Basically, it's wardlaws directionals. When the ball crosses your body, send it back to where it came from back cross court. When the ball doesn't cross your body, hit it down the line or change direction.
Great tip. So when should you go down the line? Only when you know you can win the point since your opponent is out of position on the other side? Would be great if you could do a similar video regarding approach shots.
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Basically, it's wardlaws directionals. When the ball crosses your body, send it back to where it came from back cross court. When the ball doesn't cross your body, hit it down the line or change direction.
I really appreciate all your videos, I've been able to incorporate a few tips into my sessions and I've seen good improvement!
Happy to hear they're helping!
Thanks for the video and the examples!
Love your content, Jonathan! Your tips are always concise, explained so well, and paired with great examples.
Thank you!
Great tip, and explanation, thanks
Thank you for posting this video, very informative and helpful my friend.
Your videos are awesome. I’ve got an important league game in a few days and you’ve given me more confidence going in
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Great tip. So when should you go down the line? Only when you know you can win the point since your opponent is out of position on the other side? Would be great if you could do a similar video regarding approach shots.
I like going down the line on offense when you're inside the baseline, inside the singles side line, and your opponent is out of position
Great tips!
Great strategy!