Straight Arm Forehand Timing Jason Frausto walks you through the timing of the straight arm forehand and the key technical checkpoints critical to mastering this technique. Watch this video and find out the specific timing involved in executing this shot. [...]
Before posting my tactical analysis of the 2014 Wimbledon final I wanted to thoroughly investigate the tactics of both Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. The goal was to tactically evaluate each point played and then focus on specific areas [...]
The Wawrinka Backhand: Standing Alone In the Wawrinka Backhand: Standing Alone, Jason Frausto walks you through the key differences on the one hand topspin backhand of Stan Wawrinka. What does Stan do that separate him from the rest of the tour? The whole [...]
One of the biggest issues at all levels of the game is a lack of footwork. You hear coaches and parents talk about poor footwork on a consistent basis. Bob and Mike Bryan do an amazing job of [...]
One of the most common errors I see that relates to movement, is the lack of an “athletic stance” in the vast majority of recreational players. There are other sports where being wide and low is critical; like you see [...]
Analyzing the 2013 US Open is important when we look ahead to the future of the game and trends in serving. One of the biggest trends over the last decade, has been the use of the serve as a tactical positioning [...]
We take a closer look at the serve technique of Kei Nishikori in this side by side slow motion comparison. Nishikori has been switching between a pinpoint and platform stance the last few months after being a pinpoint [...]
Nicolas Almago is known for hitting a high percentage of one hand backhand topspin returns in matches. Many other players who play with one hand tend to chip considerably more balls than he does. In this instructional video, [...]
In this video instructional piece we cover the recovery positions based on your shot. One of the most common instructional myths is that you should recover to the middle of the baseline after each shot you hit. [...]
