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Learn more about CoachUp30+ yrs experience coaching tennis. I teach modern strokes using advance...
Volley, Topspin, Slice, Serve, Point Strategy, Lob, Forehand, Footwork, Drop Shot, Back...
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There isn’t a sport in the world I dislike. Of course I have my favorites, although my priorities have changed many times over the years. I wanted to be a pro soccer player growing up. I had some great soccer coaches over the years, my father includedBy: CoachUp in Tennis
Tennis players must constantly make split second decisions and concentrate more on their own strokes and form than their opponent’s, which can cause them to miss critical information they could otherwise use to their advantage during the match
