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Stop Double Faulting ↓ Ever wondered why your tennis serve keeps diving into the net instead of soaring over it? A 3.0 club player came to me with this exact frustration, clueless about the cause. After observing his serve, the issue was crystal clear. Here's what we I told him: 1️⃣ Perfect Your Toss: Many players unknowingly sabotage their serve at the very start – the toss. The key? Ensure your tossing hand moves slightly upwards past the release point. This minor adjustment sets the stage for a powerful launch. Why? It keeps your eyes locked on the ball and your body poised for impact. 2️⃣ Retract your non-hitting hand into the body: As you come up into the hit, pull your hand back into your body rather than letting it fall away. Why? because of contrary motion. As your hitting arm comes up, your non-hitting hand pulls in. It keeps you balanced + dialed in at the 45 on your serve. Why this step matters: It maintains your focus and balance, turning your serve from a fault-fest into a formidable weapon. 3️⃣ Maintain Visual Contact: Keeping your gaze fixed on the point of contact. Why? It keeps you locked in at the 45. You want to be at the 45 for as long as possible after the hit. This ensures your serve is not only powerful but also consistent. Federer is a great example. You’ll see how long his chest freezes after contact. That’s because he’s locked in at the 45. How big was this player’s transformation? Dramatic. He went from struggling with double faults now serves with confidence and control. 📝 Want a more consistent, powerful, and serve your opponent will never be able to read? What about some more aces? Then go to skool.com and search “beyond tennis” to join our free community to access free courses to take your serve into the non-linear dimension ☄️ 🚀 Looking to overhaul your tennis game as fast as possible? go to our website beyond.tennis and book a call to apply for our full-service coaching program #beyondtennis #tennis #tennisfundamentals #tennistips #tenniscoach #tennistraining #tennistechnique #tennislesson #tennispro #tennisplayer #protennis #learntennis #playtennis

You're running from corner to corner, struggling to keep up, completely out of breath. You're hitting the ball with all the strength you can muster. Sweat pours into your eyes as the sun glares down, burning you. Your muscles ache, and your legs feel heavy. When you get tired, you don't have a team to fall back on; it's just you against your opponent. You have to keep pushing yourself. There's no one to make up for your mistakes. It's one-on-one out there. And while all this is happening, you're thinking about how to win the next point. Calculating what you need to do, how to position yourself, and where to place the ball for that point to be yours. And when you hit that winner, the feeling you get... that is why we play tennis. ❤️🎾 How would you describe how tennis makes you feel? Let us know in the comments below #siamsportspro #tennisacademy #tennisphuket #phukettennis #thailandtennis #phuketthailand #tennisplayer #tennislife #phukett #tennisacademythailand #tennislesson #tennisthailand #tennisfitness #tennisquote

NONLINEAR TENNIS™ get the book https://lnkd.in/gMwXBwTh Handling tricky balls like a pro 🎾 It's all about staying calm and lining up with that perfect 45-degree angle! Don’t overdo it, let the ball do the work. 💪✨ Stop chasing the ball—let it come to you. 🧘♂️ Line up your body at the 45-degree angle, stay calm, and let the magic happen. 💥 Mastering the half volley is simpler than you think! 🙌 Get into that strong 45-degree position, stay relaxed, and watch the ball do its thing. 🎯 #TennisTechnique #StayFocused Pro tip: When the ball drops in last second, don't flinch. Stay grounded at 45 degrees and let the ball ricochet off your strings like a breeze. 🎾💫 The secret to handling those tricky shots? Use the 45-degree angle and stay calm. No chasing needed, just let the ball flow. 🌟🎾 #HalfVolleyMaster #TennisFlow It’s all math—get your 45-degree angle right, add a little flick, and you’ve got the perfect half volley. Simple but effective. 💡✨ Why overthink? Just line up your core, curve your arms, and let the ball come to you. Half volley made easy! 🎾🙌 #TennisSimplified #WinningMindset Let the ball ricochet off the court and your strings with ease! Position yourself at 45 degrees, and the rest takes care of itself. 🚀💥 #TennisTricks #EffortlessVolley #TennisTips #HalfVolley #TennisLife #GameChanger #TennisStrategy #ProTips #TennisMindset #Effortless #EFFORTLESSTENNIS #NONLINEARTENNIS

This is why I've become certified in all the areas to improve your tennis game. I can not only help you reach your tennis goals but also help you become a healthier version of yourself. Connect with me and we can set up a free discovery call! #Tennis #tennisperformance #health #tenniscoach #healthcoach #fitnesscoach #mentaltoughnesscoach #wolfetennisperformance 

