Holding your finish for just a moment clarifies your balance as well as the quality of your stroke and follow thru. Further, this method has been used by so many famous coaches – Tom Stow, Robert Lansdorp and more. It will help you as well. Stow remarked that if the stroke started correctly (balanced on ...…
And more than any other aspect, the control of your head, “poise if you will” defines your grace, your economy of effort, as well as how clearly you see the ball. Many years ago, in my training with Tom Stow (I was in my early 20′s and had already played 4 years of college tennis) ...…
This is somewhat a common phrase from mechanics and physics, but it dos take some explaining. Meaning if you were on thin ice and pushed on the ground, it would not push back but rather you would break through the ice. Said another way, if you are on a bathroom scale and you drop and ...…
The Modern Game – Rotational vs the Linear Old School Model Once upon a time strokes were long and deliberate, and remember the racquets were heavy. And the sweet spots were small. Now the racquets are lighter, the sweet spots larger, and the loosely strung co-poly strings are like magic – and the all combine ...…
Everyone enjoys tennis when playing well. But when it comes to tournaments, league play, or even the regular game with your favorite opponent, we all want to win. But tennis becomes a contest when your opponent is evenly matched and wants to win every bit as badly as you. Here are three time-tested keys to ...…
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