Season 25 Episode #48 Nathan Singleton and Shaun J Boyce

In this episode, host Shaun Boyce shares a quick tactical tip from Nathan Singleton, tactical specialist and coach at FirstServeUniversity.com.

Nathan gives us a great plan for getting back into the point after being angled off the court. "Hard down the middle" is what he suggests. Coach Nathan offers tactical advice to help us win more matches.

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Hey, hey, this is Shaun with the GoTennis! Podcast powered by Signature Tennis.

Today's tennis tip comes from Coach Nathan Singleton.

Have a listen and let us know what you think.

Hello everyone, this is Nathan from First Serve University, your tactical specialist here

to give you more advice on how to win matches.

What do you do when your opponent takes you way off the court with a good angle and you're

trying to find a way back in the point?

You've probably been taught to loop it back or hit it harder.

Today I want you to think about an easier, more high percentage play.

I want you to hit that ball almost as hard as you can through the middle of the court.

What this does is it handcuffs your opponent.

They can't hit any more angles to put you on the run and most people will just have to

pop it up and give you opportunity to take back control and seize the point.

Most players think, "Oh, I've just seen to hit a better angle than they did or I'm just

going to blast this forehand down the line and often it ends up in errors."

Next time, hit that ball hard down the middle and see what happens.

This is Nathan from First Air of University, your tactical specialist giving you another

piece of advice on how to win matches.

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