Author Archives: Tom Avery

Tennis Lessons: Strength And Endurance Med Ball Workout #2

Posted on May 7, 2012 by Tom Avery

I hope you’ve been working on your fitness for the upcoming summer season. I’ve got another med ball workout today, 5 exercises, 20 reps, and 3 sets, NO MORE than 25 seconds rest between exercises, take less than 25 … Continue reading →

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Tennis Lessons: Strength And Endurance Med Ball Workout #1

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Tom Avery

Summer starts June 20th and it’s time to get ready for the summer tennis season. Today’s workout is 5 exercises, 20 reps, and 3 sets, NO MORE than 25 seconds rest between exercises, take less than 25 seconds and … Continue reading →

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Tennis Lessons: Drill Progression For Learning How To Hit Short Angles

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Tom Avery

To learn how to hit short angles take it a step at a time. First of all, make sure you can impart plenty of topspin to ball, a necessary ingredient for short angles.
Step #1
Start slightly behind the service line and … Continue reading →

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Tennis Lessons: How To Deal With The Looper

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Tom Avery

How To Deal With The Looper
The looper can be a tough shot to deal with. Today’s tips will give you some solutions..
Option #1 – Take the looper on the rise a la Agassi and Sharapova. This takes … Continue reading →

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How To Hit The Looper And The Advantages Of This Shot

Posted on March 23, 2012 by Tom Avery

The looper is a shot used by today’s top pros and one used at the club level also. It’s a shot that will illicit weak reply’s that you can attack and a shot that allows you to gain control … Continue reading →

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