Approach developing your game like you want to build a house. You may choose an apartment or a mansion... the more beautiful the structure you want to create, the more detail must be paid to the details, the location, architect, material, you get it... Build each room at a time. Make each room as well as you want it to be. For example, fix your backswing, focus on making it perfect. Allocate it 5 hours of quality work before you proceed to the next 'wing'. This will inevitabl

Shot selection can be the key determinant between winning and losing in most situation given players of equal ability. Sometimes it will superceed a higher quality shot maker who plays without a plan. One of my cardinal rules for playing singles is using the 3 feet rule. If you are at the baseline, hit around 3 feet high crosscourt 75%-80% of the times for safety, margin and depth. If you are inside the baseline moving forward 2-3 steps, hit down the line 75%-80% of the times

Many beginners and intermediate players struggle with the serve due to having a faulty ball toss. Here's a quick tip to fix your ball toss from going over your head. Problem: Erratic ball toss Cause: Most players will usually lean back or bend their knees in the backswing. Solution: Simplify the process. Step 1: stand evenly balanced with the weight equally distributed on your feet. Don't rock your body at least in the beginning. Step 2: Lean slightly forward as you release t