Add low slice/chip and charge.
Need more pop/kick on 2nd serve. Leave feet.
Combat the slice/spin meister with own return slices. Put more pressure on their slice/short return with deep balls. Add serve/volley and lobs to change pace.
If opponent can't rally long and makes unforced errors early, then play defense and wait him out to win points.
Continue to serve/volley when appropriate.
Be mentally tough and rely on Self 2. Self 1 should shut up during matches.
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- Serve with greater speed, scoring more points, and getting more aces.
- Return balls harder – putting them out of reach of your opponent
- Drive more balls to the far corner from anywhere on the court.
- Return balls that, in the past, have been just outside your reach.
- Deliver crushing backhand returns.
- Make your opponent chase more balls, for a change.
- Deliver strong returns, both forehand and backhand, even when playing deep.
- Smash low drives just over the net.
- Make strong cross-court returns, even if off balance.
- Approach the net faster.
- Have more confidence on the court.
- Feel stronger and not tire as quickly.
- Cover more of the court to get to more balls.
- Get to more balls quicker and setup for the shot.
2 comments:
I'm a big fan of your Self 1
Dont underestimate Defense. You can , in theory, tire out anytype of player. There are number of successful counter punchers in History of Tennis Lleton Hewitt,Andy Murray, David Nalbandian to name a few.
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