Hi ,

Most recreational players I've worked with over the years focus mostly on the technique.

And… technique is important. But here's what actually makes the difference in a match: consistency.

And what supports consistency? Footwork, speed, and hand-eye coordination.

These are the things that often get ignored, especially by recreational players. Yet without them, even a solid stroke breaks down the moment there's a little pressure.

Something worth thinking about next time you practice.

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Now, I just uploaded lesson #29 from the My Daddy / My Coach series on YouTube, and this one is a little different.

I filmed the entire coaching session (48 minutes) and didn't cut a single second out of it. No edits, no highlights - just a real, live lesson from warm-up to the last drill. Drop shots, short balls, footwork, hand-eye coordination… all of it.

It's free to watch on YouTube for 1 week only, after which it moves inside the YouTube membership and WebTennis24.

Watch it here while it's free:

I Filmed Our Entire Tennis Lesson (Nothing Cut Out) << YouTube link

As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts; drop a comment under the video and let's talk tennis.

Enjoy the week ahead,

Cosmin

WebTennis24

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