Master every situation on the court
21 tactics in Mental Edge
The set has reached a tiebreak and you feel the pressure rising.
The match has just started.
You and your partner play mostly in silence and keep making the same positioning mistakes.
You are choosing when to lob and what kind of lob to play.
Your opponents have won three consecutive points and are building momentum.
Your opponent hits a second serve after a fault.
The match has just started and you need to gather information.
You are losing and keep thinking about the scoreline instead of the next point.
You feel rushed between points and keep carrying the energy of the last mistake into the next rally.
You serve inconsistently and find your mind wandering during high-pressure service games.
You are losing points and your body language shows it, slumped shoulders, head down, visible frustration.
You make an unforced error and the mistake stays in your head for the next 2–3 points.
You feel anxious before matches and your first few games are always below your practice level.
You get tight at important moments because you focus too much on the result.
It is a golden point, one point decides the game, and you feel the pressure spike.
You have lost three consecutive games and every tactical adjustment has failed.
You are at the back trying to decide which opponent to target.
You are in a tiebreak and need a reliable serve tactic under pressure.
You and your partner never know in advance who will poach, so you both go for the same ball or neither does.
In long or tight rallies you go for too much, miss, and hand opponents free points.
Late in a match you are physically tired and start rushing points and making sloppy decisions.