The inside-in forehand can often be the exclamation point that ends a great rally. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates how to direct this shot down the line without tipping off your opponent.
The inside-out forehand is one of the most effective groundstrokes in tennis. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates two different versions of the shot and how each can be utilized.
The run-around forehand can be one of the most deadly forehands when executed properly. In today’s lesson Brady demonstrates the unique footwork needed to get in position for this effective shot.
A well-placed overhead is almost certainly going to win you the point. In today’s lesson, Brady gives a few tips on how to perfectly target your overhead no matter what kind of lob you encounter.
The path the racket travels along with the angle of the racket are two major factors that determine the direction of the tennis ball. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates how the angle of the racket at contact will greatly dictate the direction on a serve.
Having good control on a volley may be more important than any other aspect of the stroke. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates how he controls his volleys in order to keep his opponents on the ropes.
There are subtle differences between hitting crosscourt vs down the line off the backhand wing. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates how he aims his backhand to different targets on the court.
Being able to control your forehand is obviously a necessity to be successful at the baseline. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates how to hit with pinpoint accuracy whether you hit out of a neutral or open stance on your forehand side.
A slow ball that floats closer to the baseline is a great time to utilize a swinging volley. This is one of the most aggressive shots in tennis and therefore requires a good deal of commitment.
When you hear the word “punish” usually a drop shot does not come mind. However a well executed drop shot can be a very effective way to keep your opponent on their toes while at the same time hitting an easy winner.
One of the more deceptive type of balls in tennis is the slow, almost “floating” ball we encounter at the net. How do you punish this shot without taking on too much risk? Find out in today’s lesson with Brady.
The extremely slow serve seems like the easiest shot in the game…which couldn’t be farther from the truth. In today’s lesson, learn how Brady attacks extremely slow & weak second serves.
A slow ball that lands near mid-court is a shot you have to attack, yet it is one of the most missed shots in the game. In today’s lesson, Brady discusses how to punish this short ball using two different methods.
Attacking an opponent’s relatively weak second serve has it’s obvious benefits. In today’s lesson, Brady discusses the two major ways you can put immediate pressure on the server when returning a second serve.
The return of serve is a unique shot as we have a lot of time to prepare for our swing. In today’s lesson, Brady discusses what you should be doing mentally in order to prepare yourself to hit a great return.
Returning a big, flat first serve that’s hit directly at you can be a daunting task. In today’s lesson, Brady gives you an easy tip to get you in better position after the return.
