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Today's tennis tip comes from Coach Nathan Singleton.

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Welcome back everyone.

This is Nathan from First Serve University, your tactical specialist giving you tactical

advice on how to win more matches.

Today, let's talk about what to do when you lob the opponent's net player.

When you lob an opponent's net player, most often the best move for you to do is to come

in to the net about two feet behind the service line and have your partner come back to the

same place two feet behind their service line and be prepared to hit overheads to end the

point or voles if they decide to hit ground strokes to you.

What this does is it eliminates the opponent's opportunity to be able to lob your partner

and cause you to have to run down a lob on your side.

By coming two feet behind the service line, you can defend against most good lob and

if they do beat you, that ball will have to hit the baseline to be in.

In your next match, make sure that when you hit the lob over the opponent's net player,

you and your partner come two feet behind the service line and rain down overheads until

you hit a winner or the person on the other side can't return it.

This is Nathan from First serve University giving you tactical advice on how to win more matches.

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