Now, when you have your opponent on the ropes and you see an opening (… a good amount of open court space), you don’t want to baby the shot over the net and let your opponent back in the point after you’ve done all that “hard” (…or should I say smart haha) work.

You’ll want to increase the pace some and close the point out.  Right? Of course, you want to put your opponent out of their misery and win that point, set, game, or match.

But here’s the issue that many players struggle with, and probably you yourself at times as well. Can you CONTROL it? Can you still get the ball to land in the court, when the pace picks up? Or does it sail to the back fence?

I mean, yea we all “know” how important it is to control your shot.  But “knowing” and actually  “doing” are two totally different animals.  I mean nobody says, “Watch me hit this one 5 feet out and into the stands.” It just happens. And as a result, the point is lost and your frustration  starts to build.

The unfortunate truth is, a large number of players are able to hit pretty well and obtain a good level of control when applying a low to moderate level of pace.

But when they attempt to pick it up and add some extra fire to their shots, the balls go everywhere EXCEPT to their specified target. Then, of course, they try using good old topspin per their coaches instructions. And sure, at times, that will work.

Or should I say, it SHOULD work haha. Other times, players can possibly see no difference at all or complain about the ball losing its “bite” in the process. Does this sound like you too?

If so, then the “tennis gods” may have just answered your prayers. Yes, now there is a way you can finally be able to enjoy the same beautiful blend of power and safety as the big-time pros without having to change a thing about your mechanics.

And no,  it’s not some completely new concept you have to learn to  add to your game.  It’s much simpler than that. The answer lies in your equipment - more specifically your string.

What string? Luxilon is the name, and helping players control their explosive strokes is their game.  That’s right, this new stuff by Luxilon has been specifically engineered to combat the “control” problem that so many tennis players are suffering from head on.

At first, it was only known among the inner circles and the elite players, but now the secret is no longer a hush-hush thing.   Now, it’s the string that players of all levels can’t wait to get their hands on.  And for that reason, it’s really taking the game by storm.

I mean, it’s turning around the games of so many players.  You know what, you don’t have to take my word for it.  The numbers speak for themselves.  Just last year, Luxilon distributed more than 3,000,000 (…3 M-I-L-L-I-O-N) feet of this stuff just to the Miami area alone!

Yikes, I know! And the reason why so many players are so hungry for this stuff isn’t  because they like the color. And it’s certainly not because of the high-power spokesman or tons of commercials and promotional ads. You barely see this stuff mentioned in the mainstream media. It’s because IT WORKS! 

It’s actually doing what it’s supposed to. It gives players more control. It’s helping players like you quickly erase a horrible problem in their game and unlock the shackles that have been keeping them from so many potential wins in the past.

How does it work? Well, the #1 factor lies in its polyester base. Yea, the polyester is what allows the big boys who use it like Marin Cilic, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, and Leyton Hewitt etc…

(…and the big girls who also use it) like Maria Sharapova, Ana Ivanovic, and Dinara Safina  etc. to literally plaster the ball with  pace and power without the fear of it sailing onto the next court or into the 3rd row of the stands.

So yea, if it can handle the pace applied  by those players, I’m sure you shouldn’t have anything to worry about either.  Oh, and the best part is, your shot won’t lose much of its velocity or impact. In other words, you won’t have to give up something to get something in return, which is great!

Now you might be saying, “Hey, this ‘poly’ stuff is nothing new.”  True, the polyester string isn’t a brand new invention or concept. But, in order to formulate this one-of-a-kind material, they’ve taken it a giant step further by combining it with their own special ingredients and revolutionary polymer fibers to create some pretty insane results.

What are they? What are the mysterious elements that they mix the “poly” with? Who knows? I certainly don’t haha.

That stuff is top secret! Yea, if that information we’re to get out, too many copycats could emerge. And the owner/founder would sound like the queen from Johnny Depp’s Alice in Wonder Land, screaming “Off with their heads!” haha.

Now with Luxilon, there are two primary ways to lace your racket:

1. Luxilon in the mains as well as the crosses.

2. A mixture of Luxilon and pure gut (…used for just a little bit more punch and power).

You can try both, and see what works for you the best.  Now, of the many options Luxilon provides, the one that is the most popular goes by the name of Big Banger Alu. So, if you’re not sure which one to try first, that might not be a bad pick.

