultivating a pusher mentality.

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