Understanding Tennis

alwaysget below the flight path

get the back knee and racquet down to the level of the incoming ball

attack the second serve– get in front of the baseline

on the forehand rotation keep the other hand on the racquet

Taylor has a small foot spread that he maintains through the jump

one of the choices on the loopy deep ball is to go back and let the ball come down to a better hit height

after a good point baby fist pumps

make sure you see the  service hit

hit in front of your body

at a different height Draper still dips below the incoming shot 

angle out the tossing arm

get the back knee under the incoming ball

on the volley breakout  with the racquet head above the wrist