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Developing match strategy (4)
Re: Developing match strategyby rolly 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Developing match strategy) was posted by rolly, on 12/18/2005 4:46:34 AM:
| ryss, i think that you already have the feel about the different strokes of the game, but you havent mentioned the quality of your services.To win, you have to take control of the game,mastery of the service is the key to do this aspect.You have to master different if not countless services to set up/confuse/ or make your opponent miss his returns.Also look into your defensive style of play,you can use this in changing the tempo of the game if you are already ahead of points,he will be forced to make tight offensive drives,which will force him to commit errors. |