
The idea behind trouble shooting lies in the power of Feedback loops.
A feedback loop is created when you have an action followed by an immediate observable event that provides feedback on the action you just took.
Feedback loops are all around you on the tennis court, and if you know what to look for, every error you make will actually give you clear feedback on how you need to adjust to hit your target on the next shot.
The idea of this course is to help you understand the feedback your misses are providing so you can make real-time adjustments and hit your next target. It’s all about understanding cause and effect. And when you see it this way, you’re stop just thinking you have a bad backhand, but you orient around the solution and start taking action to fix it.

“You can miss wide, long, or in the net. There are no other options.”
And tennis is a game of errors. It’s not a matter of if you will miss, it’s a matter of how you respond when you do. The videos below will talk you through common troubleshooting tips to get your shot back on target for the next ball.