Tennis instruction: Set up by a powerful tennis service wide to the forehand Andrew Roddick benefits from the issuing weak return down the middle to attack cross-court with a topspin forehand to Roger Federers backhand. Andy finishes on the stretch with a well executed forehand angle volley.

Is this what to expect from the attacker? Surely it is!

Why?

- First Andy pulls his opponent off the court to create an opening and to get Federer to run as much as possible for the next ball.

- Second by attacking up the line Andy left Roger with no options but to go for the tram line

- Since Andy was in a good attacking position, he was able to stretch and hook the forehand volley for an angle

- After that Roger was reduced to a mere spectator, the ball was out of reach for him.

This is why I insist so much in you playing the right shots because if you develop such habits, it does not matter how good the other player is, you can reduce him to a spectator.

And win important matches.

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