Tennis Tip for Adult Students

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The cherry blossoms will also arrive soon!

I love spring in this country.

In this article today, I am going to help you to have a better idea of the game, by getting a better perception of your shots.

The problem with many Tennis Lessons for Adults is that they try to force things on the court and this will cancel out their sense of game learning.

Tennis is a game of feeling and nothing more.

Learn how to have a better perception of the ball in your lessons today, because the more you learn to feel your shots, the faster you will learn to play it.

I see many adult tennis students stuck in their lessons because they just do not understand this about the game of tennis, this is the key to learning tennis in a modern way!

"Modern learning is printing the stroke in your subconscious mind and then using the shadow swings to get a good feeling and, finally, you are getting tons of repetitions on and off the court, until you discover the blow."

If you learn tennis in this way, you will learn it faster and with less effort.

When you lose the shot, you need to adjust your swing, now if you lose the next one, you will need to make one more adjustment and then you will make the third hit.

This is how you can learn tennis in a modern way.

Tennis students who are still missing shots are not making the necessary adjustments in their lessons.

I feel frustrated trying to convey this point to my students too, quick tennis lessons are about self-discovery and feeling.

You are on a journey of your own and your goal is to first discover your blows and then discover your own style of play.

How long will this take?

Well, that will depend on how well you can concentrate on the court.

The better you focus and do not let external things affect you, the quicker you'll start playing tennis better.

Here is a great tennis board by Oscar Wagner.

Find the ball, feel the blow and then concentrate on finishing that shot.

In other words.

Find, FEEL and finish.

See if you can concentrate on those 3 things in each lesson of approximately 2 weeks.

Also, be sure to relax and exhale to the touch.

I read in a magazine that 80% of adult tennis players hold their breath when they come into contact on the court.

No wonder so many shots are lost!

The more relaxed you are, the better you will play.

Try this tennis tip today.

I think you'll love your results!

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