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In this video, I show parents with limited tennis skill how they can do a very effective rally drill with their child, who is a far better player than themselves

You can't have a complete tennis game without a smash, but the smash is probably the last skill most players master because people just don't do many, so this video is show you how to get out with your child and work on their smash

This video is part of series Im doing for parents of aspiring tournament players, to help show the parent some effective drills they can do with their children, that will help their tennis immensely, even though the parent has no tennis background. In this video we go through a putaway drill you can do with your chiid

In this video I show your one of the most important parts of the serve, which is too make sure the arm is nice and relaxed through the loop down the back, this give a longer swing, plus allows you the racquet head to move faster, as tight muscles can't move fast.

In this I explain the importance of matching your grip with the forehand technique you use because if you hold a racquet like Federer and try and swing like Nadal and visversa, you are going to have a very bad forehand.

In this video I explain that just hitting a spot with your serve is ineffective, because you could hit that spot with a swing or topspin serve, with the result being over a 4 metre area where the returner would hit the ball, if you place targets at the baseline this makes you have to hit the correct spin as well as hit your spot in the service box to get the result you want, making you practice...

In this drill, i explain the importance of the drive volley and how a parent with limited tennis ability can help drill their child on this shot.

In this video we show a game for young tennis players that, really helps develop touch and spatial awareness and at the beginning we show a few drill to help develop the skills required in the game. To see more of my videos please go to

Peter Clark explains in depth, how to change your serve grip from a forehand grip to a continental serve grip.

In this Video Peter Clark explains when to use a square stance on your forehand and when to use and open/semi open stance on your forehand using, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic as examples

This is a great short video highlighting the intensity Rafa uses to get into position to hit a forehand

REd Ball Drill video

I talk through some tennis drills for 3 & 4 year old beginners that can be used by a coach on a tennis court or by parents at home

Red Ball Standard Point

Orange Ball Standard Rallying

Green Ball Standard Rallying

Club Yellow Ball Tennis to State Tournament Standard

Tennis Whizz Turner

Novak Djokovic iMovie Backhand Return Of Serve

Federer serve

Novak Djokovic Forehand Analysis

Luca Pavia Forehand

Domiano Pavia forehand

Kurt Thoeny Forehand

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