Now, this all sounds great, right? It sure does! But… Yea, there’s always a but, isn’t there? Some players have experienced some stiffness feeling in their arms and some soreness in their wrists when using this string.

But per a statement by the company, a new version, known as (… Luxilon M2) will be offered shortly. The Luxilon M2 will have a more gentle feel, and there shouldn’t be as much pressure  on your arm. Problem solved.

So yea, a few months ago, we briefly talked about how important equipment can be to a tennis player’s success, and that idea has only intensified here.  So, try some out and see if they work for ya. This could mean the difference between a big win and a “I’ll get ‘em next time.”  For more info on Luxlion string, click here.

Have a great week guys, and an even BETTER game!

Brian, TennisMindCamp

P.S. I recommend that you also take a look at other “polys” like: Babolat Pro Hurricane, Tecnifibre Pro Red Code, or Isospeed Hybrid spin.  Those are all great alternatives that can give your level of control a sizable boost without taking much from the bite on your shots.

P.P.S: Just a couple more weeks until TMC Strategy Secrets 101 will be released. Promise! Again, thanks for all your emails and concerns .

Hey guys,

…Got that image locked in? Perfect for tennis? I agree.

OK. Now, imagine something else. Visualize that the sun is nowhere to be found. The temperature is a skin cracking 47 degrees. Your muscles are tight. And you can barely feel your hands (…or your feet for that matter).

Perfect day for tennis? No, not perfect. But a day for tennis nonetheless. The ugly truth of the matter is that you can’t control the weather. You may be a great player, but not that great :wink:.

That being said, it doesn’t matter if it’s pleasantly warm, or blisteringly cold. You have to be prepared for both extremes.   Because hey, neither will delay your date with your tennis destiny. If you have a match tomorrow, the only way it’ll be canceled or postponed is if buckets of water are falling from the sky.

So that being the case (…and since we’ve already covered how to handle the heat in another post), here are 6 strategies to help you see success on the court when your surroundings are a little more frigid than you might like.

1. Stretch For Success: With cooler conditions, it wouldn’t be wise to start hitting as soon as you take your racket out of the bag.  The low temperatures will cause your muscles to be much tighter to start. This means your movements will be slower. And your body just won’t be ready.

But by stretching before you begin play and during your pre-game warmup, you’ll remove some of the tension and tightness and help your muscles relax. This is extremely important.Why?

Because when playing in any condition, you’re going to have to be able to sprint, stop on a dime, cut, and change direction (…almost non-stop).

Warming up your muscles and relaxing them, as a result, will help them to fire and explode while greatly minimizing the risk of a potential tear, pull, or other muscle related injury.

If your muscles are tight and tense, coupled with those sudden jerks and abrupt body movements, you may not see the end of the match and (…heaven forbid) might be in for a stretch of uncomfortable rehab sessions that could last anywhere between a few weeks to even a few MONTHS.

NOTE: The colder the weather, the longer your muscles may take to loosen up and unravel. So, be on the safe side and tack on an extra 7 to 10 minutes to your normal warm-up routine on these types of days.

2. Drink For Success: When the temperature  of your surroundings is low, your body’s temperature will soon follow.  And when your body does begin to take notice, your focus may begin to drift.

In other words, you may begin to pay more attention to the level of discomfort that the weather is producing rather than your actual game plan.

You can combat this simply by having a warm drink about 15 minutes before you take the court.  A great example to try would be tea that is caffeine free.

By doing this,  your body temperature will get a much needed kick and begin to rise. This will give your body a valuable head-start.  Then when you come in contact with the cool temperatures, you won’t be as susceptible  to its affects or  feel it as much - and thus be less distracted.

“Well, what do I do when the drink wears off?” Don’t worry. By that time,   you’d already have played a few games (… and revved up your engine so to speak). So, your body will naturally be able to keep it up for you.

3.  Dress For Success: Wear several thin layers of clothing, and periodically remove a piece (…one by one) as you progress in your warm-up. If you have on something incredibly heavy and thick, and then remove it, you’ll just shock your body and its senses.

Why? It’ll be to vast of a difference for your body to handle and/or smoothly adjust too. It’ll be going from one end of the temp. spectrum to the other too quickly. By wearing thin layers, you’ll be able to ease your body into it and feel a lot more balanced.


4. Grip For Success: The colder your hands are, the harder it’s going to be for you to maintain a good tight grip on your racket.

