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Today's tennis tip comes from Coach Nathan Singleton.

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Welcome everyone, this is Nathan from FirstServe University.

Your tactical specialist giving you tactical plays to help you win more matches.

Today let's talk about predicting where the returns are going to come when you're serving.

There's a lot of patterns of play in the game of tennis.

One of the most common is where the T-serve is returned to.

On a strong T-serve where you have good pace on it and it's well placed, you can almost

always expect that return to come back to you inside out and cross court.

If you know that as a pattern of play, you can tell your partner to be in place to look

to poach that ball knowing that it's very uncommon for a strong T-serve to be returned down

the line.

This is under the exemption of course that you move your server out in the box and you

keep the return or guessing and if you do that you can always expect that serve to come

back inside out.

Use this in your netch match and tell me how it goes.

This is Nathan from FirstServeUniversity.com giving you tactical advice to help you win

more matches.

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