3 Tennis Drills that Instantly make you more consistent

3 Tennis Drills that Instantly make you more consistent

[larrymilask]

The Bounce-Hit mantra has been around for a long time; happy to have you remind us once more! :)

[AlphaTennisinPittsburgh]

Get Ahead in Tennis with Killer Volley Techniques. Great Video! Thanks for sharing this one.

[QuantumV]

Thanks, coach. Good stuff. Very helpful. I'm making notes now so that I can bring them with me next time I'm on the court.

[igorbobkov]

Simple yet great tips! Good job, coach 👏

[ContactMultimedia]

Thanks for the hundred free puppy kisses B2!!!! Puppy love at Christmas time!! #Priceless

[benjamins]

Thank you. Great video. I started playing tennis about 6 months ago. Like it a lot. At the same time it's harder than I thought. 🙂 love the game and I'm looking forward to keep learning and improving 👌. Thank you for your video
PS. So far, serve is the hardest thing... 🙂

[williampguiry]

Greetings all.. yes its around a long time but good things are permanent..u could further develop that idea with saying hit when opponent hits his her shot then bounce and hit..gets u focusing on contact point of the opponent .. and possibly the trajectory of incoming racket... Happy Xmas from Ireland 🇮🇪

[ernie]

Coach, what I realize at the courts when practicing is that lots of people wants to hit winners rather than hitting about 3 or 4 steps left and right from the middle or cross court. It ends up with most time spent picking up balls and getting tired of chasing balls. Can you please put a tip together to keep the ball in play which helps the consistency. Also some folks will stop the rally when a ball is hit to them crosses the baseline even by a little bit. Just annoying. High level players (5.0 and up and coaches I hit with) seldom to this, that is why they have more sound strokes. When I hit and work on consistency, my goal is always to keep the ball in play and keep it deep and not spray it. I am very conscious when my shots bounce and ascend crossing the baseline after bouncing. Every ball that comes to me, whether in or out goes back. If you have a clip on this tip, please share the link, I would love to forward it to them. Thanks.

[chrismellon]

do u remember doing consistency for hours? or hitting as high to get closest to the fan?

[jlook]

Great drills and advice but consistency is not everything. I developed predictable to a fault consistency that led to losing most points. If you asked them before the point started what I would do, they could always know what I'll do in reaction to any scenario they try.

[tjg]

Telling what to do does not help. Need to show them.