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  • How to Win When Having A Bad Tennis Day

    Here you will get detailed instructions about how to win a tennis match when you are having a bad tennis day.

  • How to Get Back Into Playing Tennis After a Break

    Tennis, like all sports, takes practice. Lots of it. Its no surprise that when competitive players take a break due to injury or personal life they are frustrated at their level of play when they...

  • Tennis Shot Preparation: Back to Center of Court

    To stay ready in tennis, keep body forward with weight on your toes. Learn how to improve your tennis footwork in this free tennis lesson from a tennis instructor.

  • Tennis Footwork: Baseline Hop

    After baseline shots, keep your feet moving, use a little hop, to help explode for the next shot. Learn how to keep your feet moving for baseline shots in tennis footwork from a professional...

  • Tennis Footwork: Returning Serve

    Keep your feet moving forward so that you can cut off the server's angles. Learn how to set up service returns in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Recovering for Next Shot

    Don't stand still and watch your shot. Recover immediately. Hit and go. Learn how to recover for the next shot in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Split-step

    The split-step will slow you down and keep you in control as you approach the net for your volley. Learn the split-step to volley in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free...

  • Tennis Footwork: Overheads and Lobs

    Don't shuffle or backpedal. Turn and run to hit overheads. Learn how to set up overheads and lobs in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Quick Adjustments

    Smaller, adjustment steps will increase the precision of your footwork. Learn how to make quick adjustments in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Open Stance Transfer

    The open stance transfer can help you get to balls that bounce high. Learn about the open stance transfer in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Deep Returns

    A deep return requires the tennis player to get set up quickly. Don't fall away as you hit the ball. Learn how to hit deep returns in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free...

  • Tennis Footwork: Groundstrokes

    Step out and then run to the ball to hit your tennis groundstrokes. Learn groundstroke positioning in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Volleys

    Step out, pivot your shoulders and set your racket as you prepare to hit a volley. Learn volley positioning in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Open Stance Forehand

    An open stance is popular when trying to hit a forehand groundstroke off of a deep ball. Learn the open stance forehand in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Short Ball on Angle

    An open stance may also allow for better approach and recovery on short balls. Learn how to hit the short ball on an angle in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Crossover Step

    The crossover step helps you retrieve and recover from hitting wider shots. Learn the crossover step in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Footwork: Neutral Stance

    The neutral stance allows you to move forward and attack your opponent. Learn how to get to the forehand from the neutral position in tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free...

  • Tennis Footwork: Importance of Proper Footwork

    Efficiency and precision are the keys to proper tennis footwork. Your feet should work with your upper body. Learn the importance of tennis footwork from a professional instructor in this free...

  • Tips on Tennis Footwork Drills

    Learn some great tips on how to do footwork drills to play the sport of tennis in this free video clip on sports.

  • Beginner Tennis: Forehand Slice/Block

    Working with the wall will develop the footwork and timing of your tennis slice, or block. Learn how to play beginner tennis from our expert instructor in this free sports video.

  • Tennis Backhand Stroke Footwork

    Learn about the footwork for a tennis backhand stroke with expert tennis tips in this free video tennis lesson.

  • How to Improve Your Tennis Game

    So how do you improve your tennis game or kick it up a notch separating you from being ranked at the bottom to a top 10 tennis player in the world? Ok, that may sound a little outrageous and I...

  • How to Coach Tennis

    Coaching tennis is a rewarding way to pass on your knowledge of the game to less experienced players. Whether you are looking to coach a high school or college team, give private lessons or just...

  • How to Perfect Technical Tennis Drills

    Everyone knows the right thing s to do on a tennis court--the things they want to do under ideal circumstances. But we all know things don’t always go as planned on the court. There are...

  • How to Improve Tennis Footwork

    In tennis, one's footwork is a crucial part of the game. Foot speed can be gained by performing drills that require strength and balance. Since players move in various directions on the court, a...

  • How to Stand When Playing Table Tennis

    Good footwork can be difficult to teach because each player's footwork is unique to his or her style of play. There are, however, some simple principles every player should keep in mind.

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