Winning Doubles Tactics from the D1 Men's National Championship #tennis

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• ER

  @ErwinChung · 1 year ago

  To absorb the knowledge you’re sharing with us in these awesome videos, I keep rewatching them over and over. They have helped improve my game to the next level! Bravo 👏👏

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• MA

  @markmoorefineart7453 · 1 year ago

  I recently discovered your channel and am thoroughly impressed by the content you provide. It’s incredibly rare to find such valuable resources for recreational players. Most lessons and coaching videos tend to focus solely on stroke production, neglecting tactics and positioning. I’m incredibly grateful for the effort you put into sharing this information with all of us who genuinely need such coaching and instruction. I’ve been watching each one of your videos one by one and have also subscribed to your podcast.

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• AR

  @ArdaInceoglu965 · 1 year ago

  The tactics were great! I used to be terrible at the net, after using your tactics i became another player altogether. Thanks!

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• AL

  @alansong4884 · 1 year ago

  i love these teaching videos, keep them coming. Love your detailed knowledge of the high level doubles game:)

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• MI

  @michaelobell7032 · 1 year ago

  Great timing for good insight to pros and cons of doubles. I’m ready to compete this weekend. 👌👍🎾

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• TI

  @timothycharlton · 10 months ago

  fantastic stuff.  Please keep it coming.  I love to hear the running dialogue of masters in thought.  I love the concept of the "bunt".  Would you say that is a Stokke 1 or 2 take back and 1 finish?

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• HU

  @huntsail3727 · 1 year ago

  Great job, enjoyed this.

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• SC

  @scootdimon3980 · 1 year ago

  great exs and great advice....both those teams always in the NCAA hunt.

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  @123Rockchild · 1 year ago

  I wish I played with partners that knew the fundamentals of good doubles play. 🤷

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• HU

  @huyngo2655 · 1 year ago

  Do a breakdown of what these guys should have done to beat Steve/Sam! I can already hear you chastising them for covering too much alley. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waaN7npz6Lo">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waaN7npz6Lo</a>

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• TH

  @TheDrakulie · 1 year ago

  Look how close the Net man is on the I formation serving, &nbsp; why not just do a Lob Return right over the net man ? &nbsp; then you don&apos;t have to worry about which side netguy will move to....

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• LO

  @lognathan7119 · 1 year ago

  Whatever you are saying as &quot;don&apos;t do&quot; were honestly taught by high level coaches as as patterns of play. For example, you coaches have yelled at us for not poaching and not covering the middle when the opponent is on defense. Now you are asking to do the opposite. Moral of the story is that, there are no &quot;patterns of play&quot;. Patterns can work only as long as the opponent does not know about it.

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