As a naïve junior player it was drummed into me,” You must step into the volley! Get forward!” But many years, much experience and research later I discovered that this is not strictly true.

When you play doubles either socially or more on a competitive level what tactics do think about?
Most would think about needing to be sharp at the net, possibly even the need to serve and volley or chip and charge.

I hope you and your families are keeping well in these physically and mentally challenging times. We’d love you to try out some of these 5 fun garden games.

We’ve created 7 FREE groundstroke and footwork videos to help you practice at home.
Plus, we also show you a cunning way for you to practice hitting without breaking anything precious no matter how big your garden is!
Please stay safe and enjoy!

The split step is to allow the player to move in a more efficient and explosive fashion but when exactly do you execute it, read on...

I’m sure that you will agree to the importance of staying physically active and mentally charged
So, we at MTI would like to offer you a series of FREE video exercises to help your all-round fitness and flexibility that you can do at home devised by Head Coach Tutor, Andy Magrath.

The shoulder finish should not be taught anymore. Players should only learn the wrap finish as it increases acceleration and spin.

Learn to serve like Roger Federer. In this article we show you how you can learn to serve like one of the greatest players in history with an 18-step photo guide...

Fact or Myth; learn the truths about Roger's topspin forehand. In this article we analyse the biomechanics of Federer's forehand with step by step photos...

The First Four Shots - We all know the importance of the first four shots in tennis…over 75% of pro points are won and lost within the first four shots...

Pete Sampras made no secret about how he felt about his performance against Andre Agassi in the 1999 Wimbledon final. That was “the perfect tennis match”