Happy February! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend and was able to enjoy some Australian Open tennis action.
For the past couple of weeks we worked hard on rally consistency and also focused on the quality of player's rally. Keeping the balls in the court is one thing, but able to hit the ball with good tempo, good depth, and accuracy consistently is not an easy task. Everyone player should have idea what quality rally ball is by now and we will continue to remind players during their training.
With quality rally balls, we are forcing opponents to either make mistake out right or send a rally ball back to us that is weak or less quality. This is when good players take over control of the rally and continue to move or force opponent in order to create wining opportunities.
So our focus this week is exactly this. Take control of those mid court weak balls or anything that comes with less quality. We will train to develop a weapon, most likely their forehand, and help them with decision making in order to understand when, how, and where to use their strength. We will also work on transition to the net position as this is something players do often after an attacking or forcing shot. It is going to be a fun and exciting week!
See you soon!
Peter Liu
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