2012 January 04 « The Tennis Success Formula

Tennis Footwork: Split Step Myth

If there is one area of tennis footwork that is the most misunderstood it would be the split step.

Most players have heard about it, but very few players use it correctly.

Here is a video to dispel a rumour & show you when you should be split stepping.

For more info to help you with your footwork for tennis – Click HERE

January 4, 2012 Posted by Paul Gold | Tennis Drills | Leave a Comment

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