Watch the match
Strokes matter, but points are lost in patterns, not in slow motion.
Beautiful technique in a warm-up rally tells you almost nothing about why you lost 6-3.
At club level, matches are decided by unforced errors and double faults. Players who want to hit bigger forehands usually need a better second serve and more margin over the net instead.
Video makes this unarguable. We count what actually happened in your match — where points ended and why — and the plan follows from the count rather than from a feeling.
The drills are then designed for the court time you already have, with whatever partner you can find. Nothing here requires a coach feeding balls at $80 an hour.
Strokes matter, but points are lost in patterns, not in slow motion.
Higher over the net and deeper wins more club matches than pace.
Cooperative rallying builds a stroke that only works cooperatively.
Two minutes of video, twenty minutes of analysis, and the one change worth making first.