7 Singles Strategies (Win Your Next Tennis Match)

[@2MinuteTennis]

7 Singles Strategies (Win Your Next Tennis Match)

[@omarmohammed511]

Thanks 😊🙏🏻

[@NederLANA]

This is my third time watching this video. I've had a busy summer of tournaments every week and have watched many videos for singles strategy. This is by far the simplest to implement and has gotten me through many tough matches. I am now purely winning on these strategies, not having time to improve my technique whatsoever. Thank you sooooo much!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow this awesome to hear. Thanks for watching the video so many times and for trusting the strategies. Glad they’re helping you and that they’re working. Keep up the great work and you got this!

[@kincaidscourt8768]

AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN : great lesson, eloquently explained, wonderful tips, VERY useful strategies ... YOU'RE SIMPLY THE BEST, Ryan - thank you for this - because of YOU ... we got this !

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thanks Kincaid!

[@marekw.9816]

Embarrassed to say how long I've been playing tennis and never thought about this stuff.

[@dfrenchah]

Same!!

[@momozvineinewe695]

Same!!!

[@ajayreddy8732]

Same

[@AgriculturaDigital]

Same

[@telquel7843]

For me it took losing to someone whose individual strokes were weaker than mine but he had a far more efficient game. Sucks to feel like you're always chasing the match.

[@graemecook2548]

These are great tips for matches at my level, thank you, essentially they're a game plan and following them has improved my results and enjoyment of matches massively, of course I still lose to better players but they have to beat me, I don't beat myself! 😀 1. Get high percentage of your 1st serves in. 2. Return serve back direct at server. 3. At baseline be on opposite side to opponent. 4. At net be on same side as opponent. 5. Hit Baseline rallies cross court. 6. At net Hit Volleys short. 7. When Opponent comes to net hit low shot at them.

[@urgjendevetak3605]

ever since i've started watching your videos, i have won a lot more matches, even against oppenents i thought i could never beat. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing tips !!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

I’m so happy to hear that!! I’ll keep making them!

[@vijd224]

This is the best video I have seen. I understand where to stand in singles now. I have a singles match tonight I will try to remember these points to hit my returns. Thanks

[@IvarCastillo]

This is a masterclass, thank you so much!!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you Ivar!!

[@vincemcerlane1494]

Excellent summary. I have now watched this several times and use in matches. Increased my percentage success. Thanks appreciated

[@jasona.anderson1477]

Coach Ryan, you’re a tennis genius. I could literally listen to you teach day! So simple, easy to follow and apply. Thank you for taking the time to invest in our development.

[@darrylberenson2388]

I enjoy how simple, concise, and detailed you communicate your teaching. There are SO MANY ways to misinterpret most vague instructions in tennis. You do a great job explaining, showing, and answering the most common questions!

[@charlesdang2557]

These tips are golden. Thanks, buddy!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Glad you liked it Charles!

[@TrangNguyen-ne7zp]

Hit a top spin, short ball at your opponent ‘s feet is my favorite shot, called “dipping” that I mastered long time ago but never thought about it. Thanks 🙏 so much for your tips.

[@tensaijuusan4653]

Thank's for emphasizing this, I can't wait to try this out together with Ryan's last tip because trying to "avoid" the player heading towards the net has been a losing strategy for me.

[@sdfswords]

Great basics, Ryan. Make your first serve, service returns to the middle, recover bisecting the return triangle, jam up the rushing opponent at the service line. Very few club players practice to cover the long volley/half-volley hit to their body at the service line, a very effective offensive shot to set up the easy put away.

[@chelez17]

Thanks for these tips. I noticed Im returning better with your tip re: not standing in the centre.

[@jh276]

Genius! love these series. Could you please also talk about where to hit when your opponent hits a drop shot and have you go to the net? Thank you.

[@TuanJinnNguyen]

Great tips!!! Especially how to deal with guy moving at the net!!!

[@bigtasty5526]

Good tips that I would never have thought of.

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad you liked the video!

[@susanchien8678]

Awesome teaching.

[@2MinuteTennis]

So happy to help you Susan

[@aryansinha7397]

4:37 great point , specially one which I make errors in. thanks for the tips !

[@JasonRennie]

Love your explanation of baseline positioning---bisecting their angle of play is the perfect description!

[@JasonRennie]

I had some intuition that hitting cross court was usually the better option with singles, but I love your breakdown of all the reasons why it's the best default option.

[@sergiocarrilho900]

I feel I learnt a lot with this session, much appreciated, thanks!

