PLAY BETTER TENNIS

Sometimes one end of tennis for a beginner can make a big difference. You'll find great here, but do not forget to check other sections of tennis tips too.
Here are the usual problems beginners face:

too much information
unrealistic requests tennis
not knowing what is the most important part of good tennis - the sensation!
they are too preoccupied with technology and "good" form (most often influenced by coaches)
they beat themselves, because they have unrealistic expectations - which slows their learning
impatience
...
Take your time and absorb each end of tennis for a beginner and implement the slight change in the thinking of your game. It will help you learn as quickly as possible rate.

1. Do not try too hard - whatever you do. Even if your car tells you to do something, this is not a command. What they are really saying is give it your best and we will see what happens. Even when you miss feedback on what happened. How did it feel, how my racket face to determine where the ball goes ...

We are so used to try harder when things do not go our way. In tennis in general it does not work. When things do not work, try less. Soften your grip and your muscles and press on average plans for some time. Do not try to hide good all the time (while learning new techniques!)

2. Do your best not to have expectations. You are improving as fast as you are. The only problem that may arise in your mind, if you suspect you are not improving fast enough. Nothing changes really, you start with the exception of suffering - and your plans suffer as a consequence of this even more.

3. Focus on your feelings and how it affects the outcome. Of course - to listen to your coach and do your best to make the right move. But this is not the most important part of a good shot. Feeling the ball and racket is. Start looking for it. Many good exercises for beginners are inside games for beginners section.

4. There are no mistakes only feedback. If you click in the net, hit the next times. It's as simple as that. You do not need to complicate things with your knees, going under the ball and monitoring. It will happen all by itself.

5. To continue to move, dance, run, make small jumps, whatever you do just keep moving. Static permanent place makes your movements even stricter than they already are.

6. My favorite tennis tip for a beginner you can apply is to wait. Yes, wait, because it takes time for your brain to start making adjustments from all this information coming in. So when you type a coach instruction in a certain way or for some field goal of the court, do your best to beat that. And then wait until your body adapts. Look no results after 10-20 shots. Wait. The results will come, be patient.