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BEGINNER TIPS ARCHIVE
Backhand Volley by Sherri Shea on 05-24-2004
Drive Strategy by Mike Cochrane on 05-24-2004
Lobbing - How High? How Deep? by Bob Callaway on 06-13-2003
Running Down Lobs by Martin Sturgess on 05-21-2003
Eastern Forehand by George Zink on 08-16-2002
Return of Service Strategy by Scott Mansager on 08-13-2002
Free Warm Weather Points
Lobbing off Double Wire
Net Positioning
Summer Transition
Volley
Attack and Push Overheads
Coming In
Close Range Net Positioning

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Attack and Push Overheads
Backhand Volley
Coming In
Close Range Net Positioning
Drive Strategy
Eastern Forehand
Free Warm Weather Points
Lobbing - How High? How Deep?
Lobbing off Double Wire
Net Positioning
Return of Service Strategy
Running Down Lobs
Summer Transition
Volley
  Intermediate Tips
Ball Placement
Consistent Driving
Defending The Corner
Find A Weakness
Get The Most Out of Your Partner
Playing "In the Wet"
Positioning Volleys
Serve and Volley
Service Alternatives
The First Volley
When to Drive
Why Play the Backhand?
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Backhand Flick
Baseline Blitzing
Find a Weakness
Lobbing Strategy
Mixed Doubles
Playing With And Against Lefties
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The 'Slash'
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