One of the most difficult problems a coach faces is the development of an orderly approach to strategy and tactics.

'Simplicity is Genius', Steve reminds us of the basics and provides some useful drills for point play.

Helping to develop an advanced understanding of the basics

Advice for giving junior tennis players consistent and positive feedback after matches.

Children's desire to participate in an activity is usually prompted by people who have the most influence over youngsters.

When was the last time you put yourself under real match pressure? When was the last time you got that tight feeling that is common with getting out of the comfort zone?

You can watch all the tennis you want on TV, but from a learning perspective it does not come close to watching matches from courtside.

Players of all levels should be encouraged to keep a training diary and this website makes it both easy and fun







Judy Murray

This article will highlight a simple drill that is the ‘bread and butter’ of tennis training. The drill is done world-wide by thousands of people, but as bananarama sang, ‘it aint what you do, it’s the way that you do it!’ Imagine the way Coria hits forehands cross-court in practice; compare this to yourself or the players you coach, any difference?