SINGLES: Is not Doubles with 1 less person

🎾This thinking could be why you dont love singles and this episode is here to help If you are a:Doubles player who occasionally gets thrown into singles. Or a seasoned singles player who knows there’s still room to level up.Either way… this episode is for you. 👑🎾Singles is NOT just doubles with one less person on the court. 😂 The court feels bigger (on your side) but SMALLER on the opponent side, the points feel longer, there’s nowhere to hide — and suddenly you’re responsible for covering ALL. OF. IT.In this episode, Jane and Kim break down the biggest differences between singles and doubles and share strategies to help you feel more confident when you’re flying solo. They cover court positioning, shot selection, serve and return strategy, approaching the net, handling heavy topspin, and — perhaps most importantly — developing the marathon mindset you need to survive a long singles match.If doubles is your primary game, Jane's strategies will help you translate what you already know into singles. And if you're a veteran singles player, there are plenty of tactical reminders and ideas to help you uplevel your game and start thinking more strategically.Because when you're playing singles, there is no partner to save you.It's you, your racquet, and A LOT of court. 😳👑 What We're Talking AboutWhy singles is NOT just doubles without your partnerHow to think about court coverage and positioningThe shots every singles player needs in their toolboxWhy making your opponent move is everythingUsing crosscourt and down-the-line patterns to control pointsWhen to hit short, when to go deep, and when to attackServe placement and return strategies that actually matterHow to reset your position after every shotApproach shots and when it's worth coming to the netWhat to do when your opponent hits heavy topspinHow to handle aggressive opponents and net playersDeveloping the marathon mentality for long singles matches