Season 25 Episode #93 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 reminds us that the ATP players are "not as fast as you think they are" but are simply really good at anticipating the shot from their opponent. 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 FirstServeUniversity.com.

I'm your tactical specialist helping you win more matches with some tactical advice.

Today I want to impart to you a very keen observation and that is that ATP players are not as fast

as you may think they are.

And the reason for that is because great players anticipate their opponent's ball very well.

And so they're already moving towards where the ball is going to be before it's even

hit there.

Take a lesson from that in your next match.

Start to see certain patterns of your opponent and start to move to those spots.

Sometimes you may get burned, but most of the time you'll be able to get there before

the ball does and it will give you time to be able to attack your opponent and take them

off guard.

This is Nathan from FirstServeUniversity.com, your tactical specialist here to give you advice

on how to win more matches.

Well there you have it.

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Bye.

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