Many tennis players play well in practice but cannot transfer their strokes to match play. Some players think they have the yips. They start to short stoke it or play safely leading to tense strokes… In this video, you’ll learn how to hit out on the ball instead
Running out of Patience Patience may be a virtue, but many tennis players become frustrated when they do not see quick and dramatic results from their practice and training sessions. When they fail to see those immediate results, they conclude, “This new strategy doesn’t work,” or “I’m just
Do you have a tennis player that blows the lead in a match? Does your tennis player play safe when up in the match or get bored? Junior tennis players can get complacent in the match, but most likely protects the lead in a match. They might lose
Helping Young Tennis Players with Confidence In this episode, Dr. Cohn answers a question from a reader about helping his young athlete with fragile confidence. Here is the question of the week: ELVIS: I am a parent of an 8-year-old daughter, who makes a lot of unforced errors.
In this episode, Dr. Cohn answers a question from a reader who takes micronaps during points and not finishing off the point. Here’s the question of the week: OHN: I recently noticed that I sometimes take “micronaps” during points. Especially when I hit the ball well, I “reward” myself
Do you find yourself losing focus during matches? Do you get distracted or take mental naps during a tennis match? In this week’s tennis psychology video, you’ll learn how to stay focused during points and manage distractions. Watch our new tennis psychology and improve your mental performance: Related