The Intuitive Zone
Do you want to play tennis like the pros? I'm sure you do. So how do they play?
They don't spend one second thinking about mechanics or, in other words, technical elements of their strokes. They play what I call automatic tennis.
Here's the thing, though. Tennis is a counterintuitive game. When you start playing as a beginner, you are going to play wrong intuitively. So it is of the utmost importance that you learn the proper fundamentals.
The fascinating thing is that intuitive technical elements on all strokes will develop independently. It is not something that you have to learn. It will happen on its own.
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4 itemsThe Intuitive Zone - Forehand
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The intuitive zone is the most important technical element on the forehand.
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5 itemsThe Intuitive Zone - Backhand
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The intuitive zone is the most important technical element on both the one-handed and two-handed backhand.
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1 itemThe Intuitive Zone - Volley
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While the volley does not have an intuitive zone, many other intuitive elements will occur.
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6 itemsThe Intuitive Zone - Serve
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The intuitive zone is the most important part of the service motion.
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6 itemsIntuitive Zone Consequences
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Intuitive zone consequences not only deal with the strokes but also the impact of the intuitive zone on the teaching community.
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5 itemsIntuitive Zone Recalibration
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In this collection of videos, you will find recalibration exercises for players with chronic technical problems inside the intuitive zone.