So, wearing a pair of thin gloves can really help you here. Gloves will definitely increase the warmth in your hands and provide you will a stronger grip. Oh yea, and you’ll be able to feel your fingers too. But…

Ahhh, yea there’s a catch. I only recommend doing this when you’re involved in training breaks or change overs. Why? When you’re engaged in ground strokes as well as your serve (…while wearing gloves), it’s very difficult to find your way around the handle.

It’s almost impossible for you to actually feel the small indentations where the handle changes - thereby preventing you from adequately obtaining the proper feel for a variety of shots. It just feels like one big stick all the way around.

Not only that, but it’s much harder to slide your hand across the handle as well. So, even if you could feel the indentations for formulate the proper grip for, you might not even be able to get it there in time. Yea, BUMMER!

So, this is definitely an “on again, off again strategy.” When you head to the bench to get a drink and refocus, slip the gloves on. Then, simply remove them when you storm back on to the court for your next game. Problem solved :).

5. Hit for success: Not only can the cold affect your focus and how you feel, but it can also alter your shots as well.  …More specifically, the way it bounces. The lower the outside temperature, the lower the bounce your balls are going to take. 

This is a direct result of  a major dip in air pressure inside the ball - much like when a basket ball loses its air. It naturally doesn’t bounce as high.   And because of that, you want to make it a point to hit shots that have a tendency to stay low.

Why? Because, since  the bounces they take are already low to start with, when the weather is cold, they will be twice as low and twice as difficult for your opponent to reach, without you having to do anything extra.

Two great examples of those would be the slice and the drop shot. When you hit them, they’re already engineered to stay low. So under these conditions, these shots will practically die when they arrive on your opponent’s side.

REMEMBER: This can also happen to you. That being said, you want to make sure you’re on your toes and have the mindset of going TO the ball, rather than letting the ball COME to you. If you wait, you’ll be “wiffing” twice of the amount of balls you’ll be hitting (…because the ball just won’t get there).


6. Attack For Success: If one of your reasons that you don’t come in to the net is because you fear your opponent’s passing shot, you’re definitely in luck. Since the balls will be staying much closer to the ground, they’ll be well below your opponent’s desired contact point.

As a result, creating a powerful drive will be very difficult. Instead, your opponent will be forced into popping the ball up - thus generating more high volleys that will be much easier for you to capitalize on and put away.

Try these 6 strategies out next time you feel a little nippy on there on the court. They should help a great deal.

Have a great day, and an even BETTER game!

Brian

TennisMindCamp

Well, what if I told you that you could actually practice less and get even better results, would you believe me? Well it’s true.

Now, let’s get one thing straight right away. Yes, practice is one of the most (…if not the most) important aspect of your game. It’s one of the  main catalysts for your ability to improve and get better.

No one can argue with that.  But that said, don’t get confused.  Though you want to work and practice hard (…rather than be lazy) in the time used to prepare for match day, you don’t have to be out there from sun up to sun down to see progress. It’s all about MAXMIZING.

It’s quality over quantity.  Oh yea, I know you’ve heard it about 1,000 times since you we’re writing an essay for your 5th grade english class (…because you we’re trying to reach that required page length). But, it’s 100% true for your tennis practice sessions.

The sad truth is that there are tons of players who don’t know this. They’re out there putting in tons of time, but still don’t see results.  Why is that?  Well, one of the main reasons why players are not seeing the “fruits of their labor” and often putting down their rackets because of it, is because their central approach to the actual practice itself  is very much flawed.

How so?  In many of those cases, players and coaches, are *PRACTICING COLD*.  No, they’re not conducting drills in the Siberian Arctic :).

What I mean is, they come to the court without a clue as to what is going to be worked on. Yea, they just set up the agenda on the fly.  You ever done that - just live in the moment out there on the court and do sort of whatever comes to mind? That sound familiar?

If it does, let me tell you, that kind of approach and thinking is great for a vacation or a weekend sail on the pacific. But it will absolutely kill your hopes of maximizing your practice.

If your practice has no structure, you’re wasting a ton of time - time you could actually be learning and grooving in your strokes. But instead, you’re out there mentally lost and greatly slowing down your rate of progress.

See, you don’t have time to sit there, think about what you’re going to do - bouncing ideas off of your hitting buddy until you both can agree on what should come next. It’s kind of like if you’re in the gym working out, and you’re just randomly walking from machine to machine with no real purpose.

