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Scenes from a night out with Racquet celebrating the launch of Issue No. 29 🎾Old friends, new faces, players, creators, ...
08/29/2026

Scenes from a night out with Racquet celebrating the launch of Issue No. 29 🎾

Old friends, new faces, players, creators, and plenty of good tennis conversation. And, of course, I had to save the merch for the final slide đź‘€

More from the night coming in the Reel 🎥

08/28/2026

If the only time you work on your game is when a coach is standing next to you… how badly do you actually want to get better?

Private practice = the work nobody schedules for you.

Hit serves. Shadow swings. Do footwork. Find a wall. Learn a trick shot. Experiment. Figure s**t out.

There’s something different about players who are curious enough to work on their game when nobody is telling them what to do.

Lessons help you improve.

Private practice teaches you how to improve yourself.

08/25/2026

Most ball machine sessions feel predictable.

With ACEMATE, I wanted to see how close I could get to a real live-ball rally.

Start cooperative. Find the rhythm. Then keep increasing the movement and intensity.

The difference is ACEMATE moves based on where I hit, so the angle of the next ball keeps changing. That forces me to adjust, recover, and react more like I would in a real point.

By the end, it feels a lot less like a ball machine and much more like a live-ball drill. 🎾

Want to check out the ACEMATE S10? Link in bio.

ACEMATE provided the S10 as part of this collaboration. Affiliate link — I may earn a commission from purchases.

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08/24/2026

Your slice shouldn’t just keep you in the point—it should help you create offense.

The Open Slice Game forces you to make decisions under pressure:

🎾 Play a tiebreak to 7 or 10
🎾 Slice only from the baseline
🎾 Once someone approaches the net, the point opens up—drives and topspin are allowed

You’ll work on slice and drop-shot quality, short-ball recognition, transitioning forward, passing, defending, movement and problem-solving.

The biggest lesson? Getting to the net isn’t enough. The quality of your approach—and how well you close—determines whether you control the point or get passed or lobbed.

Comment “GUIDE” and I’ll send you my free tennis training guide to help improve your game.

08/21/2026

90 seconds to test your net game 🎾

Baseline player covers half the court and keeps the drill semi-cooperative — but your job is to TEST the net player.

Pass them. Dip it at their feet. Throw up the lob. Make them cover the entire court.

Net player:
→ Defend the full court
→ Keep volleys beyond the service line
→ Maintain depth + control as the intensity builds

The goal isn’t just to survive at net. It’s to maintain your volley quality under pressure.

⏱ Set the timer for 90 seconds and work.

Want more ways to improve your game?

Comment COMPETITOR and I’ll send you my free Complete Competitor guide.

08/14/2026

“You’re only as good as your second serve.”

But how often do you train it with the returner already stepping in and looking to attack?

Try this pressure game:

• Ad side only
• One serve—and it must be a second serve
• First to 5

The returner gets repeated opportunities to take time away and discover how they want to apply pressure.

The server has to execute, absorb the first strike, and dig their way into the point.

You may win only around half of your second-serve points. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s becoming harder to break down.

Save this for your next practice. Would you rather serve or return in this game?

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08/13/2026

Your match starts before the first point.

If you’re flat-footed, missing routine balls and mentally checked out during the 5–10 minute warm-up, don’t expect to suddenly flip a switch when the match starts.

Build the Human Wall Mindset 🧱

Get your feet moving. Find your targets. Make balls. Build rhythm.

Before you try to outhit your opponent, make them prove they can outplay you.

Consistency first. Then expand.

08/10/2026

Most players are collecting tennis tips instead of building a game.

A drill only matters if it connects to how you compete.

Standards.
Patterns.
Routines.
Review.

That’s what turns hitting into competing.

I made The Complete Competitor as the starting point — and I’m building The Complete Court System as the full workbook for players, parents, and coaches who want more structure.

Start with the free guide.

Check the link in bio. 🎾

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