[@waynenergy]

Your first tips is really spot on and is so common. I have played with so many players when they always want to try to hit ace on their first serve and their serve is always fault more than 90%. Even when the 10% that land in, at least 80% the opponent can return the serve. Chances they get double fault is 30 percent. SO there is no value to serve so hard for their first serve when they usually just waste their first serve away when they can just serve harder with more confident to land the ball in than hit all out and missed all the time. I also totally agree with returning of serve just to put the ball in play. I have a friend always like to show off his power trying to hit a winner from a serve and he missed most of the time. I feel like telling him just put the ball in play, not easy to hit winner from a serve, the serve come faster and he don't have even time to set up a good strike for winner. All your tips really make sense. Thanks. Gonna show this to my friends. On second thoughts, I better keep this to myself so he don'y have this tactics against me. Hahaha

[@lucertola123456]

Thank you so much, very clear instructions and simple to follow. You are a star!

[@Rosmooth3]

Amazing Video as always! Greetings from an Italian beginner living in the Netherlands!

[@tonyh9805]

Brillant,thanks! Easy to follow instructions…

[@janguevara6618]

Excellent singles strategy. Thank you!

[@vienan5416]

I love this video! I hope to see more videos about strategies for playing single and double tennis.

[@merorbb]

Thanks a lot, my friend. That’s exactly what I needed to improve in my game.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Glad to hear!

[@AlphaChinou]

Ryan u are a genius. Thank you for these great strategies.

[@christiandelapena8623]

The best video on tennis strategies I've seen thus far. Thank you sir!

[@Sugarmapdit]

thank you for your tips. Really helpful.

[@aideenlavin3546]

Fantastic video - I've learnt so much and look forward to implementing these strategies. 1. Get high % of 1st serves in. May need to aim to middle, drop speed, add spin. If not hitting aces then no reason to have high pace. 2. Preplan that returns of 1st serve go down middle. Double faulting is no diff to missing a return of serve. (Who tracks returns missed?!) Need to make return to break serve. 2nd serve still can go down middle or be more aggressive. 3. Where to stand when you're both at your basline. If opponent on your right at his baseline, you should move to left of centre (may be 3 -4 ft from centre), be on opposite side of court compared to opponent. Centre of court is rarely centre of where they can hit the ball. If opponent at middle you can stay in middle of BL. Watch the pros! 4. Shadowing. Where you should stand when you're at net. Need to be slightly on same side of the court - bisect his two extreme shots. 5.Where to hit when you're both at BL rallying. Cross court is your friend - where do you stand/ move to? Offense/ defense. Down the line =78ft , crosscourt is 82.5ft. More time to recover if hit CC and less misses, lower net. 6. When you're at the net. See 4 for the position. If you volley deep they have short distance to reach ball and can pass you. VOLLEY SHORT, the basics -aim 'middle of opposing service box'. 7. When your opponent comes to the net. 2 shot passing shot strategy. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO AVOID THEM! 1st shot, hit on their body low to them - they'll miss or hit short ao you can pass hem on the 2nd shot. They dontbwant a low volley!

[@itsmidtrib1569]

Many youtubers and coaches teach you technique but not many teach strategy and honestly that's where i mess up the most...its just not knowing where to be. I appreciate your videos so much! You have a gift in teaching and explaining

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad to hear that the strategy videos are helping you!!

[@marisbiedris1694]

Great lesson: I was always trying to avoid my oponent when they come to the net, but now I tried to hit low right into them and they missed most of it and they where getting frustrated ... Thank you for your lessons, great tips, great presentation, you are the best!

[@MsNightrocker]

Thank you for those great tips. I am learning to play tennis without an actual coach by watching your videos and putting your knowledge into practice. Cheers from Madrid, Spain

[@MrsCrazyrange]

Same from Dublin, Ireland 😊

[@MarikaMeos]

7 ways to overthink tennis :D (it's a good video - thank you!)

[@bobchristiansen3012]

awesome tips - thank you!! I listen to your podcast all the time and many of them multiple times - really appreciate your passion!

[@tnai2491]

Many thanks Ryan. Your lesson has been fantastic, as usual. "Ciao"

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you so much!

[@farhadsaeed8646]

again and again. you are the best online coach ever! i love following your strategies and i get better all the time because of it. wish you the best :)

[@ranjitarajkumari8746]

Super thanks coach for ur lesson that makes me win 3 matches consecutively.😍😍

[@steviewonder2492]

I don’t think you can explain this any better. Thank you!!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank so much!!

[@marcelovoto3536]

The two steps passing shot tip is GOLD! Tks!

