Volleys – Preparation and Technique
In this tennis instructional video clip, you will learn a few important basic tips to execute a volley correctly. You’ll clearly understand what the volley should look and feel like, and will realize it is easier than it seems to be.
Jump Backhands – How & When To Use
In this tennis instructional video clip you will learn an “option variation” on how you can handle a high ball to your backhand side. It is not the basic best way used out there on the courts of the world, but instead, it’s a fun and surprising different gear to have in your shots’ arsenal, mostly if you are athletic enough to execute it with relative and acceptable small and safe effort. Try it out, have some fun!!
Forehand – The Wrist Snap Explained
In this tennis instructional video clip, I will show you exactly “how” you should be snapping your wrist correctly when hitting a “modern forehand”, and more importantly, what you should “not” be doing with your wrist when attempting to add more power and topspin to your forehand shots.
Forehand – Contact Zone Swing Path
In this video we’ll explain and demonstrate the proper “contact zone swing path” for a tennis forehand, with the help of one of the tennis vault assistant mascots, penguin “Rodrigo”. Keeping your forehand swing “on the path” during the “zone of impact with the ball” will DRAMATICALLY BOOST your level of “accuracy and also consistency” on any type of forehand, flat or topspin, low or high or on the raise, while at the same time DRAMATICALLY REDUCE the number of unforced errors hit during a match. Result? You win more points, games, sets…matches!
Forehand – How To Hit With Topspin
This video will show you how to hit your forehand with lot of real wicked topspin! Whether you’re a beginner intermediate or advanced player, it will help you really “understand how” hitting the forehand with topspin works “so you can do it too”!
Hitting with topspin is great for several reasons, for example, you can swing away freely and still be consistent, you can dip balls down at your opponents feet, you can hit incredible angles and you can pressure your opponent back deep behind the baseline with deep bouncing topspin shots that bounce up higher than usual, you can hit lobs that can’t be chased down, etc etc, once again these just to name a few reasons why the topspin is so effective, as an aggressive yet safe shot to have in your package, your arsenal of shots to go to at various times in a match.
Secret to a Consistent Serve Ball Toss 2
Here are three more tips to getting a very consistent toss for your serve: hold the ball gently with your fingertips, practice the toss holding two balls in your hand to feel which three fingertips actually hold the ball so it doesn’t come out of your hand spinning, and here an extra tip for better balance hold your tossing arm up until the hitting arm starts going up so your head doesn’t collapse, exchange one for other.
Now you have a total of “seven (7) tips” to work on for your serve, just from these Pt.1 & Pt.2 Ball Toss Videos, “six (6) tips” for your “toss itself” & the Granddaddy “first of all tip” I mentioned, right on the beginning of Pt.1 : “If you wanna improve your serves, get a basket or a bucket of balls and get out there on the court and “practice it”!! Improvement won’t just fall on your lap from the sky, and there is no short-cuts, you have to “put in the mileage” and train hard whichever stroke it is, reaching your goals and dreams, and improving up to your very true potential!! Again…this means you’ll start winning more points, games, sets & matches!! 
Secret to a Consistent Serve Ball Toss 1
Here are a few keys to getting a more consistent toss. These four tips here alone (practicing serves, keeping arm straight, palm of hand opened horizontally flat & late ball release) will improve your serve consistency and increase your serving percentage big time. You’ll start winning more points, games, sets & matches!!
Two-Handed Backhand Tip for Finishing
Discover a cool little tip that will guarantee you the proper amount of shoulder turn as you prepare to hit the tennis ball on your backhand side. Plus, you will discover also where the racket should be finishing on your follow-through!! We’ll show you HOW and WHY!! Remember this analogy, and you will start & finish correctly!!
Two-Handed Backhand’s Dominant Arm
In this video, discover which should be & the role of the dominant arm when hitting two-handed backhands. Knowing this, you’ll improve your backhand dramatically!!