Season 25 Episode #73 Sebastian Nuñez and Shaun J Boyce

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Sebastian Nuñez is currently the Head Tennis and Pickleball Pro at Roswell Country Club in Roswell, GA.

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Today's tennis tip comes from Sebastian Nunez.

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There are doubles especially early in the set.

I want a very high first serve percentage.

I don't want them having a lot of looks at the second serve.

Generally I'm going to be going more up to T. I'm still mixing up the kick and the flat

and slice seeing which ones they can handle, which ones they struggle with a little bit

more.

Some people will be better with the pace and some people might get thrown off more as

you go for the kick.

Then also for doubles early in the set I think it's important to throw in some poaches,

serve and volley, staying back to disrupt the rhythm of the returner.

Maybe do some eye formation or Australian.

That way you're keeping them guessing.

The last thing I want is for the returner to just know that they have to hit it low cross-court.

I want them to have the wonder, do I need to go down the line, do I need to go for the

lob.

So just making them think more at the beginning of the set is important.

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