Grooving Consistency – How to Be Consistently Vertical With the Backhand

Grooving Consistency - How to Be Consistently Vertical With the Backhand

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The Consistent Tennis WINS Academy

Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 13 ratings

Includes over 15 hours of expert instruction which will…
• Give You The Knowledge You Need To Fix Any Part Of Your Game
• Make You An Independent Player Who Has The Knowledge
• Get You Back On Track Even When You’re Having An Off Day
• Make You A More Confident Player

You Will Quickly and Easily Improve Your:

◦ Power And Consistency Of The Serve
◦ Backhand And Forehand
◦ Return Of Serve
◦ Approach Shots, Volleys And Overheads
◦ Overall Stroke Production
◦ Mental Toughness, Tactics, And Strategy
◦ Footwork And Movement
◦ Strength And Endurance
◦ Equipment And Injury Prevention
◦ Nutrition

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Testimonials

Tom, over the years I have taken numerous lessons. While searching the web I discovered your site. The short instructional videos have helped me improve my game considerably. Foe example, I was trying to learn a top spin forehand. Your video taught me two simple rules to follow, keep the palm of your hand facing the ground and keep the racket head about a foot lower than the ball prior to contact. My forehand has not only improved but is more consistent. My game will always be a work in progress. Your videos have simplified the mechanics and made the basic rules easy to follow and remember.

Irv Davis
CTW Academy Member

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