 Consistent Tennis Wins IVThe Backhand – 60 Minutes The backhand has always been regarded as one of the more difficult strokes in the game. Yet in reality it’s the most pleasurable shot in tennis. Many players cringe when they see a ball hit to their backhand. There’s no need to cringe anymore. You’ll be amazed at how the knowledge of some key ingredients can make a huge difference. Both the one-handed and two handed are covered extensively in this all encompassing video.
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- Do You Know How To Hit Topspin?
- How To Develop Your Two-Handed Backhand
- How Can I Gain Confidence In My Overhead?
- Anaerobic Training
- Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand How to Prevent Hitting Shots Beyond the Baseline
- Net Play – Volley Technique the Forehand
- Overhead – Why the Ball Goes Long and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Backhand – How to Hit with Power
- Backhand – The Grip
- Backhand – The Inside Out Swing Keeps the Racquet on Line
- Doubles Strategy – The Server’s Partner
- Doubles Strategy – Where Should You Serve
- Grooving Consistency – Increase Control by Using the Palm of the Hand
- Grooving Consistency – Prevent Serves Going Long
- Grooving Consistency – The Basics of Clearing the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Two Handed Backhand How to Hit to Your Desired Target
- Lobs – How to Practice Defensive Lobs
- Net Play – How to Prevent Underspin Approach Shots Going Long
- Net Play – Two Reasons Topspin Approach Shots Go Long
- Return of Serve – Where Should You Stand to Return Serve?
- Singles Strategy – Approach Shots
- Specialty Shots – The Tweener
- Specialty Shots – The Half Volley
- Serve – The Flat Serve
- Serve – The Slice Serve
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- Return of Serve – Technique #4 Against Slow Serves
- What String Should I Use?
- What Racquet Should I Use?
- How To Take Your Game To The Next Level
- Backhand – The Inside Out Swing
- Backhand – The Loop Swing
- Backhand – You’re Only as Good as Your Backswing
- Backhand – Technique
- Backhand – Closed Face Racquet = Vertical Racquet at Contact
- Backhand – Early Preparation is Essential
- Backhand – Footwork
- Backhand – Make the Shoulder the Hinge
- Backhand – Ready Position
- Backhand – Stay Loose for Power
- Backhand – The Finish
- Backhand – The Forward Swing
- Backhand – The Forward Swing 2
- Backswing is Crucial for Consistency
- Breathing Techniques for Consistency
- Consistency on Approach Shots
- Doubles Strategy – The Receiver’s Partner
- Doubles Strategy – The Receiver
- Doubles Strategy – The Server
- Doubles Strategy – The Servers Partner
- Doubles Strategy – When All Four Players Are at the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent Hitting Shots in the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent the Ball Going Long
- Grooving Consistency – Hit the Ball Straight to Your Opponents Weakness
- Grooving Consistency – How To Be Consistently Vertical at Contact
- Grooving Consistency – How to Be Consistently Vertical With the Backhand
- Grooving Consistency – How to Hit the Backhand to Your Target
- Grooving Consistency – Know Why Errors Occur and How to Correct Them
- Grooving Consistency – Preventing Backhand Volleys Going in the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Preventing Backhand Volleys Going Long
- Grooving Consistency – Preventing Forehand Volleys Going in the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Preventing Forehand Volleys Going Long
- Grooving Consistency – Preventing Serves Volleys Going in the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Backhand Grip and Ready Position
- Grooving Consistency – The Basics to Prevent Shots Beyond the Baseline
- Grooving Consistency – The Forehand Grip and Ready Position
- Grooving Consistency – The Serve Grip
- Grooving Consistency – The Volley Grip and Ready Position
- Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand Grip and Ready Position
- Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand How to Hit to Your Desired Target
- Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand How to Prevent Hitting Shots in the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Use Your Mistakes to Help You Play Better
- Grooving Consistency – Why Bend the Knees
- Grooving Consistency – How to Deal With Todays Heavy Topspin
- Grooving Consistency – An Off-Court Drill That Works Wonders
- Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent Shots Going in the Net
- Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent Shots Going Beyond the Baseline
- Grooving Consistency – Be Early and Be Balanced
- Grooving Consistency – Groove the Muscle Memory Pattern for Success
- Groundstrokes – A Great Drill for Consistency
- Groundstrokes – How to Generate Power
- Groundstrokes – Knowing Your Grip is Essential
- Groundstrokes – Practice Methods to Correct Hitting in the Net
- Groundstrokes – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and How to Correct It
- Groundstrokes – Why the Ball Goes Long and How to Correct It
- Lobs – Defensive Lob Technique
- Lobs – How to Practice Defensive Lobs
- Lobs – Practicing Offensive Lobs
- Lobs – Tactical Lob 1
- Lobs – Tactical Lob 2
- Lobs – Tactical Lob 3
- Lobs – The Offensive Lob
- Lobs – Why the Ball is Going Long and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Lobs – Why the Ball is Landing Short and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Lobs – Why You Need Them
- Net Play – Approach Shots and Types of Spin
- Net Play – Court Geometry Favors the Net Player
- Net Play – Finding Your Short Ball Range
- Net Play – Footwork for the Overhead
- Net Play – How to Prevent Topspin Approach Shots Going in the Net
- Net Play – How to Prevent Overheads Going in Net
- Net Play – How to Prevent Overheads Going Long
- Net Play – How to Prevent Underspin Approach Shots Going in the Net
- Net Play – Make Things Happen
- Net Play – Mid-Court Volleys
- Net Play – Once You Reach Ideal Volley Position What’s Next
- Net Play – Placement for Overheads
- Net Play – Short Ball Ranges Vary
- Net Play – The Final Word on the Volley
- Net Play – The Flat Approach Shot
- Net Play – The Swinging Volley
- Net Play – The Topspin Approach Shot
- Net Play – The Underspin Approach Shot
- Net Play – The Volley Grip
- Net Play – Two Drills to Improve Your Volley
- Net Play – Volley Technique the Backhand
- Net Play – Where Should I Hit My Approach Shots?
