No more confusion. No more guessing.
When you sign-up, your forehand won’t get better overnight, but it will start improving faster than it ever has before. You’ll build (or rebuild) your stroke on sound foundations, and as those foundations become habit, your level will quickly rise.
Do either of these players sound like you?
The 5.0 Today, 3.5 Tomorrow
You need control over your high-velocity forehand, which doesn’t mysteriously disappear between hitting sessions. Here’s how we develop that.
The Power-Capped Tactician
You need to swing the racket faster without sacrificing your current control and consistency. Here’s how that works.
Logistics
The program costs $300 and has two parts:
- The Digital Library – You get access forever.
- Weekly Video Review – You get 1 month when you sign up.
We host the program on a separate application. Full logistical details here.
Root-Level Reprogramming
Your forehand is a neurological pattern: a mental function that receives sensory input, and outputs a set of movements which will, hopefully, lead to an effective strike on the ball.
When we teach players to improve that pattern, the result feels fundamentally different than before.
I’ve been working on my forehand for 4 years. In two months, I finally understand what the feeling should be. I was just guessing before. Truly, thank you.
Daniel – 5.0 Analyst from California
Here’s an email I got from one of our earliest clients – a photographer from New York who absolutely loves tennis.
Hi Coach,
I wanted to share some really exciting news with you, since you and your book had such a profound impact on my forehand for the past month. I just played 10 hours of tennis in the Men’s 4.0 USTA Eastern championships. I WON my final match!!!! 6-7 (9-11) 6-1, 1-0 (10-6) Most intense match ever. I hit the most insane drop shot and then won the match with a volley winner! I am SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WON all MY EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES!!!!!!
BUT the real winner was my forehand and what YOU were able to do from your book and YouTube videos (and the weighted shadow swings). My forehand was on feugo! Ripping cross-courts with such FAULT-TOLERANCE – I just waited until I got my short ball.
MJ
Your own forehand transformation is right around the corner. If you haven’t already, introduce yourself here. Email us coaches@faulttoleranttennis.com, with any questions.
We can’t wait to work with you. Sign-up here.
January 13, 2025
What racket do you use? Wha rackets do you recommend? Anything better for one handers?
January 21, 2025
Personally, I find I play well with a pretty wide variety of rackets. I prefer 95-98 head size, head light, and between 11-12 ounces. The most important thing is that the frame fits your game – what you like to do on court.
On the one-hander, it’s critical you use a racket light enough that, when you’re a little bit late, you can still whip it through contact. Imo this is more important than having slightly more power when you’re on time.
If Roger Federer’s backhand transformation is any indication, a 98 sq inch head size is also useful, as opposed to smaller. On the one-hander specifically, you want to take the ball early, in order to keep it in the strike zone. This makes clean contact more difficult, so the larger sweet-spot of the 98 becomes very relevant.
December 30, 2025
Good focused teaching.