When I was at Vic Braden’s tennis college Vic said that on my forehand I was not extending out to the target enough. He said with my brain makeup that was a common error. He also said that watching tennis … Continue reading →
I was practicing my forehand on the ball machine yesterday in the 90 degree heat here in Virginia Beach. I was trying to get more power on the ball without losing control. I discovered some interesting things you might want … Continue reading →
When you are pulled way out wide to your forehand, this shot can be a savior. The idea is that you reach way out to your forehand side and pretty much slap/chop/slice or whatever you want to call it to … Continue reading →
My friend Allan from Connecticut was visiting me yesterday and he loves taking pictures. I was scheduled to practice with a local guy so he tagged along to snap some photos. Of course, with me still being slightly over 300 … Continue reading →
I took a lesson while traveling to Washington, D.C. this past weekend. Even though I wanted to work on my slice backhand, the pro wanted to see what my groundstrokes looked like overall and I’m glad he did. He noticed … Continue reading →
What an appropriate tip for this blog! I was getting a lesson on Saturday from a guy who is about a 5.0 rating and pretty much feared around our region. He noted that I was doing a really poor job … Continue reading →
Miguel Rosa from Nick Bolletteri tennis academy gave me another great tip when I attended his Virginia Beach Clinic. Miguel knew that I was producing a video for large and out of shape people on conserving energy while making the opponent … Continue reading →