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February 12, 2021

How the Feet Liberate the Hips

A full hip rotation is impossible if both of your feet are firmly planted on the ground. Trying to rotate your hips while your feet stay planted will put a large amount of torsion...

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January 6, 2021

Adjusting To Low Balls The EFFICIENT Way

The following is a page from The Fault Tolerant Forehand, available in eBook and paperback formats on Amazon (click here). The key to effective stroke production is efficient bio-mechanical alignment. For every shot, there...

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December 29, 2020

The Modern Forehand – A Biomechanical Masterpiece

When performed correctly, the forehand is a stroke with a very large margin for error. Proper forehand mechanics ensure that the swing is fault tolerant – when things go wrong, the swing still succeeds....

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Federer "rolling his racket over" but ONLY during the follow through of the swing
December 21, 2020

Gold: “Roll Your Racket Over The Ball”

Last year, I worked with a 14 year old girl who had one of the most mismanaged forehand strokes I’ve ever seen. Her problem: “roll your wrist over/around the ball.” She turned to me,...

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Federer's wrist is relaxed during both the backswing and forward swing; the wrist lag is passive
December 20, 2020

Silver: “Point Your Butt Cap at the Net”

Many bad cues originate from watching the pros; to the untrained eye, it looks like Rafael Nadal is turning his racket over through contact, even though he isn’t. As we watch on TV, there...

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Federer's athletic volley position; hips back, spine neutral, balance centered over both feet
December 11, 2020

Bronze: “Bend Your Knees”

“Bend your knees” is one of the most overused and oversimplified cues given not just in tennis, but in sports in general. When most coaches say “bend your knees,” they are trying to cue...

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December 11, 2020

Two Rules that Govern EVERY Shot

The following is a page from The Fault Tolerant Forehand, available in eBook and paperback formats on Amazon (click here). The Fundamental Theorem of Tennis is two rules that govern every shot in the...

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