Do these 4 things in your next match to make less errors

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In this video i explain 4 simple things you can focus on in your next match to reduce unforced errors.
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[@TennisHacker]

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[@DianaS-eo7nc]

I like the idea of picking just one thing. I think that’s the only way to establish muscle memory in a match. Thank you😊

[@jaekn]

Fewer errors* - Great video!

[@architennis]

I was looking for this. My sister's an editor and never lets me get away with a misused "less".

[@wiggi9339]

Item 2 is possibly the most useful instruction I've ever received. Widely overlooked and not intuitive to many players.

[@davebeery_youtube]

I’ve been working on watching the ball through contact and prepping the racquet early. It’s been working great when playing with my senior doubles friends. Felt like I was on a new level. Then I played a younger player in his 30’s and I was back to hitting errors again. I’m guessing it is because he hits the ball back faster and I need to learn to prep even earlier. And I think I lost focus due to the pace and forgot to watch the ball as much as I do with my senior friends. What do you recommend for adjusting to faster paced balls?

[@TennisHacker]

Yes, if you are dealing with a faster ball it points to reaction speed / preparation being more the issue. Potentially if you played with that level of player more frequently, you could adjust to it. If you aren't able to adjust, then the way I would approach it is with vision training to speed up your reaction / processing speeds.

[@davidweld443]

Amazing advice bro

[@TennisHacker]

Glad you think so!

[@kiesbett]

good shot selection is sexy

[@LCOOPER199X]

Fewer

[@jamsjerfy]

i hate myself so much for scrolling down here to write the very same thing. thank you for saving me. that said, always great tennis content here. very useful, as usual.

[@LCOOPER199X]

@@jamsjerfy I just, I just could not help myself. It’s a me problem. Cracking video of course