You don’t know if you should work on your biceps, triceps, back, chest, abs, or shoulders.  And as a result, you’ll slow yourself down tremendously.  And you’ll be there from 5pm - 10PM, when you  could have done it in 50% of the time.

THIS is the same reason why you see some players practicing for 7 and 8 hours, and still not seeing those results they want. They’re *wondering* out there - from drill to drill and from concept to concept. They have no direction.

So, to get better results with less time and effort, you NEED to have a Pre-Practice Agenda:

Follow these 4 easy steps, and you’ll see results in no time.

*WARNING*: Don’t think you can store all this information in your head:

Things come up. With everything that goes on in everyday life, you can (…and most likely) will get distracted. And your whole pre-practice itinerary can be lost, rearranged or even forgotten about in less than 5 seconds. You don’t want to get to the court and say, “What we’re we going to work on again?”

That just takes you back to “square 1.” And… you just wasted the time used to set this up before hand. When you talk about it, it’s a thought. But when you schedule it and write it down, it’s real!

No, don’t put it on your napkin you saved from lunch or a scratch piece of paper you have laying around the house.

If you’re serious about getting better, drop by the your local drug store (…mine is the 99 cent store), and pick up a durable binder you can store them in, along with some lined paper. Your game is worth 2 bucks, right?   That way, you’ll keep everything organized.

This way, you can make sure that your sessions are balanced, and you’re not overloading too much in one area and unknowingly ignoring another. So, no you don’t have to spend 24hrs a day on the court to get results. It’s about being smart and preparing yourself.

Having this type of simple schedule ahead of time will maximize your efforts, allow you to enjoy other things you like to do (… going to beach, playing video games, spending time with the family, or catching a late night movie) and still kick your opponent’s butt next time out.

Hope you enjoyed this tip. Let me know what you think by add your thoughts down below.

Have a great week and an even BETTER game!

- Brian

TennisMindCamp

P.S. For your chance to win the Australian Open “Spread The Word Challenge”, click here to enter.

Welcome to the Australian Open “Spread The Word” Challenge contest page.  I’m glad to see you made it. Just by showing up, that shows me that you’re serious about your tennis and excited to win a great prize, courtesy of TennisMindCamp.

That being said, let’s  cut to the chase and get into the main reason why you’re here, the prize!

You’ll WIN a BRAND NEW  copy of Open: An Autobiography by Andre Agassi:

Since this is the first major tennis tournament on the pro level this year (…and frankly the hottest topic on many of the online sport networks), I wanted to giveaway a prize that was just as hot, just as controversial, and just as entertaining.

This book is very *VERY* interesting. I mean, when I picked up my copy. I couldn’t put it down.  I kept saying,  “Wow, I didn’t know that!” or “So that’s why he really did it?” Or “I thought they we’re best friends, I didn’t know they hated each other off the court.”

And those thoughts kept happening at least once per page - I’m not kidding you. So, I thought it’d be perfect.

This is what a couple people had to say about it.

HOW DO YOU WIN?

Well, since the title of this contest is the Australian Open “Spread The Word Challenge,” that’s all you have to  do. Just spread the word. My main goal with this camp is always to help as many as many players as I can make their goals of winning more matches a reality.

Because to be honest, trying hard without seeing results can really put a dent in your drive and your competitive spirit. And I want to stop that before it starts. And you can be a BIG help!

And with social media networks being so huge and so impacting, you could make a difference AND WIN a great PRIZE in less than 5 seconds :).

CONTEST RULES:

1. Simply share your favorite posts (…tips and live tours) that we have on the blog so far with your friends.

Just post the link(s) on either your online profile page in places like (Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, Bebo, Friendster, Tagged etc.) or topic related forums like (tennisforum.com and womenstennisforum.com).

*Easily Click The Share Button Beside The Title The Post You’d Like To Share*

2. Send me the links where you’ve help spread the word webmaster@tennismindcamp.com.

3. I’ll total them  all up. And the player who has shared the most will be the winner of the brand new copy of the new Andre Agassi autobiography! Easy enough :-D?

*NOTE* I recommend that you get started immediately, because I know that members like Tara, Jesus, Christi, Marcelo, Buck, Loobo, Richard, Danielle, Shaquelle, Kathy and Jerry (…out of breathe haha) have already started.