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad you liked it!!

[@crosscourtrabbitcompletetennis]

Even apart from the excellent content, you are an outstanding presenter. I really enjoy your stuff.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you. I really enjoy coaching. Thanks!!

[@griesjm]

Absolutely brilliant information and perfectly articulated. Where da tip jar at?

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha there is a tip jar under the video. Super thanks. Thank you!!!!

[@ioannistsichlis5686]

Great video thank you so much! I am playing 2 years and I have never heard about that.

[@sedatgurbuz4270]

so very thanks for this very very effective video

[@abanga]

Hey I love your content! Want to point out one thing: instead of standing right in the middle for crosscourt rally, you need to be slightly more towards the crosscourt side, away from downtheline side.. reason being, the opponent is more likely to send the ball to the crosscourt side

[@2MinuteTennis]

Yep. Well aware. Thanks!

[@kubiroquai]

This is simply amazing! Thank you so much. Can’t wait to put your tactics into practice

[@2MinuteTennis]

I’m so glad you liked the singles strategies

[@andreas6911]

This is TREASURE for tennis players!!!

[@jennydemmer3674]

brilliant, I learnt so so much!

[@SineadDoyleMusic]

Literally just found and watched this video this morning before my semi finals match tonight. Well.... Didn't I beat my opponent 7-6, 5-7, 10-6. I still can't believe it thank you so much! Great tips that I never really thought about before. Amazing thanks! 🥰🎾🎾🎾 The best ladies player in our club lost against this same woman 6-3, 6-1.. and I beat her!! I just can't believe it! I'm into the finals on Sunday WOO HOO! ✨️😁👍 Strategy 3 blew my mind!! It really clicked thanks again new sub my man 😁🎾👍

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow wow wow!!! How awesome! I’m so happy to hear that Sinead!!! Congrats and good luck in the finals. You got this!

[@SineadDoyleMusic]

@@2MinuteTennis Thank you so much! 🥰🥰🎾

[@RonnieColeman80]

Great video, never thought about those strategies

[@rajgopalmanoharan]

Nice explaination, thank you

[@rjpadua9793]

Best video on the internet thank you

[@georgezazueta61]

Great video, im gonna use this strategies in my matches and see how it goes

[@buiminhmusic2935]

Thank for sharing, theory to real apply still so far and effort.

[@dianneelaine157]

Thanks so much for this information 🎾👍🏽✅

[@greattobeadub]

🇮🇪 excellent as usual from Ryan. 💘 the content.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Appreciate the support!!

[@JamesDavisakaRemguy]

Hey Ryan, good job on this video! Right here you have probably all the strategic information you'll ever need for your entire club singles career. I especially liked the last point on "hitting AT the rushing net player"! Excellent. You're so right, we all try (and fail, spectacularly) to hit the highlight reel passing shot and gift yet another point to our opponents. Just hit it AT 'em! Half the time they'll flub it up. Beautiful. And oh so true. I'm keepin' that one. Thanks Ryan, keep up the good work - JD, Canada

[@seetheforestthroughthetrees]

Great lesson here. Positioning and footwork knowledge is rarely taught this easily understood. Now I can just forget everything you said and do it all wrong again. :). Hopefully I remember this! Thanks again.

[@VishnuRajam4x4]

Excellent tips

[@pyroguitars1296]

Well, that was brilliant. I'm keeping it to myself. 😊

[@marshallgordon8968]

This video is excellent! As someone new to tennis and helping my 7yr old daughter, this makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

[@JacintaGib]

Coach Ryan has completely changed the way I play at look at tennis. I used to be so confused with where to stand in doubles but am now finding clarity. Singles is a new challenge for me, but I'm excited. From a mental perspective I used to blame and punish myself for mistakes, but I now look at it as I don't come to win or lose (although winning is always nice), I come to play and have fun. Sometimes in the tennis world getting the correct advice can be tough, especially if your still learning, a lot of coaches don't really want to know about you. But Ryan is passionate about tennis and encourages everyone to play. My newfound confidence is because of these videos, and the 2-minute tennis channel, and the improvements have been incredible. I am now being asked by other players to join teams, and that blows my mind. I think know you have a brilliant coach in your corner when you're improving all the way from Australia.

[@Reactions667]

❤

[@sianova5412]

Amazing. It’s like playing chess.👍👍👍

[@hideraldoschirmer6215]

In my opinion this is the best video of your chanel I ever seen; thank you so much

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@ethantole4140]

Great video. Love from Israel 👍👍

[@jemijohn3779]

Thanks Rayan that was a awesome video. Great tips for singles. Simple but very important ones. Love it 👍👍

[@BenedettoDiGregorio]

This channel is incredible. Thank You!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!

