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April 2005 Article Tennis Anyone Archives:
Tennis Server
Top Pros (Women)
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Every tennis player knows where or how they are going to play in certain pressure situations. You might be labeled as a baseliner, a serve and volleyer, a counter-attacker, etc. However, you might not realize that your opponents recognize your trends also. Where you play or how you play will be labeled as your "comfort zone." If this sounds like you then learn to "play out of your comfort zone," at least some of the time. For example:
Just remember, get out of your rut. Learn to play out of your comfort zone when you are losing, because your opponent might have figured you out. It's time to change. Good luck on the courts!
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This column is copyrighted by John Mills, all rights reserved.
John Mills currently teaches tennis at the University of Houston, Clear Lake campus. John Mills' experience includes four years as head pro at the Windemere Racquet & Swim Club, where he was responsible for organization of all tennis activities at the club. John also played college tennis at the University of Houston and has spent 20 years teaching tennis at the Memorial Park Tennis Center, the Pasadena Racquet Club, and as the head pro at the Bay Area Racquet Club.
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