Tech Performance Tennis

Tech Performance Tennis It's not about doing more, it's about training smarter.

Our training method combines video analysis and integrated technical drills to pinpoint weaknesses and gain the advantage on court.

Have you ever felt lost when it comes to how you should be training off-court?Our "Big 8" off-court framework includes e...
03/29/2026

Have you ever felt lost when it comes to how you should be training off-court?

Our "Big 8" off-court framework includes everything your body needs to perform on court.

And here’s the key:
This isn’t separate from your warm-up… it 𝘪𝘴 your warm-up.

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Why Our Approach Works Better.
03/11/2026

Why Our Approach Works Better.

These are the most common mistakes I see with players. 1: racket tip should point at the ball (tossing arm and racket pa...
03/07/2026

These are the most common mistakes I see with players.

1: racket tip should point at the ball (tossing arm and racket parallel)

2: reach tossing arm back to create a curve along the front of the body

3: line of the shoulders and hips should be tilting back

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Tennis technique is all about geometry. All elite players share the same geometric patterns — that’s what guides our tec...
03/05/2026

Tennis technique is all about geometry.

All elite players share the same geometric patterns — that’s what guides our technical training.

02/27/2026

Players often blame their misses on "bad timing", but if you're slow getting to the ball then the ball plays you, instead of you playing the ball.

02/25/2026

Use the legs and core to push force into the ground and transfer it up through the body into the racket, applying Newton’s Third Law—greater force into the ground creates greater power potential.

Mistake Series 1`Opening the palm up (waiter’s tray) limits the racket drop and ability to pronate on the serve. This ma...
11/03/2025

Mistake Series 1`

Opening the palm up (waiter’s tray) limits the racket drop and ability to pronate on the serve.

This makes it impossible to have a powerful serve and can cause shoulder injuries.

10/15/2024

The ‘power loop’ is where the racket makes a circle so the racket can travel a greater distance and build up speed. The racket moves from right to left, drops behind the head, then continues left to right before going up to the ball.

In order to execute the 'power loop' the palm must stay facing down as you bring the racket up, then the palm turns towards the back of the head as the racket drops.

The shoulder and arm MUST be loose so the racket lags behind allowing the muscles to be stretched, then they recoil, releasing elastic energy.

Notice the depth of the racket drop (to the butt) and how the leg drive happens simultaneously to the racket drop.

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Small group training offers personalized attention in a fun and motivating environment. It enhances overall fitness, imp...
09/03/2024

Small group training offers personalized attention in a fun and motivating environment. It enhances overall fitness, improves tennis technique, and boosts mobility for better court performance while becoming resilient to injuries.

Mistakes Seriesopening the fridge door“Take your racket back” is one of the worst coaching queues out there because it c...
09/03/2024

Mistakes Series
opening the fridge door

“Take your racket back” is one of the worst coaching queues out there because it causes the arms to separate, limiting upper body coil.

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09/03/2024

By analyzing your swing or movement, we identify key areas to focus on and provide tailored drill videos with online communication to guide you through the process.

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