Mental And Tactical Differences Between Tennis Singles And Doubles
Sunday, July 20th, 2008
I read through your Strategy Encyclopedia and found some very useful information. I watched the Agassi-Federer final from 2005.
I thought it was a great match but did notice how much they use very basic strategies.
The three most useful pieces of advice were:
1) Always defend deep to the middle. I had never thought about doing that but it worked very well. Playing to the middle is a great strategy in order to keep the angles closed and keeping others from abusing you by opening the court.
Yes, but be careful with the word “always”.
Agassi and Federer used that a lot, but they also defended cross court. Nadal often defends down the line against Federer to avoid his forehand… (more…)






