The return of serve in doubles can be one of the tougher shots in tennis. Learn exactly what the return of server needs to accomplish in order to be successful in today’s video.
The server’s partner position can be just as important as the actual server in terms of being able to hold serve. In today’s video Brady discusses the role of the server’s partner.
Each player in doubles has their own unique responsibilities. In today’s video Brady discusses the job of the server and what they need focus on in order to be successful.
Have a coach ever told you to never stand in “no man’s land”? While this principle is generally true, there are a few instances where stepping into “no man’s land” can actually be beneficial.
Has an instructor ever told you to “freeze” when you make contact on your volleys? Today Brady debunks this myth and shows you why freezing on volleys can actually be detrimental to your net game.
Have you ever heard that you should be taking lots of little steps rather than taking longer strides around the court? Learn why this is not necessarily true in today’s video.
Have you ever been told to always hit the ball as waist level? In today’s lesson learn why this is not true and at times you can actually benefit from hitting the ball above waist level.
Has an instructor ever told you to get your racket back early? Learn why this can wreak havoc on your technique, especially when hitting a modern forehand in today’s lesson.
Do you struggle with volleys when the ball is hit hard with lots of pace? You’re not alone. Learn how to effectively use or absorb the pace of the incoming ball on your volley in today’s lesson.
Many consider the backhand overhead to be one of the most difficult shots in tennis. Learn how to confidently hit this unique shot and how to hit it offensively in today’s video.
Sometimes setting your feet can be detrimental to hitting a good volley, especially off a floating ball. In today’s lesson, Brady discusses how “gliding” through your volleys may make sense.
A “shuffle step” volley can be useful off a slower passing shot when you have time or may need to take two steps. Learn how and the benefit of the shuffle step volley in today’s video.
When you need to really stretch to hit a volley you may have to sacrifice some technique. In today’s video learn how to effectively hit a volley when your opponent makes you really extend to the ball.
Just because you’re on the run does not mean that you can no longer hit an aggressive modern stroke. Learn how to hit a “modern” on the run forehand and the footwork required to do so.
What grip should you be in to hit a “modern” forehand? Or do you even need to change your grip to modernize your forehand? Learn in today’s daily lesson with Brady.
Should you jump on your forehand? And if so, when and how? Learn how jumping on a modern forehand is a great way to generate extra spin and power in today’s video.
