I see some kids playing in USTA 12U tournaments who look like they are in 5th grade but TR.net says they are in 7th grade. I check with the kids' parents and TR.net is right. And these kids never even updated their TR profile with graduation year etc. How does TR.net correctly know which grade...
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If we asked a 5-year-old child to explain Feedforward, he wouldn't be able to. But if we observed it, we could...
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Let me ask you something...
Are you tired of choking under pressure in matches?
Are you tired of losing to players that you know you should be beating...
I am a junior and I recently took a 1-year break from tennis due to COVID (march 2020 to april 2021). Right before the break, I was playing at a UTR 6.5 level. After coming back to tennis, however, I am playing around a UTR 4 level which is really bothering me since I was a lot better...
Let me say this...
If you are a competitive tennis player, the one question you need to start asking yourself is....
"How can I take my matchplay game to another level?"
Well... I'm going to give you a few tips here.
Stop going to practice when you don't feel like playing.
I see juniors and...
So, yesterday I was watching a high school tennis team practice in Kobe.
And there was 3 common mistakes that they were doing on their forehand swing.
1) Taking the racket back too early.
Many juniors and adult players make this mistake daily on the court.
When in reality they should...
The funny thing about this is that.
If you ask the average tennis junior to go, scout, an opponent he/she will not be able to do it.
Why?
Because they aren't strategic tennis warriors.
Their coaches aren't teaching them how to be strategic either, so please share this post with them.
The...
How To Choose A Great Coach (Part 2)
Being a good coach consists of few factors: extensive knowledge of technique, precise root error detection and effective methods of fixing it, constant feedback, ability to transfer knowledge to a student, ability to structure practice with the most benefit...
How To Choose A Great Coach (Part1)
Being a good coach consists of few factors: extensive knowledge of technique, precise root error detection and effective methods of fixing it, constant feedback, ability to transfer knowledge to a student, ability to structure practice with the most benefit...
I’ve played and coached is many countries around the world and I can tell you that the junior tennis culture in US is very different from the rest of them. It seems like technology is taking a firm hold of this upcoming generation and it seems like their attention span is ever decreasing and...
I’ve played and coached is many countries around the world and I can tell you that the junior tennis culture in US is very different from the rest of them. It seems like technology is taking a firm hold of this upcoming generation and it seems like their attention span is ever decreasing and...
No matter how hard you practice and prepare for a tennis match, there are going to be those days, when you just don't have your A game with you.
When those type of days happen to you, please use these 3 tips to help you come back and win the match.
The great thing about tennis is, there isn't...