- Net Play – Why Go to the Net
- Net Play – You Need a Reliable Overhead
- Overhead – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Review of Groundstrokes
- Return of Serve – Dealing With a Lefthander
- Return of Serve – Have the Right Mentality
- Return of Serve – How Far Back or Close in Should You Stand for First Serves
- Return of Serve – How to Deal With a Heavy Topspin Serve
- Return of Serve – How to Deal With Slice Serves
- Return of Serve – How to Deal With Slow Serves
- Return of Serve – How to Deal With the Serve and Volleyer
- Return of Serve – Key Ingredients You Need
- Return of Serve – Know the Servers Strength and Weaknesses
- Return of Serve – Needs to Be Practiced on Its Own
- Return of Serve – Practice Your return as a Stroke By Itself
- Return of Serve – Technique #1 Against Slow Serves
- Return of Serve – Technique #2 Against Slow Serves
- Return of Serve – Technique #3 Against Slow Serves
- Return of Serve – The Grip
- Return of Serve – Where Should I Hit My Return of Serve
- Return of Serve – Why So Important
- Serve – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and Practce Methods to Correct It
- Serve – Why the Ball Goes Long and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Serve Return – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Serve Return – Why the Ball Goes Long and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Singles Strategy – Changing Crosscourt to Your Strength
- Singles Strategy – Crosscourt is High Percentage Tennis
- Singles Strategy – Drop Shots
- Singles Strategy – Geometrically Speaking
- Singles Strategy – Go Down the Line When Attacking
- Singles Strategy – Keep the Ball Deep
- Singles Strategy – Lobs
- Singles Strategy – Mix Up Your Serves
- Singles Strategy – Overheads
- Singles Strategy – Play Percentage Tennis
- Singles Strategy – Return of Serve
- Singles Strategy – Serve to Your Opponents Backhand
- Singles Strategy – Serving
- Singles Strategy – Target Areas for Volleys
- Singles Strategy – Volleys Geometrically Speaking
- Slice Backhand – The Grip
- Slice Backhand – Why the Ball Goes Long and Practice Methods to Correct It
- Specialty Shots – Last Resort Between the Legs
- Specialty Shots – The Backhand Overhead
- Specialty Shots – The Bucharest Backfire
- Specialty Shots – The Drop Shot
- Specialty Shots – The Drop Volley
- Specialty Shots – The Half Volley
- Specialty Shots – The Squash Shot
- Specialty Shots – The Tweener
- The Slice Backhand
- The Two Most Important Factors to Consider for Consistency
- The Serve – Common Myths
- The Serve – Essential Ingredients
- The Serve – How High Should the Toss Be?
- The Serve – Keeping the Palm Down
- The Serve – Ready Position and Footwork
- The Serve – The Flat Serve
- The Serve – The Grip
- The Serve – The Second Serve
- The Serve – The Slice Serve
- The Serve – The Topspin Serve
- The Serve – The Toss
- The Serve – The Toss Arm Moves as a Unit
- The Serve – There’s No Substitute for Practice
- The Serve – Two Great Drills to Practice Your Toss
- The Serve – Why Serves Go in the Net and How to Correct It
- The Serve – Why Serves Go Long and How to Correct It
- Two-Handed Backhand – How to Hit Inside Out
- Two-Handed Backhand – Preventing Shots Beyond the Baseline
- Two-Handed Backhand – Preventing Shots in the Net
- Two-Handed Backhand – Similarities and Differences to One-Handed
- Two-Handed Backhand – The Grip
- Use Your Head When You Practice
- Using Music to Help You Play Better
- Volleys – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and How to Prevent It
- Volleys – Why the Ball Goes Long and How to Prevent It
- Warm Up Routine
- Why Choose AVERY Racquets