Intermediate Tennis Lessons
After you are equipped with the basics you can look forward to intermediate lessons with Play! Tennis. You will learn new techniques and will be able to add more variety to your game. Our coaches will carry out drills that will challenge and push you to the next level, allowing you to develop your own style of play.
Increased Shot Variation
You will learn new techniques such as the slice, drop-shots, and how to take balls on the rise. These techniques will add a whole new dimension to your game, as you now have a greater variety of shots in your repertoire. You will be able to choose the most appropriate return for a given situation and win more points.
Generating Power
Your coach will teach you the four building blocks in the generation of power in your ground strokes: racket-head speed, weight transfer, hip rotation and wrist lag. These four elements combined will help you generate power efficiently and give you the confidence to hit winners!
Develop Your Own Play-Style
Through dynamic drills and game-play analysis, you will learn the right time to be defensive or aggressive during a point. Your coach will give you insights into your own game and you will develop your own unique style of play.
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"The Philosophical Tennis Player: Thinking Your Way To Winning" offers a unique perspective on the sport of tennis. This book provides guidance inspired by philosophy to help you rethink the game and reach your peak performance. The author breathes life into abstract philosophical concepts, transforming them into tangible strategies everyone can use to become a successful player. Readers will gain insight into the psychological aspects of tennis and recognise the timeless values that extend beyond the confines of the court.
About The Author
Darren Teo is the founder of Play! Tennis, the most Google reviewed tennis academy in Singapore. His passion for making tennis accessible to everyone regardless of their age, experience and ability continues to drive his work at the school. He is a thought leader in LinkedIn with 14,000 followers.