2MinuteTennis Podcast

In this episode Ryan gives three tips on how to improve your on the rise ground strokes.

In this episode Ryan encourages you to let the ball bounce twice when practicing against a wall.

In this episode Ryan talks about the importance of making your opponent hit a first volley. When your opponent comes to the net don’t just go for the passing shot right away but force them to hit a volley instead. You’ll be shocked how many of your opponents struggle with that first volley especially if you had a load to their feet.

In this episode Ryan talks about the importance of preplanning where you’re going to hit your return of serve in singles.

In this episode I talk about my new video analysis certification that’ll be unveiled in 2020. This one-of-a-kind certification will teach you how to analyze technique on video to help your own game, your child’s game, and your student’s game. I’ll even teach you how to make video private lessons so you can start a business teaching tennis players all around the world.

In this episode Ryan asks you to write down a list of all the shots you hate when your opponent uses it against you. Then keep that list with you during your matches and make sure to use those shots and strategies against your opponent.

This episode is all about deliberate and purposeful shadow swinging.

In this episode Ryan talks about the importance of creating the proper match up in singles when it comes to the ground strokes you’re hitting in the ground strokes your opponent is hitting.

In this episode Ryan talks about the importance of filming yourself and reviewing your technique on a regular basis.

In this episode Ryan simplifies where you can name your volleys when your partner is serving in doubles.

Ryan talks about using your service to set up your second shot. Most recreational players only worry about getting their serve in but using your serve to open up the court and hit your second shot away from your opponent will help you hold serve more often.

In this episode Ryan discusses the importance of following the “grip, body, swing “in order to maximize your technique improvement.

Changing up the way you hit by using different types of spin is a great way to make your opponent uncomfortable. In this episode Ryan explains why slice is an important shot to develop and gives you simple tips on how to effectively execute it.

Drop shots are a great tactic to use in your singles and doubles matches. In this episode Ryan gives you three tips that will help you win more points with the drop shot in your upcoming matches.

In this episode Ryan explains why it’s so important you don’t put down worst players who beat you. The reason for this is because they actually taught you how to beat players who are better than you.

In this episode Ryan talks about how you can pre-plan your doubles return of serve placement to help you and your partner break serve more often.

In this episode Ryan helps you with the dreaded short ball. Many players struggle with this seemingly easy shot, but simply changing your mindset about what you’re trying to accomplish with this ball can make all the difference.

In this episode, Ryan discuss is the difference between offense of an defense of overheads and how to win more points in both situations.

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Most players think hitting lower over the net than your opponent gives them an advantage. In this episode, Ryan explains how doing the opposite can actually lead to you winning a lot more matches.

In this episode, Ryan explains the key to properly predicting where your opponents will hit the ball. This is one of my favorite topics to teach and following this advice is guaranteed to help you win more matches.

In this episode, Ryan encourages you to pull out your phone and record yourself hitting tennis balls. Once you know what you look like you’ll be able to make the necessary changes to win more matches and play better tennis.

In this episode, Ryan gives you five tips to feel more confident at net and help you win a lot more points.

In this episode, Ryan explains why hitting few were passing shots and actually aiming for your opponent’s feet when they come to the net will help you win a lot more points.

In this episode, Brian talks about the advantages of hitting cross court while at the baseline in singles.