Paul Wardlaw, a successful collegiate coach for over 15 years (3 NCAA Championships at Kenyon College, Division III, Wilson/ITA Coach of the Decade award winner, NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the University of Iowa) has had recognition from tennis authorities as being a leader of innovative, effective practice ideas. The two videos in this latest instructional offering from Wardlaw give coaches and athletes all the competitive drills he uses in his daily practices to prepare his team for the competitive rigors of team tennis. The drills are divided into two videos, singles and doubles.
These two videos will provide coaches and players at all levels with nearly two hours of demanding drills, practice sessions, and warm-ups.

Paul Wardlaw's Competitive Drills for Singles
Paul Wardlaw,
Brown University Head Women's Tennis Coach;
3 NCAA Championships at Kenyon College, Division III, Wilson/ITA Coach of the Decade award winner, NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the University of Iowa

Over 35 singles drills to give the coach or athlete tactical challenges where the game teaches the game by putting players into situations where they must problem-solve and make decisions, ultimately figuring out how to get the job done given the parameters of the drill. Covers all aspects of singles play, including: serves and returns, point building, directionals, spin, and pressure and recovery. 60 minutes. 2001. DVD.

Paul Wardlaw's Competitive Drills for Doubles
Paul Wardlaw,
Brown University Head Women's Tennis Coach;
3 NCAA Championships at Kenyon College, Division III, Wilson/ITA Coach of the Decade award winner, NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the University of Iowa

Over 20 doubles drills round out Wardlaw's series and give the coach and player a series of excellent drills that will help a player learn to react to pressure situations in doubles tennis with winning results! Seven non-competitive warm-ups are included to get the players ready for the practice sessions ahead in both the singles and doubles drills. 50 minutes. 2001. DVD.