Doubles Tennis Tactics Video on Demand-HK

Improve your doubles play with the same patterns used by pros. Developed in conjunction with the International Tennis Federation (ITF) and one of the world’s top doubles coaches, Doubles Tennis Tactics is perfect for any dedicated doubles player with a strong desire to improve.

On-camera expert Louis Cayer has presented his workshop on tennis doubles at ITF conferences in front of tennis federation leaders from more than 100 countries. In Doubles Tennis Tactics he presents complete coverage of the most effective patterns and strategies for every critical aspect of the game:

• Team strategy

• Serving

• Receiving

• Poaching

• Movement

• Positioning

Top international pros demonstrate the patterns in Davis and Federation Cup play. Cayer describes the responsibilities of each player by position, followed by sample drills to help viewers practice and reinforce the correct patterns.

Cayer teaches how to implement advanced doubles skills, including movement and shot selection patterns. The drills progress in difficulty right up to specific game situations.

If you’re serious about improving your doubles play, use Doubles Tennis Tactics to learn the patterns used by the pros. Once you learn these patterns, you’ll have everything you need to perfect your game and enjoy it more.

Since 2007, Louis Cayer has lived in England and worked at the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) as the director of high-performance coaching. His collaborations with the British Fed Cup and Davis Cup teams were key to the nation’s success in doubles. In 2012, Cayer’s efforts helped Jonny Marray (with Danish partner Freddie Nielsen) take the Wimbledon doubles crown after Britain’s 76-year wait.

In his four decades of coaching, Cayer has worked with nine top 100 singles players and over 30 top 100 doubles specialists. He coached the Canadian Davis Cup team from 1989 to 1993 and was team captain from 1994 to 2000.

Cayer has presented his workshop on tennis doubles at ITF conferences in front of tennis federation leaders from more than 100 countries. He is responsible for the Tennis Canada Coaching Certification System, and he has worked with some of the world's highest-ranked men's doubles players, including 1993 number one player Grant Connell and 2000 Olympic gold medalists Sébastien Lareau and Daniel Nestor.

In 2011 he was awarded the ITF Service to the Game Award in recognition of his contribution to tennis.