| Roger Federer has an “imaginary line rule” for deciding where to hit that looks like this:
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| (You can click the image to watch the video)
The way it works is pretty simple. Roger decides where to hit depending on whether or not the ball crosses the imaginary line.
I know, it sounds a little weird, but this simple rule lets you play “smart-aggressive” tennis. It lets you control the match without taking unnecessary risk and piling up a ton of unforced errors trying to dictate play.
CLICK HERE to see how Federer follows the imaginary line rule to play smart-aggressive tennis
This video is the first in a 3-part free training series from our friend Will Hamilton from FuzzyYellowBalls.com. Will’s worked with some of the greatest players of all time, including Martina Navratilova, the Bryan Brothers, Patrick Rafter, and Gigi Fernandez to figure out how club players can use their strategies to win more matches.
One of these strategies is the imaginary line rule. Will’s going to show you a point of Federer using it to beat an aggressive baseliner. More importantly, he’s going to show YOU how you can use it too. You can check it out by clicking the picture:
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