Tennis Coach Reacts to 4.0 Doubles | Cover the middle!

Strategy and shot selection determine your success!
Let's learn some lessons together in this match analysis of USTA 4.0 doubles. So much to learn from and some excellent shot making!
Topics we cover during this match:
• Optimizing your position to win more easy points.
• Choosing the right target on defense.
• Finding the ideal toss height for your serve.
• Timing your poaches to put away more volleys.
Check out ‪@YUTYDUTY‬ for awesome club-level tennis matches. They upload new videos all the time. Good stuff!
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[@Tennisbull-match-statistics]

That’s great, would love to see more analysis like this 👏

[@nchen]

4 for 4 on matching the nicknames with the player 😂 (I'm Ches Lennon). awesome video, hope you'll do more of us

[@CruzTennis]

Can't believe I got it right! Haha .. I did manage to pronounce yours different pretty much every time tho. (>_

[@YUTYDUTY]

Cruz Tennis: Thank you so much. I can't believe we didn't see this for 2 weeks. We loved your analysis and really appreciate them. I believe everyone can win lot more doubles if we started more focusing on positioning and high % strategy like you mention

[@CruzTennis]

You're so welcome! i'm glad you guys enjoyed it and found it helpful. :) Really fun match to watch! Some great shotmaking from all 4 of you.

[@Mishabtw]

Great video! This is some awesome analysis! It's so funny how I can spot a lot of strategic mistakes watching others play, but make just as many when I play lol. These are some strong 4.0s! PNW looks to be a strong region

[@CruzTennis]

You're totally right! It's way easier to notice strategic hits & misses when watching someone else. If you recorded yourself, though, I bet you'd spot a couple things! :) Let me know if you'd like my help.

[@otrotemps]

All the basics about position, movement and shot selection so often ignored at 3.5 and 4.0 dubs!

[@CruzTennis]

Well said! We spend a lot of time improving how we swing the racquet, but positioning and placement are just as important. :)