Get lessons breaking down the topspin and slice forehands. You’ll discover why the traditional ready position is all wrong and how to fix it and how “holding the ball’ on your  first move can set you up to have a technically sound stroke.

You’ll also learn he most reliable, consistent finish for your stroke that will give you extension, depth and confidence every time you that you swing.

Plus, you’ll get footwork tips on how to efficiently split step and move so you can react quicker and more efficiently to every ball.

Don’t forget to checkout why stepping in to most of your forehands can get you “dialed” in and feeling aggressive as well as a bonus lesson on what do to if you have to hit an open stance forehand.

In this module you’ll get valuable lessons including the two handed backhand, the one handed backhand and the slice backhand. For both the one handed and two handed backhand groundstrokes, you’ll learn progressions on how to develop solid fundamentals starting with the grip and finishing with the follow through.

Learn special grip tips including how angling the hand on the grip can give you easy power, feel, and control. You’ll see how the “modern” ready position can help you feel relaxed when you make your first move to the ball. You’ll also discover how keeping your “body back” can optimize your contact point, plus how you can get maximum extension by perfecting your follow though and holding that position.

For the slice backhand you’ll also get a full step-by-step breakdown of the proper fundamentals. For all three strokes, you’ll also see why stepping in with great balance can make all the difference with your shots.

 We all know that the serve is the most difficult shot in tennis to learn. Unfortunately, most coaches can’t show you the effective way to learn how to serve correctly. That’s where I come in. I’ve boiled my serve system down to a few key concepts and drills to give you maximum results in minimum time. Discover how to master all elements of the serve: the grip, the start, the stance, the first move, the trophy position, the toss, the off hand position, the racquet drop, the contact, and the finish.

You’re also going to learn how to use the most efficient footwork on the serve whether you jump or not. This is a power packed module to help you develop your consistency and confidence by following my serve fundamentals.

Most players struggle to end points at the net with their volleys…not anymore when you follow these fundamental lessons. You’ll get tips and strategies on how and why choking up on the grip can solve your volley problems, the correct high to low swing path without chopping down too much, how to perform the “catch the ball” first move, the secret of the “bent arm” finish and why your racquet head must stay close to your head at the finish position.

You’ll also learn how to split and move to the ball quickly, how to move through the ball, and how to use the “back to front footwork strategy when you volley. This module will make it very clear how you can be more successful and win more points at the net.

 This super valuable module will show you my game changing drills to help you solidify and master your fundamentals. Drills like the ball forward, hold the finish, and the net drill will help you with your forehand and backhand.

For your serve you can practice the dirty diaper, the first move against the fence and the continuous swings drill.

On the serve return your can hold the finish, make a quick first move, and transfer your weight correctly.

For the volleys, learn the "1-2-3 split" drill as well as use the "hold the shoulder" drill to develop good habits. And for the overheads the hop 3 times drill and the catch the racquet drill will help you feel more solid on this shot.

These drills are specifically designed to improve your fundamentals the next time you step on the court.