How to master the fear of failing in the important points of your tennis
In this tennis course, I will help you master the fear of failing in the most important points of your tennis matches. We will also analyze how Belgian and former world number 1 Justin Henin uses these recommendations to dominate their fear and win the semifinal against Serbia Ana Ivanovic. We will also see that not only does Henin use these techniques successfully but most elite players including Rafa Nadal use these techniques to not let their fear control their tennis game. Read More “How to master the fear of failing in the important points of your tennis”
Do You Know The Real Secret of Beach Tennis? Read Now
Discovering the secret of beach tennis with an exceptional guest. The world’s number one beach tennis player Marco Garavini. After deepening the psychophysical benefits of beach tennis and after observing its ability to push an athlete in search of its limit. Read More “Do You Know The Real Secret of Beach Tennis? Read Now”
Ostapenko and Stephens, a ‘Grand Slam’ final at the Miami Premier
Current as champions at Roland Garros and the US Open, the Latvian Jelena Ostapenko and American Sloane Stephens. Respectively, will star this Saturday a final ‘Grand Slam’ in the Premier Mandatory Miami. It will be the first time that the two tennis players Ostapenko and Stephens will face each other. And also, their premiere in the Miami final, a tournament that has seen their main leaders fall. Read More “Ostapenko and Stephens, a ‘Grand Slam’ final at the Miami Premier”
Recommendations to reduce unforced errors in your matches
The unforced errors are those errors in which your opponent has not forced you to fail but still fail. So, the key here is not to fail and try to force the opponent to make that mistake taking advantage of the possibility if it does not put you in an uncomfortable situation. Below I give you a series of very simple tips that will help you avoid these unforced errors. Read More “Recommendations to reduce unforced errors in your matches”
The automation of tennis technique and causes of stagnation in tennis training
In this article, I will discuss the process of automation of the tennis technique and why the inactivity in learning the technique usually happens. I invite everyone to the debate and later to share opinions in the comments section. In this way, we will enrich all the content here exposed. So, I invite you to leave your experience or opinion after reading the article. Read More “The automation of tennis technique and causes of stagnation in tennis training”
Tennis: Are Men or Women More Sociable?
On the tennis courts, the men challenge each other. The women hug each other. Can gender diversity. Thus have an influence on the approach to this sport? Read More “Tennis: Are Men or Women More Sociable?”
Tactics in the rest or drawback
When playing a game of tennis, it is normal for each player to try to win his serve. When this does not happen, it is said that there has been a break of the service and reading between lines the game. You will see how the break of the service in a weak opponent mentally supposes turn his mental break in most cases. Read More “Tactics in the rest or drawback”
The shot of tennis (top spin) and its tactical importance
If you are one of those players who have a very powerful tennis first serve. But your second serve is loose, you are giving away many points to your opponent in your tennis matches. Since with a second loose serve your opponents will take the opportunity to attack and dominate the point. Read More “The shot of tennis (top spin) and its tactical importance”
Tips to improve your tennis picks in matches
If you want to significantly improve your tennis looting in your matches you must learn to throw the ball. It is said that in 50% of the effectiveness of your tennis serves influences how you throw the ball at the time of the service. This makes a lot of sense since it is useless to have a very good tennis draft technique when we cannot carry it out by throwing the ball in a bad way. Read More “Tips to improve your tennis picks in matches”
Roger Federer: “If you keep your serve, you can do anything in the rest”
In the inaugural press room of the US Open 2017, Roger Federer content with his recent win in Cincinnati said the key is to always keep his serve and then risk his remains near the serve quadrant.
Federer was very clear in saying the following: “It all starts with the serve. If one can maintain his service, then he can do almost anything in the rest “. All this referring to his recent remains (returns of serve) near the service box to which he was asked if he would repeat them. Where he answered that everything would depend on the strength of his serve. The rival in front and the moment of the match in which he was. Read More “Roger Federer: “If you keep your serve, you can do anything in the rest””