Tennis Instructional Tip: when and how to slow it down in a match

There are times during a tennis match, where it is to your benefit to slow down. In certain circumstances, it isn't productive to rush through your shots. Let's say you are about to hit a shot on the run on a clay court. If you rush to hit the shot you are likely to mis slide. In addition, if you don't stop after you have positioned yourself to hit the shot, you will also most likely produce an error. Furthermore, you can balance yourself while hitting a shot on the run by placing your non dominant hand on your hip.

Interview with Mack Baker on being a junior and collegiate tennis player

Check out my interview with Mack Baker on being a junior and collegiate tennis player. http://tobtr.com/s/7371511 The interview discusses junior competition, junior training, coaching and more. Get an insider's perspective on the world of junior tennis.

My radio show

I host a show on blog talk radio. I interview tennis coaches, tennis players, sports psychologists, and tennis manufacturers on all aspects of the game. To find me go to http://www.blogtalkradio/sweetspottennis There you can find my previous interviews with Mike Barrell, President of Evolve 9 and an expert on child development. Daniel Hayward, a quickstart tennis coach, Chandler Lewis, territory manager for TGA and David Kochman on being a junior tennis parent. Stay tuned for future interviews.

I'm back

For a while, I was blogging at http://esthersontennis.wordpress.com. But now I'm back. I'll be posting tennis instructional tips, tennis videos, links to my interviews and blogtalk radio and much more. I'm pleased to be back on blogger and hope that all of you will continue to read my work. Intriguing, captivating, and informative pieces are coming.