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Be Brave To Steal Some Extra Points

By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis at Crooked Creek I fully believe that when a tennis player either holds or loses their...

Timely Tennis Tips!

By Bryan Shepherd, Owner Bryan’s Racquet With the allowance of on-court coaching at the professional level, why not coach each other in doubles on changeovers...

Attack The Second Serve

By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis at Crooked Creek It is common at ALL levels of tennis that the shortest and weakest...
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How To Handle Net Rushers In Doubles

By Ian Thompson, Director of Tennis, Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead Most players at any level have come across a team that has...
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The Middle

By Cem Gurkaynak, Director of Tennis, St Marlo Country Club “Down the middle solves the riddle.” This simple tip has been told many times by...
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Diversify Your Play For Better Performance

By Ben Hestley, Owner, Bull Shark Sports The classic stockbroker advice says to diversify your assets. The same holds true for improving one’s tennis game....

Help Your Partner Hold Serve

By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis at Crooked Creek Sometimes, I hear players at all levels say something like, “I held my...
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Six Steps To Becoming A High-Performance Player

By Zwelo Khupe, Owner, Precision Tennis; Tennis Professional at Kennworth Tennis Center There are many ways to improve your game from one level to another....
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How To Improve Your Game – Start with Your Serve

By Sue Beatty-Hites, Coach, Cherokee Town & Country Club The most important shot in tennis is the serve, followed by the serve return. Many players...
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Weaknesses – They Are There, Now What?

By Ian Thomson, Director of Tennis, Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead Every person who has ever played tennis has a weakness in their...