Minnesota High School Senior, Sagar Sridhar shares how tennis coaching in Tenicity’s Program is helping him to develop key life skills and have an impact on others.
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I had the pleasure of meeting Likhitha “Lucky” Kancherla and her parents in December 2017. At the time, Lucky was a junior in high school and was looking for a coach who could create a development plan and program to help her to improve her game substantially. It was an excellent fit for both of us as my passion and interest is to develop players as part of a systematic and organized approach.
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The return of the 2nd serve is an opportunity to attack which creates a sharp contrast between this shot and the return of the 1st serve. In this blog, I will illustrate the differences between the two shots and share tips and tactics to help you to develop your return of the 2nd serve into a strong point of your game as I did in my career.
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The return of the 1st serve is one of the most difficult shots in tennis, but if developed properly, it can be a significant advantage in your game relative to the competition.
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In this blog, I’m excited to share a few fundamental tips on the all-important 2nd serve. As noted by one of the greatest servers of all time, Pete Sampras, your serve is just as good as your 2nd serve. Therefore, it requires good fundamentals and lots of practice!
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In this blog, Harsh Mankad shares and demonstrates tips to help players develop a powerful and accurate 1st serve in tennis.
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Roger Federer culminated a near perfect start to the tennis season with the Australian Open Singles Title to earn his 20th Grand Slam Singles Championship. Below are 5 lessons that I believe junior players can learn from his actions and journey to the pinnacle of the sport.
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In thinking back to my early success on grass, it stemmed from the fact that I had an accurate serve, penetrating groundstrokes that enabled me to effectively transition from the baseline to the net, and solid returns which created opportunities for me to break serve. Later, as I made the Indian Davis Cup team, I found myself surrounded by a group of excellent grass court players.
Fundamentals of Developing Into A Solid Grass Court Tennis Player! Read More »
