10 Minutes of Tennis: Todays Game is ALL About TIME (and STOP Keeping Your Eye On The Ball)

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In today’s episode of Ten Minutes of Tennis, Host, Shaun Boyce, unpacks the details of Time Management and its importance in tennis, with our special guest, Justin Yeo - the renowned tennis pro Australian in Puerto Rico.  Additionally, our veteran coach reveals the shocking detail that ball tracking in a tennis match might not be as important as you think, in fact, it is one of the most common practice of timewasting  during a match!!!

Today's Guest:

Justin Yo  is one of the famous tennis coaches who has a tremendous experience in working both in Australia and Puerto Rico. His immense  knowledge of tennis and the evolution of the game over the years, provides him an expertise on time management hacks in a tennis court for both on-court and off-court preparation, particularly for amateur tennis players.

Things You will Learn Today:

Whether you are in a match or just preparing yourself for a match in the training sessions, working on your time management skill is always going to be vital. Learn: 

• How the game speed has evolved with time
• How to manage and steal time from the speedy tennis match to make yourself comfortable and ready to play
• To analyze and dissect your opponents ploys and prepare yourself early by watching their racket

Yo also shares insights on how just watching the ball might just slow you down on the court and cut off your preparation time.He sheds light on how the Pros manage to have time to settle down in the quickest of matches. He repeatedly emphasizes on watching and analyzing the racket, rather than the ball. 

Watching the racket, gives you a better understanding of -

• Spin of the ball
• Power of the shot
• Identify the depth 
• Speed of the ball

Our conversation with Yo further points out that the racket to racket time has shortened significantly over time. The implication is that players have less time for foot work, decision making and react. Here,  better focus on rackets actually can help you.

Plus, get tips on -

•  Minimizing  your foot time
•  Reducing split steps to perform your shots perfectly
•  Pros level time manage to do it all
• Stop looking at the ball

So, regardless of if  you are a pro or an amateur, whether you are in a match or just preparing for a game, tune in to learn about all time management factors from the veteran.

YouTube Replay: https://youtube.com/live/wrzMZRdzrDg?feature=share

Shaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.com

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Justin Yeo: https://www.instagram.com/yeocoach/

Bobby Schindler USPTA: schindlerb@comcast.net

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Geovanna Boyce: geovy@regeovinate.com

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