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06/18/2026


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➡️ Here’s the honest truth about the slice backhand at club level.

🎾 Almost everyone hits it in front of the body and through the back of the ball. The result is pure backspin a floating ball that sits up and says hit me.

🎾 Tour players contact the ball later. Level with the front hip rather than out in front. And that later contact point gives the racket face access to the inside edge of the ball.

🎾 Inside edge contact changes the spin entirely. Instead of pure backspin you get sidespin combined with backspin. The ball skids low through the court and moves away from the opponent on the bounce. Nobody is floating that ball back aggressively.

🎾 Two things. Contact later. Contact the inside of the ball.

🎾 That’s it. The slice backhand goes from a defensive floater to a genuine weapon with those two adjustments.

🎾 I’ve coached this at tour level and at club level. The detail is the same at both. The contact point and the part of the ball the racket finds.

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06/15/2026

Inside-Out Forehand 🔑

The key is getting outside the ball and loading the outside leg to create space, angle, and balance.

🎯 Drill progression:
• Medicine ball throws → feel the ground load, hip rotation, and sequencing
• Racquet swings → transfer that same body action into the forehand

Train the body first.
Then let the racquet follow.

Simple progression. Big results.

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06/14/2026

Manny García | Florida
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The foundation of every great shot starts with creating the right space between your body and the ball. Maintain proper posture, balance, and distance to consistently achieve a cleaner contact point, better timing, and greater control. Master the spacing, and the game becomes much easier 📌

06/13/2026


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🎾 Every elite server on the ATP
Tour has three weapons. Not one.

🎾 Flat. Slice. Topspin. Each one built on a different contact point on the ball and a subtle difference in the toss.

🎾 Master all three and the serve becomes genuinely unreadable.

🎾The flat serve. Maximum pace. The toss slightly in front and to the right for a right handed in line with the end of your left foot.Contact dead centre on the back of the ball.The swing path is direct, up and out with your hand. The result is speed and weight. Low margin but high reward.

🎾 The slice serve. Contact on the ball is at 1 o’clock if it were a clock face for a right handed player. The racket path is up and out again. The ball curves away from the returner on the deuce side taking them wide out of the doubles alley. Low sliding bounce. Difficult to attack.

🎾The topspin serve. The toss moves behind the head, to left but not too far inside the baseline. Contact the ball at 7 o’clock for a righty. The racket path is from 7 o’clock to 3 o’clock. Heavy topspin. High kick off the court Particularly brutal to the backhand on the ad side.

3️⃣ Three tosses. Three contact points. Three completely different results.The serve goes to three different places in three different ways.

🎾 That’s how tour players win service games before the rally even begins.

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🎾 The difference between winning and losing often happens between points.Elite players understand that mental performanc...
06/10/2026

🎾 The difference between winning and losing often happens between points.
Elite players understand that mental performance is trainable. Instead of dwelling on mistakes or celebrating winners for too long, they use routines to reset, refocus, and prepare for the next challenge.
Try these 3 simple habits during your next practice or match:
✔️ Reset before you react
✔️ Use a physical trigger
✔️ Follow a consistent routine
Over time, these small habits can have a major impact on your confidence, focus, and performance under pressure.
What helps you stay focused during a match?
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06/08/2026

Ready to improve your tennis game? Watch our new video on mastering the forehand coil and tag a friend who needs to see this—it’s a big deal for every player! We’ve explained this important move to help you do better on the court.
Watch the full video to learn the importance of the forehand coil. This explanation will give you an advantage, start getting better today!
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🏆 CHAMPION AT LAST. 🏆 After years of battling through setbacks, injuries, heartbreaks, and near misses, Alexander Zvere...
06/07/2026

🏆 CHAMPION AT LAST. 🏆

After years of battling through setbacks, injuries, heartbreaks, and near misses, Alexander Zverev has finally captured his first Grand Slam title at Roland-Garros.

This victory is about more than a trophy.

It’s a reminder that success isn’t always about talent alone. It’s about resilience. About showing up again after disappointment. About trusting the process when the results haven’t arrived yet.

The lesson for every athlete:
Keep building. Keep believing. Keep working.

Because sometimes the greatest victories come to those who refuse to quit.

Congratulations, Alexander Zverev, on a well-deserved Grand Slam title. 👏🎾

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06/02/2026


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Stay side-on. Get under the ball with your body don’t let the toss drift behind you. Brush up and swing left to right for that true kick.

A great kick serve isn’t about power it’s about precision, spin, and timing.

Let’s goooo 🚀

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🏆 Greatness leaves a legacy.The all-time Grand Slam singles leaders remind us that records are built one match, one seas...
05/30/2026

🏆 Greatness leaves a legacy.

The all-time Grand Slam singles leaders remind us that records are built one match, one season, and one championship at a time.

2️⃣4️⃣ Margaret Court
2️⃣4️⃣ Novak Djokovic
2️⃣3️⃣ Serena Williams
2️⃣2️⃣ Steffi Graf
2️⃣2️⃣ Rafael Nadal
2️⃣0️⃣ Roger Federer

Different eras. Different styles. One thing in common: excellence.

Who do you think had the biggest impact on the game of tennis? 🎾

👇 Drop your GOAT in the comments.

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05/29/2026

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