After coaching hundreds of new players, Coach Ojo has identified the five errors that hold back almost every beginner. The good news? They are all fixable.
By Academy Admin

Starting tennis is exciting, but most beginners fall into the same traps. Here are the five most common mistakes and how to overcome them.
Most beginners grip the racket like a frying pan. Learn the continental grip for serves and volleys, and the semi-western for groundstrokes.
Train your eyes to pick up the ball as early as possible — the moment it leaves your opponent racket.
Tennis is a sport of constant movement. Stay on your toes and be ready to adjust your position before every shot.
Consistency beats power every time at the beginner level. Focus on control first.
Tennis is 50% mental. Develop a consistent pre-point routine to stay focused under pressure.