[@sami200]

Brilliant tips, great work Ryan.......

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks so much Sami!!!

[@munenemuondu1033]

This guy is in another dimension of thinking. Here is the people you need coz you will never think that far. But he is speaking fax. The stats do work. THX. Also thx for the doubles video tips. Also check those videos if yur playing doubles

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!!! I really appreciate you saying such nice things!

[@munenemuondu1033]

Prove me wrong. You have never thought about these strategies and the chances of you thinking till there are just low. The Geniuses of tennis KZbin

[@2MinuteTennis]

@@munenemuondu1033 I’m confused by your comment. How am I supposed to “prove you wrong”?

[@munenemuondu1033]

@@2MinuteTennis Like who can say they have thought as much as you

[@2MinuteTennis]

@@munenemuondu1033 sorry I’m not understanding the point you’re trying to make. I appreciate you watching my videos.

[@grantjohnson2075]

Such simple smart strategies. Playing percentages gives you an edge

[@jeffhopkins8131]

Best advice available anywhere on You Tube! Thank you

[@vivekraju2415]

Brilliant. Gonna apply starting today!

[@2MinuteTennis]

So happy to help you Vivek!

[@pablocaruso3966]

Ryan: otra vez PERFECTO. Gracias 🤡

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you so much!!!

[@wkozwkoz6255]

all these tips are worth implementing.. but more questions arise :) for example.. How long should one continue rallying cross court? (ie when to change it for hitting down the line? and how to change - using high or low balls? using slice or topspin balls) 2. when is it worth to run around your backhand and hit forehand (of course if it's better) 3. is it better to hit balls on the rise or move back and hit dropping balls ? or maybe to shift from time ti time between those attitudes

[@2MinuteTennis]

Hey thanks for the questions. Simply put, following these ideas helps you play better. Of course there are times to deviate. Most players don’t struggle with deviation. They struggle sticking to basics that help them win. I like teaching the basics with my videos, as the more complex strategy theories tend to be more “entertaining for the video purposes only” instead of being actual implementable by rec players. Players don’t lose matches because they don’t know when to deviate, they lose matches bc they don’t stick to basics enough.

[@albertogr91]

Thank you so much for those tips! I have a match today so I'll practice the strategies, let's see how it goes!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Good luck Alberto. You got this!

[@REVirtualT]

Awesome! Thank you so much for such a great series of strategies!

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad to help you Gabriela!

[@janderson4943]

Good, clear, do-able instruction. Thanks

[@matthewford8756]

Thanks Ryan!

[@davspa6]

Thank you for your helpful straightforward videos. I've learned a lot from them. 🙂

[@DhyeyVayeda]

Thank you bro for this video 🎉

[@JamesBermingham]

Top quality info. Thank you

[@selcukmisir2399]

Very helpful. Thank you so much guys.

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad you liked the video!

[@chatheemagiyovanna6482]

Great wonderful ideassssss

[@joegatto6389]

Great lesson! I wish I found this yesterday...I could have used it for my match last night 😆

[@franzferdinand857]

Best video regarding basic strategies that I've fiind! 👍

[@anhvu3780]

great tips. thank you...

[@longhdang1]

Great advice. I totally agree with all the points. Looking forward to apply now.

[@vinylrulesok8470]

7 great great tips. These strategy videos are fantastic. Thanks Ryan

[@2MinuteTennis]

So happy you like them!! Appreciate the support!!

[@walterposchl5114]

Hello Ryan, I see the advantages of the crosscourt-ball in the rally. But there is one obvious thing, that speaks in my opinion against it: most players have their weaker side on the backhand. So when you want to give those opponents some heavy time on their backhand, on the forehand side, you have to play longline.

[@nathanielbendahan7214]

This is amazing. I really did not expect to learn so much.

[@jaquevius]

Excellent!

[@juanh6149]

Thank You... Geometry and trigonometry...love it

[@edmondfernandez3852]

Great tips, Ryan, You are the best!! Wish you the best...

[@hotaylor1021]

Excellent 7 for myself

[@luisfontes-caiaqueesuppesc9536]

Best video ever!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you!!!!!

[@mehmetak2406]

gene harika bir iş çıkarmışsınız çok güzel bir video konular güzel anlatım harika teşekkürler

[@DanielLamHN]

Very basic, simple, and easy to take thess to my next game. Thank you