Phase Play: Offensive & Defensive
The three P's - power, placement, and court position - and why the ability to reset a point separates successful players from hopeful ones.
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Changing Direction
Going down the line off a cross-court ball is a risky proposition. Five laws that tell you when the time is right - plus how to practice the change.
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Phase Play: Neutral
The neutral phase is the foundation of tennis - the tools you need to win it, how to train it, and why it decides who gets to attack first.
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Overview of Modern Tennis
How the modern game has changed - longer points, higher physical demands, phase play - and cultural factors that get in the way of development.
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How to Beat a Counterpuncher
Nine tactics for the aggressive baseliner facing a counterpuncher - plus the mental shift you need before the first ball is struck.
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All-Court Player
The most complete game style in tennis: how all-court players like Federer and Serena Williams use variety, movement, and composure - plus patterns …
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Aggressive Baseliner
What makes the aggressive baseliner successful: the characteristics, tactical patterns, practice ideas, and role models behind the style of Djokovic …
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Counter Puncher
The counterpuncher's game: consistency, anticipation, and defense turned into offense - with patterns, practice ideas, and role models like Gilles …
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A Game Within a Game
Six mental games - streaks, tactical streaks, consistency, and more - that turn any practice session into a great one, whoever is on the other side of …
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