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Huge props to you on the serve course in general. I actually kicked a ball on the ad side with severe angle directly into the fence. Once I got it down its kind of addicting…I have to make myself quit hitting serves so that my arm doesn’t fall off!! I am looking forward to continued practice/refinement and unleashing dare I say “weapon” this Fall in Alta!
Rusty Nolen
Said it before. Your videos with graphics etc are informative and fun to watch. Tennis and distance running were always my passion. Always looking for more consistency and improvement in my tennis game which got me to your web site. Thanks for your passion.
Steve Gershman
Hi Pete, All your courses are really useful, I am gratefully enjoying them.
Csaba from Hungary.
I came across a tactics video on doubles play, and from there on I landed on your website. My serve is my weakest point in my play, and since it is that important to get a good start at the game, i wanted to work on that. Using video's helps me doing it in my own speed and time.
Maurice
I have been a friend and supporter of Jim McLennan's work for years...but your selfie idea as part of the service motion has added punch to my serve to such a degree that I have purchased the serve course looking for other mini-moments that help.
Martin
Your online instruction is super and I thank you for the useful help and information. I like your approach, your sense of humor and your ability to relay information in a simple to understand approach. I think I started playing tennis when I was around 10 and I am now 73. Still working on all aspects of the game. Still have a long way to go.
Edward Wohl
There are a plethora of tennis videos in the YouTube universe. I luv luv luv every aspect of your videos. I watch your videos everything makes sense immediately. I just started playing tennis about a year or so ago. I play out of two clubs in the Birmingham, Alabama area (Highlands Tennis and Vestavia Country Club). I was thrilled to learn that you are in the Atlanta area. Have a great day!!!!!
Jennifer Watts

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Forehand Mastery

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You will learn the following:
  • How to hit the ball with more massive topspin than you ever have in your life
  • How to use your body efficiently to generate more power on your forehand
  • How to execute the Rafa Buggy Whip forehand.
  • How to hit the Federer wrap around finish
  • The modern footwork the pros are using to hit forehands with massive topspins and power
  • Drills Drills Drills to go out and create the perfect forehand mastery practice
  • Chalk Talk strategy sessions of winning patterns of play to keep feeding up winners for your new big dog forehand
You will learn the following:
  • The Two Face Serve which will have you playing a match in a week
  • How to Fish for Aces which will add much needed power and control to your serve
  • Why the continental grip is essential to your long term tennis success
  • How to hit a slice serve that will spin violently off the court and give you tons of free points
  • How to swing as fast a you can on the second serve and eliminate double faults
  • How to master the toss so you can always trust exactly where the ball will be
  • How to Master the Kick Serve which will keep your opponents guessing and feed you short put away shots
  • When to bring out the big flat serve to keep your opponents from ever establishing a return rhythm
  • My secret playbooks I have developed from the pros to have you holding serve with ease
You will learn the following:
  • Grips Explained
  • How to make the ball buzz
  • The contact point
  • Pronation Explained
  • How to flatten out the Slice Serve
  • Proper stance for max power
  • Core Power
  • 3 Step Rhythm Progression
  • The cat stretch
  • Skipping the Rocks 2.0
  • The Reverse Wrist Lag
  • Weed Wacker Spin Machine
  • ABC Control Drills
  • Bowling for Aces
  • Radio Dial Shoulders
  • The Power of Over doing it
  • The Jammer Slice Serve
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About Peter Freeman

serve freeman picUSPTA Elite Professional: Peter Freeman has the highest level of USPTA testing certification. The USPTA is the largest and oldest coaching organization in the world. To become an Elite Professional, a USPTA member must be at least 22 years old, pass the written Elite exam, which covers business, programming, sport science and tennis operations, Elite stroke analysis exam and the Elite-level on-court exams. In addition, members must earn 16 specialty course and 24 APC credits. Elite Professionals are required to earn 6 credits every three years to maintain their membership. They commonly are considered for director of tennis or head tennis professional positions.

What separates Pete is he is down in the trenches everyday helping students just like you solve problems in their game to get to the next level. Did you know many online instructors are not even certified to teach tennis and don’t teach any on court students?

Pete has coached division 1 college players, produced state level and national champions, and been awarded the honor of USTA Georgia Pro of the year.He loves teaching students of all levels and ages. He has a passion for tennis like no one else in the business and will do whatever it takes to get your game to the next level.

Pete has also worked with some of the top names in the tennis industry. He has coached under Tony Palafox, who was John McEnroe’s former coach, and Frank Brennan former Stanford University Coach who won 10 national titles.

He has made instructional tips with Brian Gottfried, Murphy Jensen, Charlie Pasarel, and Rick Leach. Most recently he made an instructional video course with tennis legends, Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle, and John Newcombe.