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	Podcast:		The WebTennis Show
	Episode:		WTMW 010 - The Forehand Groundstroke with Jim McLennan
	Category:		Sports & Recreation
	Duration:		00:30:42
	Publish Date:		2015-02-25 18:40:47
	Description:		I’ve been in the California desert for the past 3 weeks at our home in the Mission Hills CC, and I’ve played tennis 20 days in a row mostly on the grass and clay courts here (I’d be crippled if I’d played 20 days in a row on hard courts!). One of the beauties of playing 20 days in a row is the real issues in your game keep rearing their ugly head over and over, so it’s a great reality check. And for me, that’s always been my forehand groundstroke. I want to give a big shout out to MHCC tennis professional Reed Anderson who helped point out a couple of out of balance elements in my forehand. It got me thinking … BTW, if you’re looking for a great place to work on your game in an absolutely drop dead gorgeous place, look no further than the Reed Anderson Tennis School. http://www.reedandersontennis.com/ ———— After listening to this podcast, please take a minute to honestly Rate & Review this episode, and if you want more tennis instruction, please Subscribe to this podcast so that new episodes will automatically be delivered straight to your phone, tablet, and/or computer’s iTunes account. Many thanks in advance … ————— Are you a competitive singles &/or doubles player? Do you play league and/or tournamment matches? Do you want to consistently play at the top of your game in your practice matches? http://www.webtennis.com/players/free-mental-skills-course/ Get signed up for my free email alerts and I'll give you a complimentary copy of my course titled "The Must Have Mental Skills For Competitive Tennis Players". ————— You can also find me, Brent Abel, over at my tennis instructional blog at http://WebTennis.com where I’ve got (probably way too much!) free instructional content along with several paid detailed courses. If you have a question you’d like me to answer in a future episode of the WebTennis Mobile Workshop podcast, here’s where you can leave that question: VOICEMAIL : 925-268-0211 SKYPE: webtennis EMAIL: brent [at] webtennis.com COMMENTS: WebTennis.com Blog ————— As always, come on now, get out there and make it a great day ;-)
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