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Tennis Tactics: Winning Patterns of Play (book) $19.95 Match point. Your opponent hits a deep-sliced approach shot to your backhand. To neutralize this attack and regain control of the point, you retaliate with a crosscourt passing shot, low with topspin. Your opponent is forced to return a weak volley to the open court, and you win the point with a passing shot down the line. Game, set, and match. This is just one of the many winning strategies you'll find in Tennis Tactics: Winning Patterns of Play. It's the first book to break down what shots to make and when to make them. You'll learn how to plan your shot selection in competition and put yourself in the best possible position to win every point. Based on an extensive USTA study of actual tournament play by the game's top athletes, Tennis Tactics describes 58 patterns repeated shot sequences that will emphasize your strengths and exploit your opponents' weaknesses. It contains 63 drills that show you how to practice the patterns and make them part of your routine during match play. Competitive players, coaches, and instructors will love the book's simple approach for practice and play. Tennis Tactics reviews sound, time-tested strategic principles, then explains how they apply to patterns of play. You'll learn how to choose patterns that fit your style of play, whether you're an all-court player, a counterpuncher, an aggressive baseliner, or a serve-and-volleyer. Next, the book provides strategies and tactics for different areas of the court. You'll learn how to execute 58 patterns for backcourt (26), midcourt (8), net play (8), and defensive play (16). For each pattern, the book describes and illustrates corresponding practice drills that will help you get an edge on the competition. A Pattern Finder chart helps you quickly locate the shot combinations you want to study and incorporate into your game. Make your practice sessions pay off in competition by using the drills and mastering the patterns in Tennis Tactics: Winning Patterns of Play. AUDIENCE How to for tennis players. Reference for tennis coaches and instructors. CONTENTS Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Key to Court Diagrams Part I: Patterns of Singles Play Chapter 1. Principles of Pattern Play Chapter 2. Patterns of Play Part II: Backcourt Patterns and Drills Chapter 3. Serve and Return Patterns Chapter 4. Serve and Return Drills Chapter 5. Groundstroke Patterns Chapter 6. Groundstroke Drills Part III: Midcourt Patterns and Drills C |
I want to play tennis in school next spring, how should i start training?
I've never played tennis ever in my life, but I would like to play next year in shcool. Whta should I do this summer to get ready? Thanks!
Many high schools run summer tennis camps. Assuming you are a high schooler, GO TO THIS. It will give you an opportunity to learn what your coach deems as important. It also gives you a chance to talk to the coach and convey to them the passion that you have to improve. You will practice with future teammates and really get a feel for what you need to be able to do in order to start.
It is also important that you practice doubles. Many people who decide that they want to play tennis make the mistake of only playing singles. They arrive for tryouts only to discover that the only spots available are doubles spots, and they are cut. Doubles and Singles are almost entirely different sports. Good doubles is almost entirely played at the net, so practice your volleys and overheads. Also, WATCH DOUBLES. Many inexperienced players have only seen singles, and have no idea what strategy is used in doubles. If you learn basic doubles strategy and basic doubles shots, you will not be cut. Trust me.
As for physical fitness, work on your core. Aside from that, just play tennis. It gives you a strong cardiovascular workout and helps improve your strokes.
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