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Winning on Clay
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Winning on Clay

Adapt movement, ball shape, patience and point construction to the demands of clay.

For: Players and coaches preparing for clay competition

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INSIDE THIS SUBJECT

Ten principles.
A connected approach.

  1. Understand How Clay Changes the Point
  2. Adapt Balance, Sliding and Recovery
  3. Use Height, Spin and Depth to Create Pressure
  4. Defend With Space and Patience
  5. Construct Points Through Repeated Patterns
  6. Recognise the Correct Ball to Accelerate
  7. Use Drop Shots and Forward Movement Selectively
  8. Manage Longer Matches and Physical Demands
  9. Adapt to Weather and Changing Court Conditions
  10. Compete Patiently Without Becoming Passive

Put it into practice

Clay-specific point and preparation examples linked to conditions and player strengths.

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