4 Singles Strategies To Win Your Next Tennis Match

[@TodorJr]

I want a RacquetFlex "Smack Talking" techniques video. I feel like that is where I lack most in my game.

[@isabelfeldman5852]

I need a consistent killer serve.

[@Navigata1]

😂😂😂

[@twinwankel]

Yes to 5 singles tactics to holding serve.

[@isabelfeldman5852]

yes to 5 singles tactics to use.

[@bendeuitch4439]

This fs one of the best strategy videos I've seen, makes a lot of sense that the better players will always hold there serve more and you shouldn't be breaking each others serves

[@benjaminschuh1234]

Hey, this is Benny from Germany. I am 39 years old and started playing Tennis four years ago after a Amateur soccer career. I Love your humour and want to see more of that serve stuff. Peace

[@ten1225]

Have never seen someone fill out a uniqlo shirt so well....

[@elchanclascocina]

Yes, forget the other type of videos he suggested, I neeeeed a video with his arm workout routines 😂😂😂💪🏼

[@nagordnogard2738]

Yes to all the additional videos please. This video is great! Gonna try out hte server+2 drill.

[@gabrielfernandez9792]

This channel is GOLD! Great coaching and a lot of fun!!!! Thanks and keep it up!!!!

[@green.9082]

Great video! Looking forward to the second part!

[@srdjantomasevic9067]

Yes to all of your work and new videos ! You guys are really GREAT...

[@xristosmat5727]

Love and peace from Greece, go on guys you are the best!

[@JoeEngineersThings]

Your forehand is incredible

[@lyndseyandandrew5771]

Always up for detailed serve+1 tactic breakdowns! Looking forward to the video.

[@duane8829]

My favorite day is when racquetflex upload a new video

[@andresgarcia6337]

your videos are awesome. High quality strategies and concepts packed in a simple video. Fantastic

[@Kiancool]

Great to see you guys out there playing so well. I appreciate the in depth strategy tips!

[@LowUTR]

They play well but I don't see any tournament results. Their technique videos, while helpful, aren't what the people like Karue Sell put up who are back in the top 1000 in the world.

[@alexandraluisabournefranco5386]

As always..Fantastic! Part 2 is very welcome

[@scottbarton77]

Great job guys and yes to all of those videos! Love that you worked DayDay's jumping OHB into the montage multiple times - too good to see just once. 😀

[@kytriesstuff]

When the boys upload, it's a good day!

[@gabrielfernandez9792]

Awesome Lesson! Also, you guys hace the best style, great hair!!

[@antoniomaciel9530]

Tienes muy buen nivel entrenador felicidades ojalá lo hicieras en Español mucha gente te lo agradecería tus excelentes consejos es unos de los 4 idiomas más hablados en el mundo

[@djcarlo]

Expert tips! Love this!

[@duyenn9452]

yes to an inside out video!! love your content.

[@nilemash84]

You guys always make great useful videos

[@saharshenabothula9972]

Can you make a video about how or if eye dominance affects your serve and ground strokes? I’ve seen videos where shots cannot be imitated due to eye dominance. Is this true?

[@michaelobell7032]

👍👍👍 once again you have nailed a great issue on the 🎾 court. Thank you.

[@michaelgelpi1727]

Most definitely want to see those strategies my dudes!

[@seanr.8499]

Would love to see you guys on Winston’s channel. You’re all nice people and a collab would be so very fun to watch.

[@FL3Xn]

I had a buddy at 5-2, made it so he came back and won the set 7-5. Next set I did not hold back, won it 6-2 and called it a draw for the day. I got a chance to work on my serves, backhand returns, and overall mechanics in those 5 extra games of the first set. I would say that is effectively nerfing myself without completely losing out

[@andreavitale2845]

I usually practice difficult shots (like stop shots etc.) when playing weaker opponents. I furthermore practice my control level. Like placing balls trying to be really accurate instead of fast. By this I prepare for fast shots against stronger opponents.

[@allboutthemojo]

Have you done a video on drills to keep the non dominant arm from falling down too soon on the forehand?

[@JosephYoYo]

Y'all haven't dived into lobs and topspin lobs and things like that. Would love to see your take on those!

