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Rallies, Rackets & Recommendations: Serving up - Off the Court- Tennis Tips for Ladies Rec League Players

Stop the Drama Mama!  (Part 2)

Even if you don't always start the drama- these 4 tips will STILL help you enjoy the match!  

If you answered YES  to ANY of the questions from last week—just sometimes—it’s not all “them.” It might actually be…you.

But here’s the great news: if it’s you, that means you can fix it. Imagine coming off the court after a competitive match where you still have fun, respect your opponents, and feel good about the game and the win.

No one’s asking you to never question a line call—let’s be real, even the pros rely on Hawk-Eye for a reason. But if you’re the one whipping up a storm over every close call, it might be worth considering a new approach.

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Rallies, Rackets & Recommendations: Serving up - Off the Court- Tennis Tips for Ladies Rec League Players

Stop the Drama Mama!

Alright, ladies, this week’s tip is…well, a bit of a plea on behalf of rec league players everywhere. You know who we’re talking about—the ones who want a great game, some friendly competition, and maybe even a few laughs.

I get asked a lot (I mean, just last week alone!), “What’s your best advice for dealing with players who call questionable line calls, argue over every other point, make up rules, and generally make the match feel like a courtroom drama?”

So, today, let’s take a different approach. Instead of tips for what we can do in response, this post is a heartfelt plea to those players to look inward.

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Rallies, Rackets & Recommendations: Serving up - Off the Court- Tennis Tips for Ladies Rec League Players

 The One Thing You Can Say to Your Partner That Will Make or Break the Match (Click Photo for full blog)

Doubles- its a tricky game. And while your tech skills are clearly critical- hitting in the net does not win the point. Doubles takes 2. And the communication in doubles is equally as important as the skills- and so often overlooked. 

Whether you have a new partner- or a long time partner here is one thing you can say to your partner that could  MAKE or BREAK the match. 

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Rallies Rackets & Recommendations: Serving up- Off the Court-  Tennis Tips for Ladies Rec League Players

Do You or Your Emotions Win on the Court? (Click photo for Full Blog:)

Tip #1, which I personally find SO. DARN. HARD.

Controlling your emotions on the court. 😬

I love tennis—it’s my ultimate stress relief. But it’s also the thing that can make me absolutely lose my mind! Sound familiar?

There are 10 billion chances in one match to lose your mind. And here’s the thing: you can practice all day, be the best player on the court, but if you let emotions take over—if you get mad, frustrated, or annoyed—you’re DONE.

So, what can you do? 

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Rallies Rackets & Recommendations: Serving Up- Off the Court- Tennis Tips for Ladies Rec League Players. (CLICK THE PHOTO FOR FULL BLOG)

Welcome to our BRAND NEW BLOG:

I’ve spent most of my life in the coaching world—from motivating people to take care of their health as a health coach, to helping business owners find confidence and success as a business coach.

I’ve noticed that so much of what I’ve taught in my coaching career crosses over into tennis.

So, I’ve decided , as a life long tennis player (keep in mind I'm on this journey too) , to start dropping one tennis tip at a time, along with tennis wisdom, that will help uplevel your game- right here on Rallies & Rackets.

Expect tips and recommendations to build your confidence on the court (taken from the competitive business vibe- ) and tips to make you a better partner which will get more out of your game on the court!. 

Let’s have some fun while we grow together, one tip at a time.