How To DOMINATE the Net in Doubles - Tennis Lesson

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[Asthfghl]

This helped me and my partner immensely. As soon as we implemented it, we immediately raised our game one level up. We used to struggle to dominate against another pair that we usually play against; once we employed this technique, we crushed them. Hell, they were so bewildered by the chaos we created at their end, we ended one of the sets 6-0, wow! :-O
And all of this, thanks to a very very simple moving tactic. Thank you so so so much!

[craigweymer]

I've been a tennis pro for 25 years, you didn't ask for my opinion-i know how some pros can be- but you did an amazing job of explaining what (in my terminology) shifting is.. great way to simplify with the toss and catch... really well done, I'm late to your videos but can't tell you how much I enjoyed the pro lesson rip off (i tell my clients to watch it honestly) and other talking points videos you/your guys have done...I don't know if you have but I think alot of guys would enjoy seeing an independent contractor vs "corporate club"?? keep up the good work and if you're ever in Dallas area shoot me a message...I watched the backhand video

[bbmiller]

I had an instructor teach and drill the exact same things at a free clinic this past summer, since more people in the area play doubles. I doubt that I will ever get the quality that this instructor provided ever again at a free clinic. The video was a good reminder for me of the things that I had put in place and some of the things that I was a bit off. I know that I am late at recognizing when to retreat to cover the middle as the net player. That will be something I look forward to working on the next time out. Thanks for the awesome video.

[clubdetennisdolbeau-mistas]

We're gonna try it out tomorrow for our doubles match. Can't wait!!!

[joeyham]

This was a very good video on doubles tactics. I used the ideas presented here in a mixed doubles match today and it was awesome. The consistent movement allowed my team to easily cover the high percentage hitting areas on most points. It looked like we worked on strategy together, ( which we did not do in this case). Fun time.

[carlrennie]

amazing - no-one ever explains this stuff!

[jassay]

Super good tactics!!!
But how the net player cover the down-line ball(passing shot) when he is followling the ball up and back? My commnet is depending the angle and speed of the rally. If it is a short/easy ball to your opponenet, you have to be more careful it is a passing shot (saying you are on AD side in the net), at this time I prefer to stay at the down-line. Only if my partner's ball pushes the opponenet, I'll quickly move forwards to steal the ball return. Does that make sense to you?

[ITOWords]

As always an excellent explanation. Thank you for releasing this series

[Truth.Notlies]

Great video. Eye opening for me as I’m new to doubles and fairly new to competitive tennis.
Thanks!

[tommy]

Thanks so much for this video guys, can't wait to try them later this week! Just one question though - a player in my club is really great at hitting accurate deep DTL lobs, so how do I adapt these movements to account for him when I'm at the net?

[robertasinger]

Loved this video! I’m playing tomorrow and can’t wait to try all this out!

[AlphaTennisinPittsburgh]

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

[kelvindickenson]

Outstanding! . Intuitive tactics explained in a logical progression. I can' t wait to get back on the court

[rick]

Excellent video! We had been taught this movement as a team...but, most are sadly in need of taking the message to heart!!

[geoffmarcy]

Such precious advice. The combination of the rationale for a strategy, along with the demonstration, implants wonderful advice firmly in my noodle. Tennis lessons help with technique. But these videos provide the intuitive feel of strategic dynamics, totally separate from shot-making technique. Just brilliant.

[jackcslewis]

Love your videos in general but this one is probably my favorite, concise and to the point. Can't wait for my next doubles match.

[edwinsth]

Oh man! This is enlightening. Excellent coaching.

[beckyf]

Once again my mind is saying, Oh NOW I get what my past coaches meant ... You demonstrate & explain the why behind the what's and my brain gets it now!! Thank you again!! This helps me understand so I can start implementing your great info. Ian you are just my favorite!!

[buckyphillips]

Tennis is a sport of a lifetime. This video will help keep the interest in a great sport of a lifetime.

[aprilweisbeski]

This is the best advice on doubles strategy I have viewed.   I played today using this strategy and won all my doubles matches.   Thanks so much for explaining this strategy and doing it so well  !!