The winner will be notified within 24 hours of the trophy presentation, and the prize will be shipped off the next morning. It’s only fitting that two champions be honored on the same day 8-).

Email me personally at webmaster@tennismindcamp.com if you have any questions.

Good luck guys!

Brian Hall,
Head Coach

P.S. Remember to text HAITI to 90999 on your cell phone  to donate just $10 to the people of Haiti in this time  of tremendous need. Every little bit helps a great deal.

Let me ask you something. Have you ever been in a tournament or exhibition situation where you played a very long, hard-fought match and gave it everything you had…

…Then, you won. But afterward, you felt like you had absolutely nothing left in the tank for the next round or for the next opponent?

I mean your muscles we’re sore you could barely lift the Gatorade bottle, your mind was completely exhausted, and your legs we’re telling you, “NO GO BUDDY.”

Been There?

Yea, you do all that hard work then, BOOM… You’re like “This is how I’m rewarded for my hard work?” What a bummer, right?

Well, yea it sucks.  But the answer to reversing this feeling may lie in what you drink in between your matches.

Now, when I say that, you  probably would think Gatorade or Powerade, or something like that since those are good to help replenish your electrolyte levels, right?

Well, while good for you, it seems  those may not be your BEST answer, new studies show that your best answer to having the endless energy as you did when you we’re 10 is to (…where you could go all day and all night… and all day again without a rest) is to drink like one.

Researchers at the American College Of Sports medicine are now reporting that low fat chocolate milk can help get your “groove” back even faster than the highly marketed sports drink you see endorsed by million dollar athletes.

How did they figure this out?

They recently conducted a test with a group of advanced level soccer players to see how they performed while downing this cocoa wonder.

What they found was that the ones who drank chocolate milk while involved in very demanding and intense work outs has far less muscle damage than the ones who drank your average sports drink.

Why should milk help?

According to Natalie Digate Muth, MD, MPH, RD, registered dietitian and a recent graduate of the UNC School of Medicine, it will help in 3 very important areas.

All that being said, try switching it up in your next match.  Break out the Ovaltine and blend it with the Cow’s wonder tonic for your next after-match beverage and see how you feel. You just might be “gitty” with excitement about your next win!

- Have a good one.

Brian

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.

Everything is running on overdrive.  I’ve really been working hard here in the studio with my producer/sound engineer buddy Bryan (…pretty much nonstop) with the sole focus of getting TMC SS101 done for you guys.

It’s just SO MUCH info to review, restructure and even add ! But it’s almost there…

Studio? Yea, I don’t think my personal work station could handle a project of this size. So I took the extra step so I could take this one to a new level and make sure that it was done right.

Now even though we’re really pushing to meet a deadline, I wanted to take a quick break so I could do a short video update and let you know where everything stands and what type of time frame we’re looking at - since I haven’t been able to answer many emails lately. (PRESS PLAY BELOW)

I’ve really been blessed throughout this process to be working with great people that are giving their 110%. As you saw in the video,  we are actually working out of a real heavy-duty  recording studio with some very powerful (…expensive) equipment. Check out a couple of the pics below.

Oh yea,  I’m super excited about it…  Because (…for one) the end product will definitely be something well worth the wait and have sound that’s crystal clear (…and two) it really is speeding up the production process. So, it’ll be ready and available much sooner than expected.

Oh well, my break is over.  Gotta get back to work. Oh, and the battery was low in the camera so I still have really cool things I want to show you. See you guys in a few days with some updated info and hopefully some more behind the scenes stuff. Be on the Lookout.

Take care,

Brian

P.S. If you have any questions about the TennisMindCamp Strategy Secrets 101, send me an email at webmaster@tennismindcamp.com or just post it down below. I’ll be sure to answer them as time permits.

We have two basic primary types of muscle fibers, slow twitch and fast twitch. For this weeks tip, we’re going to work on your fast twitch muscle fibers.  Fast-twitch fibers assist us tennis players with fast-explosive movements such as an quick overhead smash,  attempting to execute a ground stroke while running at full speed, or being able to pivot… shift your body weight and change direction with only a split-second heads-up. Now in order to strengthen and further enhance your fast-twitch muscle fibers, you must work at a very high intensity.

Now, you might be wondering why we’re digging into something so closely embedded in the physical realm at Tennis Mind Camp. Well, the truth of the matter is, if you’re not physically fit and unable to actually get to those balls your opponent hits to you, it’s actually going to bother you mentally.

