Many players I have coached, even up to a reasonable level, are not good at really watching the ball right on to their opponents racket, and right onto, and off their own. If you are strugglig with your timing, or you feel you are just a little bit off your best game, the best thing to try and kick you out of a slump, and back to your normal game is to really concentrate on watching the ball. When things are tough in the fourth or fifth set, and you are struggling to break the deadlock, concentrate on making your length just that little bit deeper- really push your opponent to the back before you unleash your devastating front court shot on them. This is a great way to swing the last bit of a match your way.
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