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I believe the most underrated part of tennis is the “ball strike.” The cleaner and harder you hit the ball, the better you play. I have had results with all ages and levels, from beginners to “world-class juniors,” ranging in age from 5–75, with this philosophy. I focus more on swing paths, smooth movements and getting the body working from the ground up, rather than exact angles and forcing people into uncomfortable positions.

Lateral movement and rotational power are the foundation of great tennis. I like to let players find their own technique, within certain parameters, to help players be able to “get behind the ball” and play on balance as often as possible. I don’t like to overload people with information and find that the more questions that are asked by the players, the more information they take on and implement.

I also believe that the environment and positivity play a big part in improving. Tennis can be an amazing, fun journey. My biggest goal is to get the player thinking on court and playing for themselves; autonomy is a great way to deal with pressure!