How To Start Playing Better Doubles In 2 Months or Less

By Thomas Daniels

Dear Tennis Players.

 

If you would like to start playing better doubles in 2 months or less, read this ebook.

 

In it, you will discover a 5 step method for playing better doubles that covers everything from serving to returning, to movement and positioning and footwork.

 

YES!!

 

In this short and complete guide for playing doubles, you will get everything that you need to know to become a better doubles player.

 

And keep this in mind.

 

Most adult and juniors don't know how to play doubles the right way during the competition, because no one has shown them the right way.

 

So, by getting this ebook now and learning this 5 step system, you will have the edge over them in matches.

 

Okay, let's talk more on the inside.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Thomas Daniels
• Release date: Aug 31, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393250876

Book preview

How to play better doubles in 2 months or less.

Get ready, because we are going to have some fun!!!

By the way.

The reason I put 2 months or less in the title of this book is simple. In reality.

It takes all tennis players or students of the game, about 21 days to develop a tennis stroke or mental habit or playing pattern.

So, you need to give yourself about one month to develop these tips that you will learn and then another FULL month to master them through... weekly practice and repetition and more repetitions, until you get the stroke or pattern down into your subconsciousness.

Then it will become automatic for you during play. When that happens.

You will be playing better doubles, without even trying to and you will be more successful during your matchplay in competition.

And when you think about it.

This should be your main objective and goal in your playing career and in/with reading this book

Also, let me point out. This book was written for adult and junior tennis students and players.

To help them start understanding the concept of playing doubles on a deeper level and help them play up to their full potential as doubles players.

"Doubles is a fun game and most