Turbo Boost Your Tennis 2.0

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This course was designed with one goal in mind – to empower you to self correct out on the tennis court.

Many players film themselves playing tennis but don’t know what to look for when watching the video back. They look at unimportant elements of the game, with this in mind we designed this course to cover the fundamentals of each stroke, common errors that players are making time and time again with their forehand, one and two handed backhand, their slice, net game, serve, return of serve and footwork around the court.

After watching the video lessons inside this course, you will know exactly what to be looking out for when you use video analysis, how to correct the most common errors and be able to turbo boost your tennis.

For coaches this course will help you identify the errors in your students games and how to fix them quickly.

This course is a great tool for any parents out there, wishing to teach their kids the game but don’t know how to.

Modules

Module 1

Lessons

• Forehand – The Importance Of The Grip 2.0
• Forehand – Start of the Swing and Early Preparation 2.0
• Forehand – Racket Preparation 2.0
• Forehand – The Power Position 2.0
• Forehand – Racket Lag 2.0
• Forehand – The Contact Point 2.0
• Forehand – The Follow Through and Finish 2.0
• Forehand – How To Reduce The Backswing Part One 2.0
• Forehand – How To Reduce The Backswing Part Two 2.0
• Forehand – Why Players Struggle with Wide Balls 2.0
• Forehand – Why Players Struggle To Generate Power 2.0
• Forehand – Why Players Struggle To Generate Topspin 2.0
• Forehand – Why Players Struggle With Timing 2.0
• Turbo Boost 2.0 – Eastern Forehand Grip
• Turbo Boost 2.0 – Semi Western Forehand Grip
• Turbo Boost 2.0 – Western Forehand Grip
• Turbo Boost 2.0 – Open Stance Forehand
• Turbo Boost 2.0 – Neutral Stance Forehand
• Turbo Boost 2.0 – Semi Open Stance Forehand

Module 2

Lessons

• Net Game – The Perfect Split Step 2.0
• Net Game – The Perfect Grip For All Volleys 2.0
• Net Game – The Different Stages of Net Play 2.0
• Net Game – How To Reduce The Backswing 2.0
• Net Game – How To Reduce Your Swings 2.0
• Net Game – How To Practice Shorter Swings 2.0
• Net Game – How To Hit Perfect Low Volleys 2.0
• Net Game – How To Hit Perfect Half Volleys 2.0
• Net Game – How To Hit The Perfect Overhead Smash 2.0
• Net Game – Why Players Struggle To Volley 2.0
• Net Game – Common Errors On The Overhead Smash 2.0
• Net Game – Common Problems on Low & Half Volleys 2.0
• Net Game – Forehand & Backhand Volley Footwork Patterns 2.0
• Net Game – Footwork For The Overhead Smash 2.0
• Net Game – Footwork On The Backhand Volley 2.0
• Net Game – Footwork On The Forehand Volley 2.0

Module 3

Lessons

• One Handed Backhand – The Perfect Grip 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – The Perfect Grip Part Two 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – Early Preparation 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – The Stances 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – The Finish 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – How To Stay Balanced 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – How To Generate Topspin 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – How To Generate Power Using Rotation 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – How To Generate Power 2.0
• One Handed Backhand – Common Errors 2.0

Module 4

Lessons

• Two Handed Backhand – The Importance of Early Preparation 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Power With The Swing 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Topspin With The Top Hand 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Heavy Topspin 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Power With Rotation 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Topspin Correct Racket Angle 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Topspin With A Full Follow Through 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – How To Generate Power with the Open Stance 2.0
• Two Handed Backhand – Why Players Struggle To Generate Power 2.0

Module 5

Lessons

• Slice – The Preparation 2.0
• Slice – The Forward Phase 2.0
• Slice – How To Generate Power 2.0
• Slice – Common Errors 2.0

Module 6

Lessons

• The Serve – Why You May Lose Balance 2.0
• The Serve – The Ideal Grip 2.0
• The Serve – How To Hold The Ball 2.0
• The Serve – How High Should You Toss The Ball 2.0
• The Serve – Trophy Position 2.0
• The Serve – How To Find The Perfect Trophy Position 2.0
• The Serve – Stances 2.0
• The Serve – How To Hit A Slice Serve 2.0
• The Serve – How To Hit A Kick Serve 2.0
• The Serve – How To Stop Changing Grips Mid Serve 2.0
• The Serve – What Is The Trophy Position 2.0
• The Serve – What To Look Out For On Your Own Serve 2.0
• The Serve – How To Stop Front Foot Moving 2.0
• The Serve – What To Avoid In The Trophy Position 2.0
• The Serve – How To Balance On Platform Stance 2.0
• The Serve – How To Improve Your Trophy Position 2.0
• The Serve – How To Increase Range of Motion 2.0
• The Serve – Why Players Struggle To Generate Power On Serve 2.0
• The Serve – The Perfect Leg Drive 2.0
• The Serve – Hips Over The Baseline 2.0
• The Serve – Overview of Power Sources 2.0
• The Serve – Reasons For An Erratic Ball Toss 2.0
• The Serve – How To Balance On Pinpoint Stance 2.0
• The Serve – How To Avoid The Net 2.0
• The Serve – How To Improve Your Ball Toss 2.0
• The Serve – Power Through Momentum 2.0
• The Serve – Changing Grips with Baby Steps 2.0

Module 7

Lessons

• Return of Serve – Grip 2.0
• Return of Serve – Where To Stand 2.0
• Return of Serve Split Step 2.0
• Return of Serve – Split Step Examples – Nadal, Djokovic, Zverev, Sharapova and Del Potro 2.0
• Return of Serve Technique 2.0
• Return of Serve Footwork Patterns 2.0
• Return of Serve Execution 2.0
• Return of Serve – Hit On The Rise 2.0
• Return of Serve – Where To Aim 2.0
• Footwork Drills: Fast feet and first step forward drill 2.0

Module 8

Lessons

• Tracking and Anticipation – Intro
• Tracking and Anticipation – Lateral
• Tracking and Anticipation – Depth
• Tracking and Anticipation – 4 Court Zones
• Tracking and Anticipation – Topspin vs Slice
• Tracking and Anticipation – DNA Intent