💪 TENNIS WORKOUT ROUTINES TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME 🎾 Are you looking to take your tennis game to the next level? Our latest blog post offers a comprehensive guide to tennis workout routines designed to improve your strength, agility, and endurance. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, these expert tips and exercises are tailored for all levels. I still remember when I first incorporated a dedicated workout routine into my training - the improvement in my performance was remarkable! 🏋️♂️ Have a read of the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eZQtEb_s Which part of your game would you like to improve the most? Comment below! ⬇️ #ActiveAway #Tennis #TennisFitness #Workout #TennisHolidays #TennisTraining

#Relaxation in #business is necessary for both individuals and organizations. I like to spend my #vacation playing #tennis and apply its rules in my #work. 🎾 Tennis: Serve first 📈 Business: Take initiative 🎾Tennis: Adapt to opponents 📈Business: Understand competition  🎾Tennis: Keep the ball in play 📈Business: Keep consistent performance  🎾Tennis: Play to your strengths 📈Business: Focus on core competencies  🎾Tennis: Increase endurance 📈Business: Plan for long-term sustainability  🎾Tennis: Use break points 📈Business: Capitalize on opportunities  🎾Tennis: Communicate in doubles 📈Business: Collaborate within teams and departments 🔝 And most importantly: have fun and #feelgood! #vacation #health #longtermsuccess #artofretreat #business

If you struggle with a sore back after or even during tennis, you aren’t using your core enough! When you engage your core correctly, it feels like you are embracing for someone to punch you in the stomach. That’s the feeling you should have when you’re rotating to hit a tennis ball. Engage the core....protect the back! #tennistraining #tenniscoach #backpainrelief #tennis #fitness #wolfetennisperformance

Tips from the Legends vol.3 Tennis is a sport that is easy to start but endlessly challenging to master. One of the game's intricacies is the variety of shots that can surprise and unsettle opponents. A diverse shot selection is crucial for effective tennis play. Repertoire of Shots As a general principle, use the eastern forehand grip for serves, overhead smashes, and forehand groundstrokes. For volleys (where you strike the ball before it bounces), employ the forehand or backhand grip, depending on the volley's direction. Forehand The eastern forehand is the most common grip in tennis and the one you'll use for your forehand drive and most of your shots. It's often called the “shake hands” grip because you hold the racket as if you're shaking hands with it. To ensure the correct grip, lay your hand flat on the racket strings, then slide your hand down to the handle. Wrap your fingers around the racket, keeping them relaxed. Your index finger should be slightly forward, as if you're pulling a trigger. For hard courts, players often use the western grip, which is well-suited for handling high-bouncing balls. To adopt this grip, rotate your thumb clockwise onto the top of the handle, which moves your palm underneath, making waist-high shots easier to manage. Backhand To prepare for a backhand shot, start with the eastern forehand grip, then rotate your hand counterclockwise around the handle, tucking your thumb underneath and positioning your palm more on top. Wrapping your thumb around the handle in this way provides a firmer grip, but ensure your fingers aren’t too close together. Many players prefer a two-handed backhand for added strength. Simply keep the same grip and place your second hand next to the first for support... Read more in our blog post -> https://lnkd.in/dCmbHmg3 #sport #teamsport #tennis #streetarena

TENNIS TIP: KEEP THE HEAD DOWN LONGER WHEN YOU CHANGE DIRECTION OF THE BALL Changing the direction of ball in tennis is one of the hardest things to do so you must keep your head still for a longer period of time through. the hit. Our tendencies is to want to see the result, to look at where we’re hitting it because we are anxious about the risk. - In that TENNIS TIP: KEEP THE HEAD DOWN LONGER WHEN YOU CHANGE DIRECTION OF THE BALL - Changing the direction of ball in tennis is one of the hardest things to do so you must keep your head still for a longer period of time through. the hit. - Our tendencies is to want to see the result, to look at where we’re hitting it because we are anxious about the risk. - In that moment, you must stay a part of the process and you do this three ways. 1 Try to read the number on the ball. 2 Try to watch the seams of the ball. 3. Say hit bounce hit when they happen. - This will help you keep you focused on the process and not the result. #tennis #tips #highschool #foryoupage #strandtennis #college #tennisplayer

An All-court player is a more advanced player that needs you to play extremely good tennis to beat them. Here is an approach to playing against them: 1. They may seem comfortable with all their shots but concentrate on what weakens them and force them to play from that side. 2. Here you will have to use excellently your strengths. 3. Change different playing styles adjusting to know their weaknesses. 4. Keep the ball deep because they have net skills to finish points. 5. Vary the pace and spin of your groundstrokes. 6. Attack at every opportunity you get and keep challenging them. For you to be successful you have at all cost avoid : 1. Letting them use their strengths overly over you. 2. Don't try shots you don't own. 3. Don't get frustrated. You will need all your mental firepower to beat this talented player. #tenniscoach #tennislife #tennisacademynairobi #tennisnearme #kidstennis #tenniskenya #tennistraining #kidsholidayactivities