Strategy

Hand Signs

(Note: Our hand signs are different than traditional tennis hand signs)

Stay

Poach

Fake

GENERAL STRATEGIES

Home Base Strategy (0:50)

"Imaginary Line Rule"

When to hit the ball cross-court

EXAMPLE: Roger Federer vs. Andre Agassi

Sword vs. Shield Principle (0:46)

If you have your strength "The Sword" cross-court vs. opponent's "Shield."

EXAMPLE: Rafael Nadal vs. Richard Gasquet

Golden Rule: Consistency

(0:44)

Hitting the ball at 60-70% vs. 100%

Serve and Volley Footwork (3:29/4:24)

When to Split Step on a Serve and Volley. First 3:29 of the video covers the strategy.

SINGLES STRATEGIES

5 Singles Strategies

(5:28)

5 Phases: Serve, Return, Groundstrokes, You are at the Net, Your Opponent at the Net

This Video offers a strategy for each phase

DOUBLES STRATEGIES

Quick Dubs Hack (0:09)

For this strategy please read the bullet points.

1) Get both players to the net by hitting a deep cross-court shot to the baseline

2) One player covers the line, while the other player covers the middle

3) Dare the opponent hitting the ball to try for a tougher angle.

Doubles: The 4 Options for Net Player

#1 Pinch

#2 Poach

#3 Fake

#4 Stay

Approach & Poach Tactic (1:01)

Poaching after a Approach

Key #1) Where to Hit the Ball

Key #2) Follow the Ball

Key #3) Time Poach with Opponent's Swing

AUSTRALIAN FORMATION 🇦🇺

Australian Formation for Defense (0:33)

How to use Australian Formation for Defensively in Doubles

Australian Formation Positioning (1:07)

Where to stand

3 Reasons for Australian Formation: Reason #1 (1:01)

Setting Up Server's Partner's Volley

3 Reasons for Australian Formation: Reason #2 (0:55)

Hide server's weakness on groundstrokes or play to the server's strength on groundstrokes

3 Reasons for Australian Formation: Reason #3 (1:09)

Give a returner a different look

I-Formation 👀

I-Formation In-Depth (6:22)

A fairly in-depth look into how to use I-Formation

NOTE: Hands Signs System of 1 or 2 to move left or right

Two Back Formation🐫

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