7 Singles Strategies (Win Your Next Tennis Match)

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7 Singles Strategies (Win Your Next Tennis Match)
1. Make a high percentage of your first serves
2. Return first serves down the middle
3. Stand slightly opposite your opponent when on the baseline
4. Stand slightly on the same side as your opponent when at the net
5. Hit most ground strokes cross court
6: hit most volleys short away from your opponent
7. When your opponent comes to the net hit the ball low to them
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You got this!!

[MinuteTennis]

7 Singles Strategies (Win Your Next Tennis Match)

[marekw.]

Embarrassed to say how long I've been playing tennis and never thought about this stuff.

[kincaidscourt]

AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN : great lesson, eloquently explained, wonderful tips, VERY useful strategies ... YOU'RE SIMPLY THE BEST, Ryan - thank you for this - because of YOU ... we got this !

[graemecook]

These are great tips for matches at my level, thank you, essentially they're a game plan and following them has improved my results and enjoyment of matches massively, of course I still lose to better players but they have to beat me, I don't beat myself! 😀

1. Get high percentage of your 1st serves in.
2. Return serve back direct at server.
3. At baseline be on opposite side to opponent.
4. At net be on same side as opponent.
5. Hit Baseline rallies cross court.
6. At net Hit Volleys short.
7. When Opponent comes to net hit low shot at them.

[SS-htfv]

One of the most useful video about tennis strategy on the entire Internet. Thank you 🙏🏻

[urgjendevetak]

ever since i've started watching your videos, i have won a lot more matches, even against oppenents i thought i could never beat. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing tips !!!

[vijd]

This is the best video I have seen. I understand where to stand in singles now. I have a singles match tonight I will try to remember these points to hit my returns. Thanks

[IvarCastillo]

This is a masterclass, thank you so much!!!

[jasona.anderson]

Coach Ryan, you’re a tennis genius. I could literally listen to you teach day! So simple, easy to follow and apply. Thank you for taking the time to invest in our development.

[darrylberenson]

I enjoy how simple, concise, and detailed you communicate your teaching. There are SO MANY ways to misinterpret most vague instructions in tennis. You do a great job explaining, showing, and answering the most common questions!

[sergiocarrilho]

I feel I learnt a lot with this session, much appreciated, thanks!

[chelez]

Thanks for these tips. I noticed Im returning better with your tip re: not standing in the centre.

[jemijohn]

Thanks Rayan that was a awesome video. Great tips for singles. Simple but very important ones. Love it 👍👍

[christiandelapena]

The best video on tennis strategies I've seen thus far. Thank you sir!

[nhatsta]

Fantastic! Really great strategies and your delivery is so succinct and in an easy to follow format. Thank you so much! 💓🎾

[jhuang]

A great class, !so clear and helpful. Thank you.

[JamesDavisakaRemguy]

Hey Ryan, good job on this video! Right here you have probably all the strategic information you'll ever need for your entire club singles career. I especially liked the last point on "hitting AT the rushing net player"! Excellent. You're so right, we all try (and fail, spectacularly) to hit the highlight reel passing shot and gift yet another point to our opponents. Just hit it AT 'em! Half the time they'll flub it up. Beautiful. And oh so true. I'm keepin' that one. Thanks Ryan, keep up the good work - JD, Canada

[lucertola]

Thank you so much, very clear instructions and simple to follow. You are a star!

[sdfswords]

Great basics, Ryan. Make your first serve, service returns to the middle, recover bisecting the return triangle, jam up the rushing opponent at the service line. Very few club players practice to cover the long volley/half-volley hit to their body at the service line, a very effective offensive shot to set up the easy put away.

[jh]

Genius! love these series. Could you please also talk about where to hit when your opponent hits a drop shot and have you go to the net? Thank you.