You’re not going to feel as free and fluid out there on the court to go for your shots. You’re going to be tentative. As well you should. If you’ve recently added a couple extra pounds, you might feel sluggish when you get back out there on the court for your next session.

And when you feel sluggish, you are going to unconsciously begin second guess yourself and quiestion whether or not you’re in good enough shape to get to that ball or not. You won’t really feel that you can fully extend and put your all into each shot, because you had an extra plate.

Step 3: Bend down and touch the service line with your hand. Immediately after you make contact with the line, you want to turn around and bolt full speed back to the baseline where you started, making sure to bent down and touch the line all the way. Then switch directions, and turn around again.

Step 4: Without hesitation, dash toward the net. Touch the white tape at the top of the net (…yea you get a break here), just touch the top of the tape.

Step 5: Finish it out by switching directions yet again and return to the baseline, and race back to the center of the baseline where you started, and of course touch the line :).

*Repeat process 1 more time after 90 second rest time.

A. The outside alley
B. The Inside Alley
C. The T
D. The Inside Alley on the opposite side
E. The Outside Alley on the opposite side
F. Then finish it out back where you started

PARTNER UP: Try doing this with a friend. It’s a lot more FUN. When you get those competitive juices flowing (…trying to outdo each other), you’ll be able to push each other even further that you thought possible, AND you’ll see even BETTER results. Hey the loser buys Subway. What? You thought I was going to say Burger King? Yeaaa Right. Time to EAT FRESH… 5$ foot looongs .

If you’re suffering from a holiday food hangover, this short but powerful workout will whip you back into shape or even get you in better condition than you we’re before the food frenzy. Remember, the body… the mind… they’re connected. Exercise them both! You’ll feel wonderful afterwords.

Have a Great day , and an even BETTER game!

-Brian
TennisMindCamp

P.S. I did receive a lot of emails this past Friday and Saturday regarding the release of TMC Strategy Secrets 101. Just a reminder, I sent out a video announcement that it had been postponed due to me being crazy and wanting to add more stuff to it. I’m terribly sorry if I wasn’t clear enough. I guess the 43 or so emails asking me “Where Is the Order Link?” was proof of that

No new date has been set as of yet (…it will be soon), but if you’d like more info on this course and a kick-but tip on how to cure pre-game anxiety, click here.

Hey guys,

Here’s a pretty-informative interview I did one-on-one with a dynamic WTA rising star by the name of Brittany Augustine. She’s played at the top academies, traveled all over the globe, plays and practices against the world’s top players like Venus and Serena Williams etc.

Yea, she’s definitely got the goods and loves the mental side of tennis just as much as we do :)! So I was thrilled when I got the chance to grill her and get her to give us some insight on some opponent-crushing strategies and concepts that continue to help her in the professional ranks and how you can use them too (see below).

Oh, and remember to check out the video in the middle for all the updated information on the new strategy resource!

Interview Part 1 of 2

TMC STRATEGY SECRETS LATEST VIDEO UPDATE

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Interview part 2 of 2

Remember to leave a comment for Brittany and let her know that we’re routing for her and thank her for the time spent.

Also, don’t forget to get on the special interest list so you can get your hands on those bonuses next week. Just put in your first name and email address in the peach box (above), and you’re set.

This is the “tell-all” video where I officially go through each and every detail about what I’ve been holding back on for the past few weeks. So, what are you waiting for? Press play.  (Enlarge to full screen for best viewing experience). Remember, many players will be viewing this at the same time. So, try to let the video load some before beginning.

I’ve really done my best to include EVERYTHING that you need to know to help you take your tennis game to new heights! And I did everything in my power to make sure it all follows a very step-by-step type of instruction to make learning and applying all the tips tricks, and strategies a total breeze!

If you’re interested, and would like more information on this course, just put in your name and e-mail address in “peach-colored” box below. There’s NO obligation. All this will do is guarantee your spot for the absolute lowest price and access to all the special bonuses come release time.

However, if winning isn’t a big thing on your list, I really would strongly recommend against signing up for this course :(.   Stay tuned for more updates in the next few days. Again, have a great Veterans day, and try to get out and get some tennis in if you can  ;-)!

Let me know what you think, and leave a comment below :-D.

Be safe and play well,

Brian