[@pd1323]

Great as usual

[@macattack78]

Love the channel content. And i’m a big fan of Sean’s strategy insights. In particular, I have a decent serve but I no longer go for aces - instead I serve to the body. Maybe pressure the forehand. Less likely to miss, more likely to get a short ball back. Bingo. But generally thinking- I’m pretty doubtful about ‘trickle down’ strategy for recreational players. His data are taken from studying Pro Players! His 25 golden rules etc, is based on a data set of 30 or so Tsitsipas games from 2021 I think? You start your vid saying how most rec players - let’s say 3.0-4.0 - rarely hold serve and it’s a matter of swapping breaks. Fair - get better at holding serve. Makes sense. But the strategies for doing that are based on how a typical pro player returns a given serve or serve +1. Most rec players aren’t going to give you the inside out forehand +1 your hoping for - they’re going be dinking your serve up into the sky! I’d like to see Sean do a series on how to beat ‘pushers and junk ballers’ and base it on data gathered from club players. My two cents - keep kicking to the BH. keep the great vids coming! Peace ✌️

[@larswiedemann]

Serve +1 video 🙌🎾💪

[@hermanodejesus7264]

2:10... it would be a draw Daytri (no King = no check mate 😁

[@angelogarcia6590]

New video! Let's go!!!

[@goodlessssssaf4]

can you make video about extreme eastern ?

[@mlynarz_jx3590]

What racquets are you guys using?

[@Rorshacked]

I think it goes without saying that this is more common on the men's side. Women hold on average like 60% of the time where men hold on average like 80% of the time I believe. Great stuff man!

[@tomrymal8130]

Heck yes, show us the next video.

[@matthewk8379]

Just a question about Strategy #2. I have a one handed backhand and I’m one of the few players that would rather go around my forehand to hit a back hand on the forehand side, so what should I do in the case of Strategy #2. Basically, my forehand is my weaker shot.

[@DLH-zw3lx]

Please consider the higher potential of mechanical benefits (bigger wingspan, freedom to direct, power, rotation) that a forehead will give you, once worked on. The best course of action might be to consciously improve the serve+1 forehand. It's already great that your backhand is apparently good enough already. Dangerous from both wings. Nice

[@malatestov]

Vamos! 💪🏻

[@tennisshorts4386]

I want ur video's it supports a lot

[@carlosmeneses9419]

Congrats. Great video and useful. Where are you guys located? I saw a Mexican flag in the background. Cheers from Mexico 🎉

[@brian106699]

Serve plus 1 por favor 🙏🏾

[@MsDavi60]

gogogo good suggestion

[@akbarberlian]

Y'all should play a match against each other and put it on the channel. Do commentary on the match while watching it with us

[@IanWestermann]

🔥🔥

[@siuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuneymargol]

i always go return even though i got 80 mile plus serves

[@Chris-yv4xg]

See you in summer guys 🎾

[@jean-pierreuys1554]

What days do you guys wear white outfits and what days dont you? Or are you imagining playing Wimbledon on those days?

[@jean-pierreuys1554]

Struggling with my back so for tonights match my serves will be weaker - so going to use these tips for sure!

[@tennisjourney]

Nerfing my game and only post nerfed pre warmup to the warmup no dynamic stretching on yt and viewers be like you ain't 4.5 lol.

[@johnnyblackrants7625]

The 4th shot thing is just bad math, and it honestly frustrates me. Your chance to win from 4 shots on is 50/50, not zero, so saying "you never want the rally to go 4 shots" is simply, factually, wrong. To be specific, you always want the rally to go 4 shots if, in order to shorten it, you'd have to lose more than half the points. You most definitely should NOT be hitting shots that are worse than 50/50 in order to try to end the point quickly. Often, especially in defensive situations, you don't have any shots that give you a

[@goldencalf5144]

If you're a pro or high level rec player, you generally do want to finish the point within 4 shots on your serve. You need a better than 50:50 chance of winning the point if you want to hold serve. Conversely, as a returner, you generally want the rally to go longer than 4 shots to get yourself into a neutral position. This of course only works if you have a strong serve that can hurt your opponent causing them to give you a weak return. At lower levels of rec tennis, this may not work so well as not too many of these players have a consistently strong serve.

[@peterkavanagh64]

I refect i can play better than the 8 yrs ago. But its a step then hmmm not i git a weapon but no socks. Its like step. The over time luck more than i am or will is the card delt. And i cant win i trued but i laugh

[@LowUTR]

I really like your content, but unlike Karue or a few others, you guys are young enough, why don't you play tournaments and show this in matches? Proof in the pudding, so to speak.

[@idleking31]

Gorgeous Asian boy - I’m listening 😅

[@evenaicantfigurethisout]

actually, none of these work. the best strategy is to be a junk-baller. moon, underhand serves, bad line calls, foot faults, screw balls etc. as any player in KOTAM league malaysia will be able to attest to. 🤣🤣🤣