How to Use Movement to Win in Doubles

This is the 2nd episode in our 8-part series on doubles strategy.

• Find Part 1 here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1375636/12544725

I'm going to share with you how to think about different aspects of doubles to help you create a better game plan and win more matches.

How can you use movement to win in doubles?

There are two ways you can move on the tennis court. Forward & backward, and side to side (laterally). Both are important, but many players move the wrong way or don't move at all when they should.

This episode will help you use your movement to force more errors, get into your opponent's head, and help your partner hold serve more easily. You'll also learn one of my favorite movements out of the I-formation when my partner is serving.

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