Win More Doubles Matches | Doubles Strategy Point Analysis

Great stuff, Ryan. I've been playing tennis all my long life and watching top-notch tennis (unfortunately not playing it) for the same time. I learn something(s) from every one of your videos and this one was no different. These videos plus subscription to your courses have really helped me with the weaknesses in my game.

Great videos! I’ve started to play doubles in leagues and tournaments outside my club and your tips are simple, straightforward, and invaluable! A lot of times with the group one normally plays with, we just take for granted certain playing styles of both our partners and opponents and “make do” with what we can do. But these videos will really help me play each point - each ball, even, whether I am hitting it our not - with purpose and intelligent court movement.

Great video, Ryan....I really enjoy your dubs strategy videos!

Thank you so much. Your lesson is always perfect!

great tips Ryan. THanks!

Very interesting, I'm always watching where the return might go, instead of the guy at the net. I Really appreciate the summation that cements the lesson. Excellent video 👍👌

Great stuff Ryan. Love your dubs content !! Keep it up 👍

Thank a lot for good tips.

Thank you!

Brilliant tip

Thank you, Ryan ... will start using these strategies as soon as we can play TENNIS again (April, maybe ?!) : the "look to the other net player" (once the ball is BEHIND you) is very good - I always take a quick peek at HOW and WHERE my partner hits the ball and then turn back (but sometimes - when my partner is being poached - this might be too late !) - and I NEVER play "two back" (because I thought this would be "for women's only" !) - I will try this out when the other guy serves strong (or my partner's return might be weak) - and I never "pretended to poach" (because I think of this as "gamesmanship" and I don't like it in others - but maybe I don't like it because I'm distracted - and losing points - when others are doing it ... I will rethink this, too) ... the rest I am pretty sure I'm doing already - THANK YOU AGAIN - you're a great coach !

Another great video! Thx! I was watching doubles matches at the AU open and noticed that many servers partners were in a ducking position - do they do that to avoid being hit by the server’s ball?

Will try implementing this next time on doubles court.

Great stuff. I am playing a lot of doubles and thinking about these things. One thing that you skipped: after a great fake poach, the server's partner stays glued to his position (9:00 mark). He stays at the net even though the ball has gone behind him to the baseliner. I noticed because this is one of the flaws in my own doubles movement. I often forget to drop back on a standard crosscourt.

Ryan, Good stuff! You are tempting me to subscribing you for sure. Quick question. If I’m returner’s partner and staying back at baseline because my parter facing strong server.. when I can move to offensive position? Because once my partner returned cross court, it’s really hard for me to run from baseline to my offensive net position. Any suggestion/inputs will be helpful. Thanks again for excellent video.

Thank You!

Thanks Ryan. I'll be using this strategy tomorrow. Club mens league playoffs semi-finals!

It is very important strategies for doubles game to crush down my enemies on the tennnis court.

I helped with it

still not convinced by that first service call.