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The margins in tennis are incredibly small, with the Roland Garros finals being decided by just a few points across all four finals. Effective strategies can make all the difference in gaining a few extra points, resulting in a win or a loss. In this episode, I cover three areas that might be holding you back.
- Why you should play closer to the net... sometimes
- A new way to think about the serve for club-level players & how you might be wasting your time
- A huge communication mistake I've seen recently with my private clients and in doubles camps
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