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Today's tennis tip comes from Coach Nathan Singleton.

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This is Nathan from First Serve University here with some more tactical advice for your next

doubles match.

It's common in doubles when you hit lobs to be able to hit a certain type of lob, which

we call a push lob or a slice lob or flat lob depending on how you're hitting it, where

it hits the ground and it doesn't go anywhere.

If you want to put your opponent on defense and find more success with your lobs, you want

to accelerate your racket more and put top spin on it so that when your lob hits the

ground it jumps back towards the fence and gives your opponent less time to be able to

either get to the ball or be able to give back a nice lob.

In your next match, look to accelerate the racket face so that it has a lot of top spin

on the ball so that when it hits the court it runs away from your opponent and if they

do get to it, usually they're going to give you a short lob that you or your partner can

put away.

This is Nathan from FirstServeUniversity.com here to give you tactical advice on how to

win more matches.

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