The #1 Tennis Strategy To Win More Singles Matches NOW

Did you know in order to win a tennis match you only need to win 52% of all points? That means the slightest edge could be the difference between winning or losing. In this video Nate shares a tactic that will help tip the scales in your favor to win more points and ultimately more matches.

#tennis #playyourcourt #singlestactics

[GrungePopRecords]

Super excellent! Very very important this instructional video especially the ending about not moving sideways back after the deep shot. Thanks! Much appreciated

[McMullet]

THIS... THIS is why I've been missing/mistiming all my inside out forehands!! Thank you! 🙏🏼

[JamesDavisakaRemguy]

This lesson was VERY VERY GOOD. Breaking down court movement, plotting it over a simple X pattern, now that's something that just might stick! Funny that, in wheelchair tennis, we ALWAY talk about this giant V shape from a point just behind the baseline called The Hub. When hitting a ball in front of us, we always move toward it at a 45 degree angle (and return to The Hub along the same angle). But we never talk about the other side of the X, retrieving deep balls. Only makes sense. Good stuff.

[huntsail]

First time seeing this idea, will give it a try. Great job, thanks!

[-Munditimum-]

Brilliant as always. Great to see you back Nate.
You don't have your wrist protection! :) hope you're doing well with it!
Happy Easter!
Cheers!
M

[CH-ypby]

It s a really good video, I get it, its not complex but you don't want to return to the centre, the X needs to be spread a bit more along the baseline as you will be returning on either side of the centre at a least a racquet width

[fuzzyballstennisclub]

Great tip and video of Diego. Going to try this in my next session!

[watcher]

Don’t know why we tend to move laterally so much. Why do we hesitate to move diagonally forward on most balls? Why do you think, Nate?

[LutherWilliams]

Great lesson Nate! Just what I needed to hear and exactly what my coach told me to start working on two weeks ago. Thanks man. Cheers!

[msf]

Very useful for my singles play. Thank you!

[henrylove]

Very helpful information, Nate! If I move in this X pattern, do I ever move horizontally along the baseline?

[marcosvivoni]

how would this interact with recovering to the opposite side of the shot? (the whole not actually returningg to the middle thing?)

do i move the x with me? or do i adjust the angles? or both... probs both

[brenhugh]

You're definitely one of 'The X Men', Nate. To hell with 'Sideways, ' this is the way to go from now on.... I hope.

[vamsith]

It's a very good strategy. Thanks for teaching it. As you said it is important to recover back to the centre so that you won't miss out. My daughter has a match to play now, hopefully it will help her. Have a great day! 🙂

[williamsannuto]

Nice Nate !!! Will definitely try this !

[r.p.larose]

I swear Tim and Eric write these videos "We've got a SHAPE, we've got a U, or RAINBOWS." 😅😂

[jassay]

But true is the recreational don’t hit so much baseline, so basically we move at parallel….

[atrem]

The middle of the court is rarely the middle of angles an opponent can make.

[sultanabran]

the coach at where i play tennis me to cut those corners off all the time.

[pedrosepulveda]

To be fair every ball for Schwartzman is above his shoulder... Jkd