Completed
Tennis Go To Shots When You're Opponent Has You In Trouble
Class Central Classrooms beta
YouTube videos curated by Class Central.
Classroom Contents
Strategy and Tactics
Automatically move to the next video in the Classroom when playback concludes
- 1 How To Crush Short Balls And The Swinging Volley HD 1080p
- 2 How To Use The Serve And Volley To Your Advantage HD 1080p
- 3 How To Develop The Inside Out Forehand Weapon HD 1080p
- 4 What Kind Of Tennis Racquet Should I Use?
- 5 Trouble FREE Doubles - Strategy #5 - Be Aggressive
- 6 Trouble FREE Doubles - Strategy #4 CCMMM - Crosscourt, Crosscourt, Middle, Middle, Middle
- 7 Trouble FREE Doubles - Strategy #3 - Be The First Team To Hit A Volley
- 8 Knowing When To Be Agressive In A Tennis Match
- 9 2 Minute Tip How To Keep Your Opponents Deep
- 10 Coaches Corner - How To Reposition After Each Shot
- 11 How To Add The Agassi Play Book To Your Tennis Game
- 12 Tennis Singles Strategy Tips - Keep it Deep
- 13 Tennis Lessons - The Passing Shot Mindset
- 14 Singles Strategy How To Beat The Defensive Player The Pusher Counter Puncher
- 15 Focus On When Not Where To Improve Your Tennis
- 16 Singles Strategy - Using The Disguise Of The Slice Backhand
- 17 How To Keep The Ball Deep In Baseline Rallies
- 18 Why Is Being Able To Hit Straight Important?
- 19 Importance Of The Split Step
- 20 How To Handle Your Opponents Low Shots
- 21 How To Deal With Low Short Balls
- 22 The Advantages Of Hitting Loopy Shots To Your Opponents Backhand
- 23 How To Use Slice To Put Your Opponent In Uncomfortable Positions
- 24 How To Hit Passing Shots
- 25 How To Hit Short Angles And Open Up The Court
- 26 5 Tactics To Use When You're Losing A Tennis Match
- 27 How To Deal With Low Skidding Slice
- 28 Tennis Go To Shots When You're Opponent Has You In Trouble
- 29 How To Deal With Your Opponents Sneak Attack
- 30 Attack With An Approach To Opponents Backhand
