When you're playing in a big match, remember that you're simply playing with a ball on your side of the court. We all know that tennis is a very physical game, but it is even more a mental game. Concentrate on flowing through the shot using all of your kinetic energy and watch that timing!When you are preparing for a big tennis match, it can be quite tought to stay focused so that you can take advantage of your opponent's weaknesses. By simply starting out slowly and playing normally, you'll become more relaxed. I'm sure that every tennis player would agree that if you improved your weaknesses you would improve your game. Make sure you follow all the way through, hit right through that ball - a massive part of the stroke is the bit after you've made contact, drive the racket head as impact is made with the tennis ball. This is a great way to stay focused and keep your head straight. I was thinking today how often players love to practice their favourite shots, which very often are their strengths and how little time they spend practicing their weaknesses. Once you have found the correct preparation position we talked about previously it is imperative that the wrist and elbow are locked in position; the wrist should be laid slightly back whilst the upper and lower arm should form an approximate 90 degree angle should be held until

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