Tennis at Home
Tennis at Home Tips with Chris Myrold
PBI Tennis Director Chris Myrold from the Carmel Valley Ranch in California checks in with this at-home drill to help sharpen your triple vision — increasing your awareness of the ball, of your opponent and of your positioning on court.
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