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With all these myths, there’s not a wrong way or a right way, there’s a better way." 

A key element to remember is to be aggressive and take control of the ball.

Your lower body plays a big role in your power. 

A solid early shoulder and hip turn allows your outer leg to naturally turn in and load.

The former world No. 21 has some tips for where you should serve. 

You've got to sell the poach to your opponent and make it look like you're crossing.

“The main thing I want to see is early preparation," Rick Macci says.

Paul Annacone shares tips on how to get your opponent on their heels.

The former No. 1 tells the benefits of hitting straight to your opponent at the net.

The coach of Taylor Fritz stresses footwork, balance and a short backswing. 

While most players thrive on the forehand side the backhand can be a lot trickier.

The key to your forward attack is to stay balanced. 

Get behind the ball and stay compact when you're moving backwards. 

It's not just about moving faster, it's about moving smarter.