The question is why don't the vast majority do it? They seem content to continue hitting their favoured strokes, perhaps because it feels good or it's easier. When you're playing in a large and important match, many players make the mistake of starting off by playing with super shots and big plays. You're working with the ball on your side of the court and nothing else. This is a great way to stay focused and keep your head cool and you will have the upper hand in big matches. Of course there may be another reason; that they don't wish to feel embarrassed in front of their practice partner if they make mistakes practicing their weaker shot. There are many things that you want to remember, because each element can be the key difference in the outcome of your match. So, he has everything to lose, and you have everything to gain. I was thinking today how often players love to practice their favourite shots, which very often are their strengths and forget about anything else! An hour a week with a pro is not enough to significantly improve any shot for any period of time; it must be worked on regularly between lessons.Let's finish up the forehand lesson from the other day by concentrating on the follow through and finish. We all know that tennis is a very physical game, but it is even more a mental game. I would suggest
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