Hey you guys! There’s really a lot going on right now. So, I gotta make this quick.

A lot of TMC members have been asking about the course and are anxious for an update, since things have been pretty quiet since the postponement.

Well, the reason why there hasn’t been much mention since isn’t because things have stopped or halted.  It’s actually the opposite…

Now let me ask you a question… Have you’ve ever played a match against an opponent who isn’t a power-monger and doesn’t really hit the ball hard, but his game still makes you feel rushed and off balance?

Well, if so, your opponent hitting the ball on the rise is probably one of the biggest reasons why you felt so uncomfortable.  And as the famous quote says,  “Success imitates Success.”

So if you want to make your  next opponent uncomfortable without having to put more on your stroke  and widen your margin for error at the same time, then I suggest you start doing it too.

Sure it’s ok to have great mechanics. And yea, it’s even better have sound strategy, but the ability and the willingness to push yourself to the limits is one of the biggest difference makers in the sport today.

The winning players, they’re hungry for it. And they’ll do anything in their power to get it.

You see this in the way players like Andy Roddick and “Raffa” Nadal go after every single ball like it was their last.  They DON’T QUIT!

When you’re involved in competitive tennis of a high caliber, you’re going to have to face players with great shot selection and tremendous foot speed.

This means you’re going to have to be able to quickly change direction along with speeds and count on your feet to get you through some tough matches.

This drill will help tremendously in that area.