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SwingVision for Tennis

To improve my tennis skills, I decided to use the SwingVision software to record and identify areas for improvement in my game. . Here is a SwingVision-processed video of my doubles match: Boris & Dan vs. Katie & Phil: . Here is another SwingVision processed video of my doubles match: Boris & Partner vs. Eyal & Phil: . The cost of the software is $149.99…

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Tennis Racket Demo

As I was getting tired of playing with my Wilson Clash V2 Roland Garros tennis racket, I decided to try various new tennis rackets at my local shop, Tennis Anywhere (in Los Gatos).. Tennis Anywhere has a demo program where one can try out various rackets for two months for $30 (which can later be used to purchase any new racket).. . . . .…

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USTA 40+ 3.0 Match

In my first 2025 USTA 40+ 3.0 match of the season, Jeff Essner and I defeated William Phelps and Eric Grisesshaberby with a score of: . Set 1: 6-1. Set 2: 6-3. . . . When we arrived at Bay Club Courtside, it was difficult to find parking or an open practice court. The club had multiple tennis matches and pickleball matches. . . .…

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Zoom Serve Lesson with Ryan Reidy

In today's Zoom Serve Lesson with Reidy Reidy, I learned some tips for improving my serve and other strokes.. . Serve Tips. . Pick a target. . Decide between a kick-serve, a flat serve, or a slice serve. . Use Continental Grip. Do not use the racket to bounce the ball (it forces you to change your serve grip) . . Toss the ball higher..…

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Lesson 13: Tennis Serve Lesson with Ryan Reidy

After discussing multiple problems with Ryan Reidy, he made the following recommendations: . . . . Serve . To add power and add a flatter serve to my repertoire, point the front foot more diagonally (when beginning the serve motion). . To give you more time with the racket drop, hold the tennis racket upright (in an "L") immediately before the Trophy Pose. Do not…

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Tennis Ball Machine at AVAC

Reviewing the GoPro Hero7 video of my tennis strokes, I observed the following errors: . . . . . . Forehand. Use a wider stance (should be sitting down). Not twisting enough before ball contact. The left (non-playing) hand drops down during the stroke. Stand on your toes (not flat-footed). Move more. Two-handed backhand. Preload (twist) more. Start with the racket high up, before initiating…

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Lesson 01: Tennis with Gary Jordao – Prepare Early

After playing against Gary Jordao in Paul Moore Park, he identified several deficiencies in my tennis game. . We rallied and played for 30 minutes before transitioning to lessons. We had many long rallies, and I could tell he had excellent technique and control of the ball. . Top Observed Errors. Preparing too late. . You need to start preparation as soon as you identify…

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Lesson 11: Tennis Singles Strategies with Ryan Reidy

After reviewing my Singles tennis matchplay against Gerardo de Leon, Ryan explained the best strategies for my team and me. . Here is the video of my Zoom Lesson with Ryan on Singles Strategies.. . . . . Main Singles Strategies. . Serve. On the first serve, always serve to your opponent's backhand. For a right-handed player, it would serve to the T on the…

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Lesson 08: Forehand Tennis Lesson with Ryan Reidy

After returning from Boston (where I did not play tennis for May), I resumed my tennis practice at the Almaden Valley Athletic Club (AVAC). . While playing on the club's ball machine, I noticed that my forehand and backhand techniques had deteriorated and that I needed additional help to improve them. I scheduled a video lesson with Ryan Reidy (2minutetennis.com) for June 8, 2022, at…

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