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November 19, 2021

1 Trick to Stop Missing Forehands Out

Almost every tour player prepares for their waist height forehand with their strings down, often with their palm down as well. Some even begin with the hitting face of their racket pointing behind them....

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October 16, 2021

1 Trick to Eliminate 90% of Net Misses

Tour level players hit surprisingly high over the net. The amount of net clearance they’re getting is pretty difficult to see from the typical broadcast view: the bird’s eye camera, and as such, I...

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September 19, 2021

Emma Raducanu’s Elite, Explosive Forehand

There are many ways to hit the wide forehand, but Emma Raducanu’s way is the best way. At Fault Tolerant Tennis, we believe in finding our most efficient biomechanics for a particular swing, and...

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September 11, 2021

Battle of the Girls who ATTACK

We’ve talked before about how, in singles tennis, shots that you can execute at less than 80% are essentially useless – you’ll lose too many points from missing those shots for whatever small offensive...

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September 7, 2021

Leylah Fernandez – The Roger Federer of the WTA

Sensational 18-year-old Leylah Fernandez stands at 5’ 6’’ 104 lbs (168 cm 47 kg). Her opponent in the 4th round of the 2021 US Open was former grand slam champion Angelique Kerber, standing at...

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August 20, 2021

The Forehand “C” – Myths vs Reality

The “C” swing path on the forehand does exist, but I’m not a fan of its current mainstream classification as a first principle of the forehand, because it isn’t one. The shape and manner...

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August 13, 2021

The Mystery of the Continental Grip

Look at the two grips above. By some definitions, both can be considered the “continental” grip. Both have the index-knuckle on bevel 2 (marked by the yellow line), and yet, in spite of that,...

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August 6, 2021

A Primer on the One-Handed Backhand

The one handed backhand is a simpler stroke than the forehand. If that doesn’t seem accurate to you, chances are you’re executing the shot incorrectly. There are only a few fundamental tenets of the...

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July 9, 2021

The Serving Throw Vector

The serve is a throw. The serving motion in tennis utilizes the exact same throw chain as all the throwing motions across sports. The baseball pitch, the volleyball spike, the NFL touchdown pass –...

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June 11, 2021

All Forehands Are Inside-Out Forehands

I work with a 10-year-old girl named Anna who presents with an interesting issue. When she’s pulled out wide on the forehand, her stroke looks great, but when the ball comes right to her,...

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