How to react sooner in tennis

Welcome to Revolutionary Motion! In today's video, we show you an easy tip you can use to learn how to react sooner in tennis. Learn to cut down on your reaction time by following our simple tip and finally get to the ball with time to spare and hit your forehands and backhands without feeling rushed. Happy playing,
Kata and Clemens

[@JamesDavisakaRemguy]

Ooooh, that's a good one! I have NOT seen this anywhere else before, good on you mate! I have a tendency to stand there (okay, SIT there as I play wheelchair tennis) and wait, and wait AND WAIT, until FINALLY I think I know where it's going to land (I am more wrong than right) and then start slowly rolling in that direction. In these cases, early preparation is almost, no always, impossible. Then it's a desperate stab at the ball, usually lunging and off balance, and all around UGLY! Good advice, I will give this a try. Thanks, I'll check for more videos to see about subscribing. Looking good!

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

We're glad to hear that some of our advice is also applicable to wheelchair tennis! We can't imagine how difficult it must be to move efficiently on the tennis court in a wheelchair, huge respect to you and the wheelchair tennis community! We have to give it a try one day! Hope you can find some other advice that will help you bring your tennis to the next level! :)

[@KubiCash-pi5sy]

Thanks

[@revolutionarymotion4161]

You're welcome1 :)

[@israel6096]

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